Recent photos of the interior of St Michael’s Church in Great Gidding. Photos: Paul Crank, Catalyst Video Services
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Recent photos of interior details in St Michael’s Church, Great Gidding Stone carvings Stained glass
Read more →Jubilee Wood Species List June 2019, identified by Hunts Fauna and Flora Society
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The days are rapidly getting shorter and the sun is moving lower in the sky as September comes to an end. As I write this on the twenty-third of September, I’m reminded that it is the Autumn equinox when day and night are of equal length. To
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September at St Michael’s Church September sees us welcoming our new Associate Priest, the Revd Canon Fiona Brampton The North Leightonstone Benefice (the group of parishes which includes the Giddings) has been enlarged. Revd Mandy Flaherty has been appointed Benefice Rector (i.e. senior priest), and has been
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Come along to the Harvest Festival Service at 11am at St Michael’s Church, Great Gidding on Sunday 15th September followed by Lunch at Churchside House Come and welcome our new Vicar, Revd Canon Fiona Brampton Everyone very welcome !
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August had been disappointingly cold and quite wet until the scorching bank holiday weekend, when butterflies fluttered around the edges of the wood and swallows flew high to find food… when swallows fly high, the weather will be dry. Of course there is a practical reason for
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There will be two services on Sunday 22nd September 2019 to welcome The Revd Canon Fiona Brampton as Associate Priest & Chaplain to Little Gidding. The first is at St. Bartholomew, Church Road, Great Stukeley PE28 4AL lead by the Bishop of Huntingdon The Rt. Revd. Dagmar
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Gidding Den has just opened in the shop opposite the pub and is selling equestrian items, country clothing and gifts. Ideal for birthday presents!
Read more →It’s been a month of very varied weather from windy and wet days interspersed with blisteringly hot ones including the hottest temperature officially recorded in the UK at the Cambridge Botanic Garden of 38.7C. It looks like it’s going to be the second hottest year ever recorded
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