The Chishills Newsletter July 2012
The Diamond Jubilee Barn Dance at Hall Farm, organized by the GC Bellringers, was a successful event that raised over £2000 for the Bells Restoration Fund, thanks to the efforts […]
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The Diamond Jubilee Barn Dance at Hall Farm, organized by the GC Bellringers, was a successful event that raised over £2000 for the Bells Restoration Fund, thanks to the efforts […]
The Chishills are celebrating the Diamond Jubilee with a Barn Dance at Hall Farm on June 2nd, featuring live music, a bar, and a raffle, with tickets available for purchase.
Great Chishill Walkers are participating in the London MoonWalk to raise funds for breast cancer charities and are organizing local fundraising events, including a disco and quiz night, before the
A visiting group of bell ringers successfully rang a peal at St Swithun’s on March 10th, coinciding with three village celebrations, including a golden wedding anniversary, a birthday, and an
Stella Russell once again won the Great Chishill Bell Ringers’ 2012 Sloe Gin competition, held at Hall Farm, with her Nouveau Sloe Gin, while the event raised £300 for the
A charitable trust has been established to take over the Chishill windmill from the County Council, with plans for restoration funded by English Heritage and the National Lottery, and community
The Charity Winter Ball successfully raised a profit of £1,218, which will be shared equally between the St Swithun’s Bells Fund and the Bowel Disease Research Fund at Addenbrooke’s, thanks
Sarah Scott has been appointed as the Parish Highways Warden for Great and Little Chishill and Heydon, where she will address road issues such as blocked drains and potholes, and
The introduction of the Belstead Herd of Lincoln Reds at Lynchets Farm in the village highlights the Truss family’s efforts to expand their herd of this native British breed known
A combine harvester caught fire in August, causing significant damage estimated at £140,000, but quick action by Chris Bates helped save a nearby wheat field, while the driver, Andy Clark,