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We’re looking for volunteers to help us produce a more interesting leaflet interpreting the history and heritage of the church, as part of our heritage lottery funded project to repair […]
We’re looking for volunteers to help us produce a more interesting leaflet interpreting the history and heritage of the church, as part of our heritage lottery funded project to repair […]
The restoration project for St Swithun’s Tower in Great Chishill is progressing, with nearly £53,000 raised through fundraising events, and plans for repairs and new facilities pending diocesan approval and […]
The year 2016 turned into a momentous one for the windmill – on December 14 the Trust was granted Listed Building Consent (LBC). This is key to taking active steps […]
The Chishills’ senior members celebrated Christmas on 15th December in the village hall with a wonderful tea funded by the Parish Council and organised by the team of ladies shown […]
The Great Chishill and Heydon Children’s Party was held in the Village Hall on 11th December. More than 50 children and the families were entertained by the marvellous Stripey Wipey. […]
The popular Craft Fair was held at Lynchets Farm in New Road on 3rd December. This was again a very successful event – great atmosphere, and lots of people came […]
The popular Craft Fair was held at Lynchets Farm in New Road on 3rd December. This was againa very successful event – great atmosphere, and lots of people came from […]
Great Chishill’s United Reform Church is facing potential closure due to declining congregations and the departure of key supporters, prompting a community-driven initiative to increase the chapel’s usage through events […]
On 18th November the One Show’s ‘Rickshaw Challenge’ did its final leg of the 470-mile journey from the Scottish market town of Jedburgh to central London, all to raise money […]
The annual Service of Remembrance took place on Sunday 13th November and was well attended, with nearly 100 people turning out. The service was led by Simon Bailey who is […]