The Chishills Newsletter March 2008
The village is seeking volunteers to help distribute the monthly newsletter, as some current distributors are becoming weary, and it requires only up to an hour of commitment per month. […]
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 village is seeking volunteers to help distribute the monthly newsletter, as some current distributors are becoming weary, and it requires only up to an hour of commitment per month. […]
Police in South Cambridgeshire are investigating a series of 19 robberies and burglaries targeting elderly victims, with suspects posing as police officers to gain entry into homes. Cambridgeshire County Council
The volunteer speed watch group has begun measuring traffic speeds in the village, revealing that over 30% of vehicles exceed the 35 mph limit, prompting police enforcement checks to be
Rod Doulton, the new Director of the United Benefice, has moved to the village with his family and is eager to connect with the community through various local activities and
Phil and Sue Maynard, along with their daughter Claire, have recently moved to Great Chishill, where they have become active in village activities such as bell ringing and the wine
The Great Chishill July Evening Féte, initially postponed due to rain, successfully raised £1,063 for the playing fields fund despite continued weather challenges, with popular stalls and community support. Great
Georgie Stoop, a young tennis player from Great Chishill, has been training rigorously despite an injury preventing her from participating in Wimbledon, and she is seeking sponsorship to support her
The Great Chishill Playing Fields Association is hosting an evening garden fete on July 20th with various stalls and activities, and is seeking donations of items like wine, books, and
The Great Chishill Playing Fields Association, a voluntary group maintaining local fields and playgrounds, faces financial challenges due to the recent purchase of a second-hand tractor and plans to hold
The Great Chishill Quiz Night, organized by Simon Coxall and his team, was a successful event with over 90 participants, raising over £700 for the upkeep of the Playing Fields.