Over the past 18 months you might have noticed building work happening at 74 Main St., Great Gidding – previously Laurel Farm. Jan and Margaret have been busy designing and building their own home and office and a further property that will eventually be rented out by
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The Good Friday Walk is a legacy left by Mary which we want to keep in memory of her time here. On Good Friday, 30th April, there will be a walk between all the churches in the Benefice, a distance of approximately 16 miles. On the next
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Here’s a few aerial pictures of Great Gidding as Britain is being battered by icy weather this week by the polar vortex nicknamed “Beast From The East”. Although it looks fairly benign the temperatures have plummeted to minus 10 degrees and below.
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A few aerial views of St Michael’s Church and Main Street in Great Gidding taken on one of the few still days in October 2017.
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Great Gidding’s new Cycle Café selling coffees, teas, homemade cakes and filled rolls opens this Sunday. Open to cyclists and non-cyclists every Sunday 10.00am – 2.00pm. Starting on Sunday 30th July 2017 in Great Gidding Village Hall. Julie and Krystyna look forward to welcoming you! Visit our
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Just a reminder that the Cambridgeshire mobile library visits our village on the 3rd Thursday of every month and from the start of April 2017 the new times will be from 12.40pm to 12.55pm. The library stops in the lay-by in front of the recreation ground and
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A few more aerial photos taken recently over Great Gidding, Little Gidding and Steeple Gidding. Great Gidding Great Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016 Great Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016 Great Gidding dusk, Autumn 2016 Great Gidding – Main Street looking north east, Autumn 2016 Great Gidding – Main Street
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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
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