Parish Council,
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The PCC of Great Gidding is proposing to replace the outer doors to the south porch of St. Michael’s Church with new glazed doors of similar design. To do this we need to obtain a faculty (i.e. permission) from the Diocese of Ely. A condition for granting
Read more →Main Street in Great Gidding was temporarily blocked off on Tuesday 21st December 2021 whilst the newly refurbished school bell tower was lifted into place prior to refitting.
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PLANNING – LOCAL Ironically enough for a councillor who isn’t a member of the District Council’s Development Management Committee, I continue to spend a significant amount of time dealing with planning issues; to one degree or another, over the last year I have been involved with planning
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Things are hotting up as we get ready for the second Gidding Christmas Cornucopia which promises to live up to its name with a wide and varied range of craftspeople, offering different and unique goods. There will be gorgeous woven willow animals, cards, ornaments, handmade pens, art,
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Minutes of the meeting held at Great Gidding Village Hall on Tuesday 17th August 2021 Present: Cllrs Hodson, Cotton, Hill, Pudney, Maciag and Bolton, County Councillor Gardener, District Councillor Alban and the Clerk. 059.21 Cllr Hodson, as Chairman, welcomed those present to the meeting 060.21 There were
Read more →Minutes of the meeting held at Great Gidding Village Hall on Tuesday 15th June 2021 Present: Cllrs Hodson, Hill, Cotton, Maciag and Pudney, District Councillor Tuplin, County Councillor Gardener and the Clerk. 1 member of the Public 023.21 Cllr Hodson, as Chairman, welcomed those present to the
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Opening Our Doors Please come along for welcome drinks and nibbles on Thursday 14th or Friday 15th October between 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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Sue Shepherd and Mary Read are delighted to announce that last Sunday’s Gidding Garden Party raised the marvellous amount of £400 to give directly to The Green Backyard allotment project in Peterborough. Sue Shepherd adds “As members of the PCC we were very aware of the Church’s
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