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They are back again
Received from Jon Briscoe. After the lovely weekend may I share this with you. Taken from just off the footpath between Burgh and Oxnead by the sluice gate. Some people …
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Coronavirus – Community Action
In line with other local communities, your parish council has put together a system for aiding those of us in the village that will need to stay at home because …
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A warm reekin’, rich celebration
The pews at St Mary’s church were packed, much to the delight of Rev David Hagan-Palmer – but, on this occasion, for less spiritual affairs although one particular spirit featured …
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‘Gusto-y’ choir lead carol service
A packed St Mary’s Church enjoyed the traditional candle-lit carol service of hymns and readings from the gospels telling the Christmas story. The service on Friday night (22 December) was …
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War memorial target hit in record time
Villagers have hit the target to help fund the £1,440 restoration costs of the Burgh War Memorial – in less than three weeks. Donations – including one of £100 – …
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It’s in the bag for the Sewing Bees
Last year, it was the Burgh Community Blanket – part of the Knit for Peace project. This year, its discreet shoulder bags to carry syringe drivers commonly used by terminally …
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A wherry called Mayflower at Burgh staithe
This photo is believed to show the Mayflower wherry moored next to Burgh Bridge sometime in the late 1800s. It was sent in by Hannah Burton who would like to …
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Vicki Taylor is new parish councillor
Vicki Taylor has been appointed as the new parish councillor for Burgh and Tuttington Parish Council. With her husband Neil and mother-in-Law Val, Vicki moved to Burgh just over two …
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Art group celebrates first birthday
A chilled glass of prosecco and a delicious slice of birthday cake made Wednesday afternoon at the Reading Room a special treat as budding artists celebrated the first anniversary of …
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