Saturday’s Gidding Christmas Cornucopia raised the wonderful amount of one thousand, one hundred and eleven pounds and eleven pence (OK – it was £1111.12 but why spoil a good headline for the sake of two half pennies!). Behind the scenes Congratulations and huge thanks to everyone involved
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Great Gidding Village Hall came well and truly alive on Saturday as Giddings Christmas Cornucopia buzzed with visitors all afternoon, who came to enjoy browsing and buying some really beautiful gifts. The hall looked warm and inviting and so colourful – what an array on offer! Gidding
Read more →WIN £1000 for your Village Hall plus £500 for the photographer! More info at http://facebook.com/AlliedWestminster
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The Giddings now have a community Facebook group. A Facebook group for residents of Great Gidding, Steeple Gidding and Little Gidding. It’s the ideal forum to ask questions, to notify residents of activity in the villages or promote local events and clubs, etc! If you would like
Read more →The village press has been in use as a grape-crusher at the Alexanders. Small and sweet with lots of pips but worth the effort!
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What are Bell Muffles? These are used when ringing church bells “half muffled”. The bells ring in a sequence which then gives an effect like an echo. This is because one half of the clapper is covered with a leather muffle, so on the front stroke the
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As the evenings are now drawing in earlier, please take a look at the crime prevention advice below taken from the police website in how to make your home less appealing to potential burglars. If you do see anyone that you think is acting suspiciously in a
Read more →There has recently been a burglary in the village. Please take a look at this web page to remind yourselves of steps you can take to help to keep your property secure – https://www.police.uk/crime-prevention-advice/burglary/
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Recent photos of the interior of St Michael’s Church in Great Gidding. Photos: Paul Crank, Catalyst Video Services
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