September 12, 2010 by admin ·
Gilsland is a small village of around 400 souls, situated uncomfortably astride the Northumberland / Cumbria border – which is here defined by the River Irthing and its tributary the Poltross Burn.
Gilsland contains many interesting and historic buildings and other sites, but as most fail to fall into officially approved “heritage” periods or myths they are rarely mentioned.
The area is also fascinating geologically as fossiliferous, coal-bearing Lower Carboniferous limestones, sandstones and shales outcrop in river gorges and crags.
View the latest Glsland newsletter online
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April 11, 2010 by admin ·
North Wootton lies approximately 4miles from the centre of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, close to the North Norfolk coast.
It has a total population of around 2400, of which 1900 are on the Electoral Roll.
View the latest North Wootton newsletters online
April 11, 2010 by admin ·
Winterton-on-Sea is an ancient fishing village some 8 miles north of Great Yarmouth on the B1159.
It is a small village with around 650 houses and 1,500 inhabitants.
Near to the village, at Blood Hill, Somerton, is one of the first wind farms in the UK. The ten turbines were sited in 1992 and they generate 2.25 Mw which is enough to supply around 1000 homes.
View the latest Winterton-on-sea newsletters online
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April 11, 2010 by admin ·
Kilkhampton as a village is one of the few remaning villages in Cornwall that has managed to preseve it’s very strong traditional community spirit, something that the people of Kilkhampton are very proud of.
It has a very unusual Twitter feed – The only Tweets are from the clock in the tower in the village of Kilkhampton. The clock is 156 years old.
View the Kilkhampton Parish newsletter online
February 23, 2010 by admin ·
Aldwick Parish Council produce newsletters three times per year and these are normally available on line and from the Parish Offices in Pryors Lane.
View the Aldwick Parish Council newsletters online
February 23, 2010 by admin ·
The latest Parish Newsletters can be downloaded from the Newport Parish website.
Churches Together in Newport Pagnell publish a monthly newsletter.
The organisation represents all the churches in the town and is a means through which Christians worship and work together to witness to and care for our local community and the world beyond through a variety of sub groups.
Visit the Churches together in Newport Pagnell website site for news of our joint ventures, information on our churches and tell you a little about our town.
February 23, 2010 by admin ·
All Saints’ Church in East iunchley is an Anglican community where the Catholic Faith is taught and practised.
The sacraments of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church are authentically celebrated to the glory of God by validly ordained priests and bishops.
All Saints’ Church is served by priests of the Society of the Holy Cross.
View the All Saints church newsletter
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February 9, 2010 by admin ·
The local parish newsletter for the East Mainland of Orkney.
Newsletters can be found here
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October 25, 2009 by admin ·
Arnside is one of the largest villages in Cumbria (formerly Westmorland), situated on the border with Lancashire, and facing the estuary of the River Kent, just before it flows into Morecambe Bay.
Whilst attracting many tourists and holiday makers, it is also a popular retirement area, having a thriving, and very active, community life.
It is located within one of Britain’s smallest Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty – the Arnside/Silverdale AONB.
Newsletters can be found here
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October 25, 2009 by admin ·
Borrowdale is the valley of the river Derwent that rises at the northern end of the Scafell range, in the centre of the English Lake District National Park, and flows north.
The parish includes the villages Seatoller, Stonethwaite, Rosthwaite and Grange, the hamlets Seathwaite and Watendlath, and most of Derwentwater. It extends to the outskirts of Keswick.
Newsletters can be found here
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