We are delighted that the final part of the alterations to St John’s Church are finally about to happen. Accessibility: We are to have a stone ramp leading to the West Door of the church, and a wider step at the front of the church to
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St. John’s Church Little Gidding will be closed for visitors and services from January 8th 2024 with the hope of completing before March 28th for building work and access improvements.
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Regarding the proposed Anaerobic Digestion Plant, attached is a PDF update of what is now in process as far as Cambridgeshire is concerned. Download the PDF: GDCR 2023 10 30 Acknowledement to Agent
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I am extremely proud of my husband Paul Crank who has just completed his target of cycling 1000 miles in August and raising £1000 for the Brain Tumour Research charity, as our lovely brother-in-law Aubrey Lee died in June following a very short but aggressive illness due
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Many of you will be saddened to hear of the death of Patrick earlier in the year. His wife, Anne, reminded us how Patrick started his close involvement with the village:When Patrick retired he did a 3 year course on local history at Nottingham University. He was
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The Neighbourhood Plan team have created 4 surveys covering each parish plus the businesses.
Read more →Talented Gt Gidding artist Geoff Goddard has been creating a wonderful series of paintings of Ashlea and Autumn Lights 6 is recently completed. The paintings are based on a series of photos taken near the bridle path by Alconbury Brook and here’s the finished painting along with
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A Great Gidding resident had a lovely surprise when two visitors from the USA called to convey their thanks in person to Bruce Jordan this afternoon. Heather Goldman is the granddaughter of Wayne Humphries, one of the survivors of the Bam Bam air crash, and had looked
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Neighbourhood Plan covering the Giddings, Hamerton and Winwick – an opportunity for all of us to set out a positive vision of how we would like our community to evolve over the next 15 years.
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