Great & Little Gidding Parish Council are conducting a survey to seek residents’ views about living and working in the Parish and to gather suggestions or comments on how we can improve aspects of life for all residents in our Community.
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This is an interactive exercise for digital camera users, a chance to get your photograph on the village website. Along the eastern boundary hedgerow of the Jubilee Wood is a large gap in the hedge deliberately maintained so as to provide a “window” for the view beyond the hedge.
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Its been an interesting week of weather around the country with lots of scientific, non scientific and metrological terms bandied about as if we should all be experts. I thought it would be a good thing to sort a few truths and non truths from some of
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Here’s a few aerial pictures of Great Gidding as Britain is being battered by icy weather this week by the polar vortex nicknamed “Beast From The East”. Although it looks fairly benign the temperatures have plummeted to minus 10 degrees and below.
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Great & Little Gidding Parish Council have a vacancy for a Parish Clerk. This is a part-time lone working job based in the Council Office within the Village Hall. To include dealing with enquiries from the public, general office duties and helping and advising the Parish Council,
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We have been informed that the mobile post office will not be visiting the village until at least the week commencing 12th Feb 2018 due to illness.
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As many people already know, Les Goodwin died suddenly at the beginning of January, at home here in Gidding, where he had lived for almost all his life.
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Those of you who relish the idea of the community doing its “bit” will be heartened to learn that over three weekends in the last few weeks various community tasks have been undertaken to address seasonal growth and get the playing field back into shape. First up
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A few aerial views of St Michael’s Church and Main Street in Great Gidding taken on one of the few still days in October 2017.
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