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 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
Restoration work has begun at the Great Chishill Windmill with the help of Rotary Club volunteers, aiming to preserve the landmark and eventually restore its sails. St Swithun’s Church successfully
The Great Chishill bellringers were disappointed by the low turnout at their Open Tower event, which aimed to introduce newcomers to bell ringing despite offering demonstrations and interactive experiences. The
Chishill’s bellringers will participate in a national event by opening the bell-tower to visitors and performing continuous bell ringing at St Swithun’s Church on September 8th and 10th, aiming to
The Music Night held on July 16th at the Village Hall was a sold-out event that raised £1,495 for the St Swithun’s Appeal and the Great Chishill Windmill Trust, featuring
The St. Swithun’s Appeal Fund and the Windmill Trust are collaborating to host a Music Evening on July 16, featuring local and regional talent, with proceeds supporting both organizations. Great
The St Swithun’s Appeal ‘Good Old Fashioned Auction’ successfully raised £2,000, bringing the Appeal Fund closer to its £50,000 target, with over 300 lots auctioned by TV auctioneer David Palmer.