Exhibition featuring local artists
Winwick Village Hall
November 4th and 5th
Open 11.00am – 4.00pm

Winwick Village Hall
November 4th and 5th
Open 11.00am – 4.00pm

Paper copies of the application for an anaerobic digester unit have been delivered to the Parish Council office. These include maps and documents and will be available to view on Friday afternoons (20th and 27th October and 3rd November), between 2.00 and 4.00PM – in the Village Hall.
Should you wish to make comments or observations to North Northamptonshire Council, 10th November is the date by which these should be received.
You can make an objection or representation by online form:
Comment on a current minerals and waste planning application
You can also comment by email and post:
Email:mwapps@northants.gov.uk
Post to Minerals and Waste Planning Services, North Northamptonshire Council, One Angel Square, Angel Street, Northampton, NN1 1ED
Plans and associated documents can be viewed in advance of the meeting on North Northamptonshire’s website, this is a Waste and Minerals Application:
NN/23/00026/WASFUL – Proposed Anaerobic Digestion Plant, Associated Infrastructure, Lagoons and Feedstock Clamps at Rectory Farm, Gypsy Lane, Luddington In The Brook, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, PE8 5QS
(Whilst the site is in Northamptonshire, travel to the site will be through local villages along the B660.)
This is a meeting where all interested parties are invited to come along and hear the presentation of the applicants for this unit, to view the associated documents and plans. There will be an opportunity to ask questions.
When – Wednesday 4th October (there is a limited time to respond to North Northamptonshire Council)
Time – 7PM prompt, arrival from 6.45PM – Finish 9PM
Where – Great Gidding Village Hall (large car park)
PE28 5NU or ///flexed.blocking.snug
Where :The Orchard, Jubilee Wood
When: Saturday 7th October 10.30am
Come and join us for the annual community apple pressing event alongside demonstrations of green wood craft.
Please bring along any apples and pears for a morning of peeling/chopping/crushing and make fresh juice.
You may want to bring along a seat/chair and a container to take juice home.
AND, in the evening there is the Harvest Festival, Supper and Auction in Winwick – see previous posts in Forthcoming Events
Sunday 3rd September
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
11.30am
St Michael’s Church, Great Gidding

Everyone very welcome !
Wednesday 6th September
In the Village Hall
10.30 onwards
All ages welcome
Do come and join us
St Michael’s Church, Great Gidding invites you
to a service of Thanksgiving for Great Gidding Church of England Primary School, and its place in the village since 1846
on Sunday 16th July at 11.00 am in St Michael’s Church with Rt Rev Stephen Conway, Bishop of Ely
to be followed by a light buffet in church – RSVP by 8th July if you can join the lunch to Rev Fiona Brampton revfiona@norleigh.org.uk; 29 Church Road, Great Stukeley, Huntingdon PE28 4AL
I received letters from children at Great Gidding School, inviting me to visit and went along last Friday. When I arrived, I was shown around the fabulous Museum that the school children and staff have put together – it lines the walls of one of the classrooms, and is a fantastic record of events that have taken place over the years, and the children that have passed through the gates. There are many photos to be seen both recent and more historic, awards, plans, yearbooks and Headteacher’s log books dating back to 1882.
The children and staff have issued an invitation to all former pupils, parents, staff and village residents to call in, take a look around, share any memories and bring along photographs of schooldays.
The Museum will be open on the following days, between 3.30 and 5.00PM:
Tuesday 4th July/Thursday 6th July/Tuesday 11th July and Thursday 13th July
PLEASE email the school on office@greatgidding.cambs.sch.uk to advise them – they would be delighted to see visitors, but need to ensure that someone is available to accompany you (if you need to phone on 293466, please be aware that school staff may not be available to answer your call).
Posted by Julie Trolove, Parish Clerk and village history enthusiast.

The Open Studios events are held in private homes, studios and public spaces. Each venue displays a red Open Studios banner, and the Peterborough Open Studios brochure map shows all the venues so that you can plan your visits.
It’s worth checking the individual artists’ pages on this Peterborough Open Studios website. Here you will also find information on whether for example the garden will be open, refreshments offered or if there are demonstrations to enjoy.
Visitors are welcome simply to have a look round, to talk to the artists, and to learn about the techniques and materials involved in their work.
Entry to each venue is FREE All the artists will have original work for sale and many will have cards and prints available. Many will also take commissions. There is, of course, absolutely no obligation to buy anything.
Please note that the exhibitors do not generally accept card payments so come prepared with cash or a cheque book.
See more of Krystyna’s work on her website: www.krystynawojcik.co.uk
See more of Paul’s work on his website: www.paulcrank.co.uk
See more of Carry’s work on her website: carryakroyd.co.uk