Newsletter

The King’s Men, a renowned close harmony group, performed at St Swithun’s Church on December 7th to launch a fundraising campaign aimed at raising £50,000 for essential preservation work on […]

Villagers in Chishill gathered on November 9th at the war memorial to honor those who died in the two world wars, with a service led by Rev. Duncan Goldie and

Chrishall School is participating in Waitrose’s Community Matters Scheme to raise funds for an outdoor classroom, encouraging shoppers to support their initiative by voting for them throughout November. The Windmill

Janet Erskine is stepping down as the editor of the Chishills Newsletter after nearly eight years, handing over the role to Neil Heywood due to her upcoming relocation and technical

John Crawley reflects on his 50 years living in Chishill, highlighting the village’s history, community efforts to preserve local landmarks, and the evolving social structure through clubs and societies. The

The village féte on July 6th was a success, raising a record-breaking £1148.50, with 10% of the profits going to St Swithun’s church and the rest benefiting the Youth Club

The Gourley family, who moved to Hope Cottages in Great Chishill last year, express their gratitude for the warm welcome they’ve received and share updates about their new life, including

The Great Chishill Windmill Trustees have secured a 125-year lease agreement with Cambridge County Council, allowing them to move forward with restoration plans funded by £34,000 in donations and grants,

The Great Chishill Cricket Club is inviting new members to join and participate in the upcoming season, with details available on their website and opportunities to meet at home games

Wendy and David McKeown have recently moved to Great Chishill after living in Foxton for 37 years, and they are enjoying their retirement while maintaining a lodge in Weybourne for