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Postcard from Wood Lane
Tom Rochester, who lives at Woodend cottage in Wood Lane, found this little treasure, and would be delighted if anyone can throw any light on how Burgh had its own …
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Days of slates, carrot for ‘seconds’ and masks
ANNE MARSDEN recalls her time as a pupil at the Sutherland House School in Burgh from 1942 to 1945 in what is believed to be the Old Rectory in Wood …
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Does anyone remember Miss Critoph?
Andrew Keeler Christopher Wade Adrian Corbin Richard Wade Pauline Brooks Richard Fisk John Gale Jonathan Purdy Alan Farrow Susan Wickham June Fenton Cheryl Whitton Robert Purdy Billy Youngs Roy Fowell …
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Confidence boost to town centre plan
When you next visit Aylsham town centre look out for these foot operated sanitisers. They have been placed by Broadland District Council as part of their Shop with Confidence campaign …
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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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