After months of rain and snow, the Environment Agency is counting down the days until spring with a photography competition open to everyone in the east of England. Environmental enthusiasts have been urged to get their thinking caps on and their lens caps off to capture an
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Cambridgeshire County Council Cabinet approved the higher speed broadband contract award to BT today (4 February 2013) – taking us a step nearer to beginning the roll-out in 2013.
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If you were passing down Main Street on the rainy Saturday night of 26 January, you may have heard the strumming of Mexican music, the faint waft of chilli. This was the spectacular ‘Chilli Night and Auction of Promises’ put on on behalf of St Michael’s Church to boost much needed funds.
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Can you find Giddings newest resident – José? As part of the Gidding Church Chilli Night we have decided to launch a simple competition to blatantly get Gidding residents to look at our all new website and pass on their email addresses (so that we can keep
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The recent cold snap has added an extra photogenic element to our villages. View the Photos section for more images of the January snows. View the Photos section for more images.
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Due to the recent continuous deluge, it was decided that this year the Giddings Wassail celebrations would be run in a slightly different format.
Read more →Close to 24,000 people across the county have registered their demand for better broadband since May 2012 making it one of the fastest growing and biggest broadband campaigns in the country.
Read more →The big clean out Townsend Pond or the Horse Pond as it is known in the village had reached crisis point. Almost completely silted up and giving off a foul smell when the water was low, it was becoming a bit of an environmental hazard. Long gone
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Another splendid evening at the Village Hall for the monthly Beer and Skittles with superb provender provided.
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Ash trees are under serious threat from a fungal disease that has spread to the UK from Continental Europe. Chalara Fraxinea or Ash Die-back Disease has been noted in East Anglia and Scotland. If the disease takes hold as expert’s predict it will then it will be
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