The monthly newsletter printed and distributed for free to all residents of the village. This is a PDF archive going back to the very beginning in 2007.
The Parish Council is addressing security concerns in the village by distributing a questionnaire to residents to gather opinions on potential initiatives to reduce burglaries, with a deadline for responses […]
The windmill restoration team has successfully raised £12,000 through their ‘Sponsor a Board’ campaign and received an additional grant of £15,729 from Historic England to continue crucial repairs and maintenance
Great Chishill DCC has received a £196,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to carry out urgent repairs on St Swithun’s church tower, enhancing its utility for community events and
The Windmill restoration project has made significant progress with the engagement of millwright Bill Griffiths to start work in July, and a sponsorship scheme has been introduced to help fund
Boundary changes in May will integrate the Chishills into a new electoral division, Duxford, leading to the departure of County Councillor Susan Van de Ven, who reflects fondly on her
Rosemary expresses gratitude to the community for their support during her husband Mike Livings’ battle with cancer, highlighting his contributions to the village and his love for gardening and architecture,
The County Councillor discusses the challenges faced by Cambridgeshire due to a freeze on council tax and reduced government support, impacting the ability to provide essential services. The Windmill Trust
The village mourns the loss of two beloved community figures, Andrew Gardiner, a proactive Parish Council Chairman, and Jim Brearley, a generous and memorable character known for his contributions to
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
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