The Chishills Newsletter December 2022
Remembrance Sunday was commemorated by over 100 people at the War Memorial, followed by a Service of Remembrance at the URC chapel, featuring a world premiere choral piece by Jamie […]
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Remembrance Sunday was commemorated by over 100 people at the War Memorial, followed by a Service of Remembrance at the URC chapel, featuring a world premiere choral piece by Jamie […]
The village will commemorate Remembrance Sunday on November 13th with a ceremony at the Great Chishill War Memorial, followed by a service at the URC Chapel featuring the premiere of
The Hundred Parishes Society, a membership organization and registered charity, promotes the largely unspoilt area of northwest Essex, northeast Hertfordshire, and southern Cambridgeshire by launching a Facebook group and a
David McKeown, who led the renovation of the village’s Windmill and chaired the Great Chishill Windmill Trust, is leaving the village, and the Trust is seeking someone to help increase
The village newsletter highlights a recent fire risk due to record-breaking heat in July, urging residents to avoid barbecues and bonfires until significant rainfall occurs. Charles Hall, the newest Parish
The Great Chishill Open Gardens event on June 12th attracted around 100 visitors, raising over £1,000 for church funds to support the “Re-ordering” project at St Swithun’s. The Great Chishill
The village is celebrating the Platinum Jubilee with a series of events from June 2nd to June 5th, including a Fez Fest, Pimms and Prosecco O’Clock, bell-ringing, traditional games, and
The Chishills community is seeking volunteers to help guide visitors through their historic windmill, with training and support provided to ensure a fun and sociable experience. The village is preparing
The annual Great Chishill Sloe Gin Competition, held on 24th February, featured 42 entries and raised over £730 for the Great Chishill Bell Restoration Project through a sampling party, raffle,
The historic church bells of St Swithun’s were temporarily displayed for the public before being sent for a complete renovation, funded through local fundraising efforts, with plans for their return