New aerial photos of the Giddings

New aerial photos of the Giddings

A few more aerial photos taken recently over Great Gidding, Little Gidding and Steeple Gidding.

Great Gidding

Aerial view of Great GiddingGreat Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016

Aerial view of Great GiddingGreat Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016

Aerial view of Great GiddingGreat Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016

Great Gidding - Main Street looking north eastGreat Gidding – Main Street looking north east, Autumn 2016

Great Gidding - Main Street looking south eastGreat Gidding – Main Street looking south east, Autumn 2016

Little Gidding

Aerial view of Little GiddingLittle Gidding, Autumn 2016

Aerial view of Little GiddingLittle Gidding, Autumn 2016

Steeple Gidding

Aerial view of Steeple GiddingSteeple Gidding, Autumn 2016

steeple-gidding-autumn-2016-02Steeple Gidding, Autumn 2016

Aerial view of Steeple GiddingSteeple Gidding, Autumn 2016

St Andrew's Church, Steeple Gidding, Autumn 2016St Andrew’s Church, Steeple Gidding, Autumn 2016

Great Gidding Main Street - Autumn 2016 duskMain Street, Great Gidding, Autumn 2016

Supercars in Great Gidding

Supercars in Great Gidding

A Gidding resident was getting quite excited as he turned the uphill bend towards his home and saw a wonderful array of supercars parked right outside his house. Racking his brains for any competitions he’d entered and forgotten about, his pace quickened.

Alas… it was just some lucky folk enjoying the B660 in their OWN cars (harrumph) who happened perchance to stop outside his house. Anyway, a friendly conversation ensued about the ideal merits of these particular road bends being particularly suitable for Lamborghinis and the like and all went on their merry way (well, almost all of them).

30mph stickers for the Villages

30mph stickers for the Villages

In an attempt to help slow traffic down in and around the villages, the Parish Council has purchased a supply of self adhesive wheelie bin stickers.

We are asking if you would be so kind as to place them on the side of your grey household waste bin which is then placed on the kerbside every fortnight. Rest assured that we are looking at further traffic calming measures for the villages, this is just a very cheap and simple idea to help spread the message. We have chosen the grey bin to get the greatest impact when the bins are out as not everyone uses the others.

The sticker should land through your letter box over the next few days, once every household has been given one there may be some spares if people would like to purchase them for a small donation to the village hall fund.

Thank you for your help.
Great & Little Parish Council

Harvest Festival and buffet lunch

Harvest Festival and buffet lunch

 

 

GG Village Show 2016

This year’s harvest festival will be held on Sunday 2nd October at 11am, at St Michael’s Church, followed by buffet lunch at Footpath House, 23 Gains Lane. Everyone is welcome to either or both.

Please bring food to share; hot and cold beverages, crockery and cutlery will be provided.

Lunch will be al fresco (there will be gazebo cover for wet weather).

Any queries please contact Mrs Purllant, tel: 01832 293943 or email: clarabeth@hotmail.com

 

‘Riding and Roadcraft’ Talk

'Riding and Roadcraft' Talk

‘RIDING AND ROADCRAFT’ AWARENESS RAISING AND SAFER RIDING FOR TODAY’S ROADS

Great & Little Gidding Parish Council & The British Horse Society invites all riders to attend a talk by Liz Wright, BHS Riding & Road Safety Officer for Cambridgeshire.

  • Refreshments
  • Free Entry
  • BHS Publications Available
  • Cyclists, motorists & walkers welcome.

SATURDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER 3PM AT GREAT GIDDING VILLAGE HALL

Just come along or for more details please contact:
ewright757@btinternet.com or phone 07770 683766

or contact Rachel Giddens rachelgiddens55@gmail.com

Gidding Badminton Club

Fresh players still needed

 

DadddersGidding  Badminton Club  has for a number of years played social badminton at the Sawtry Leisure Centre. Over recent weeks active players have been a bit thin on the ground so this is really a call for new  members and old members to come back to the fold .

It is social badminton played with every intention of winning but recognising the skill level is sometimes  found wanting. If this sounds like your sort of game then come and join in on Tuesday evening’s  from 6 pm until 7 pm. There is no club membership fee, just the court hire which floats around £1.50 to  £2.50 depending on numbers.

 

We aim to play mixed doubles which rotate  after each game and we play with the modern scoring system  whereby you win a point at each serve. This makes for a faster, livelier and  usually error strewn game. All good fun!

Contact Michael Trolove  for more details