The Chishills Newsletter February 2009
A new “Owl Box” has been installed on the border of Wright’s Field and Bull Meadow to encourage the nesting of Barn Owls, whose numbers have been declining due to […]
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A new “Owl Box” has been installed on the border of Wright’s Field and Bull Meadow to encourage the nesting of Barn Owls, whose numbers have been declining due to […]
The village is hosting a Sloe Gin Competition on January 31st at Hall Farm to raise funds for the refurbishment of the Great Chishill Church Bells, which is nearing completion
The village bids farewell to several families, including the Papillons, Joneses, and Maxwells, who are relocating to various parts of the UK and Europe for new job opportunities and life
Tony and Pam Mace are bidding farewell to Great Chishill as they retire and move to Sussex after many years of active involvement in the community, where Tony served as
Emma Heath and her family have returned to Great Chishill to enjoy village life and be closer to family, thanks to the village’s new affordable housing scheme. The Parish Council
The Youth Club successfully raised £200 through a car wash event in early August, which helped fund two outings to Mepal outdoor adventure centre and Thorpe Park. An arson incident
Great Chishill Cricket Club honored three retiring officers, Des Manning, John Manning, and Stephen Saunders, for their combined 132 years of service with a surprise presentation and life membership, marking
The first Great Chishill Midsummer Ball, held on June 21st, was a successful event featuring a champagne reception, a three-course meal, and dancing, raising approximately £2000 for village organisations. The
Cambridgeshire Police Authority is seeking applicants for four independent member posts to help ensure an effective and efficient police force, with applications due by June 3rd. The Royston Choral Society
The affordable housing scheme on Heydon Road was officially opened by local MP Andrew Lansley, with contributions from various community members and organizations, highlighting the collaborative effort to address housing