An estimated 1,000 people flocked to Geddington on Sunday for this year’s Summer Fete, enjoying everything from live entertainment and family activities as well as the Battle of the Brook. …

Parish Council Discusses Traffic, Village Hall Concerns and Parish Plan Survey Results The latest meeting of Geddington, Newton & Little Oakley Parish Council took place on Monday 13 April, with …

The Geddington Allotments were full of creativity, humour and plenty of personality recently as local residents took part in a Scarecrow Competition organised by Corrine and Martha. With entrants building …

Geddington Cricket Club is set to play an important part in a new inclusive cricket initiative for young disabled people, and the village can be proud to see the club …

Part Four: In Perpetual Remembrance (1919-Today) The end of the war did not end its cost. For some, like Lionel Patrick, who died in 1920 from wounds sustained in battle, …

Part Three: The Long Road to Victory (1917-18) By 1917, the war had entered its third year. There was no illusion left – only duty and grim determination. Yet still, …

Part Two: The Early Years (1915-16) As the war ground on through 1915 and 1916, the optimism of those first months faded. The front line became a maze of mud, …

Part One: The Call to War (1914) Over the coming days, we’ll share the stories of those from Geddington who served and died in the Great War – their courage, …

Four Morris dancing groups brought colour, music, and tradition to the Eleanor Cross last night, entertaining a large crowd with lively performances, friendly camaraderie, and a chance for everyone to …

Today we’re launching the first Geddington.net Village Survey, which we plan to run twice a year. It’s a quick and easy way for residents of Geddington, Newton and Little Oakley …