The 2022 Sloe Gin Competition
The annual Great Chishill Sloe Gin Competition took place on Thursday 24th February. This year there were 42 entries across 3 categories, all of which were sampled by the judges! […]
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Snowdrop Event 2022
Thank you to everyone who helped or came along to the BELL RESTORATION PROJECT fund raising event on 12th February. A chilly but sunny day, and those who came were
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The Chishills Newsletter February 2022
Chishill’s talented jazz musician Maggie Mather-Hill will perform monthly gigs at the Pheasant, starting on 5th February, accompanied by her band, A Few in the Bar, offering a cocktail bar
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The Chishills Newsletter January 2022
The Great Chishill Cricket Club held its annual dinner dance on November 27th, where 68 attendees enjoyed a meal, awards ceremony, and auction, raising funds to improve facilities for the
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The Great Chishill ADVENT CALENDAR 2021
With Christmas just around the corner, the Advent Calendar has started. Displays are opening up all around the village.
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The Yarn Bombers are Back
The talented people of ‘Barley Knitters’ have been busy again, creating these lovely pieces to brighten our days and raise money for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity. They say ‘If
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The Chishills Newsletter December 2021
Tristram Alexander from Hope Cottages is embarking on a remarkable solo road trip spanning 2 to 3 years and 200,000 miles across North and South America on a specially built
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The Chishills Newsletter November 2021
Paul Buck discovered two lost school medals belonging to siblings Arthur and Grace Harvey while metal detecting, and successfully returned them to a descendant of the Harvey family. The village
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Great Chishill Pavilion
from Great Chishill PFA & GCCC. Following on from the announcement in November regarding the potential redevelopment of the Great Chishill Pavilion on the sports field, to bring it up
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The Chishills Newsletter October 2021
The article discusses the historical significance of the chalk pit in Great Chishill, highlighting its use in road surfacing and the challenges faced due to its inability to produce clunch,