Editor’s Note: We don’t normally publish readers’ letters, but on this occasion we felt it was appropriate to share a local resident’s perspective on an issue of community interest. The …

The Samuel Lee Charity’s Cryptic Quiz, based around Castles & Stately Homes, closed on 31st March and we were able to discover our winners for this year. Not as many …

A big  THANK YOU to all the generous customers of Cafe Oak, who bought and donated their £££s to the Royal British Legion, by buying my hand-knitted red poppies. The …

The treasurer of The Samuel Lee Charity, Anne Clay, has worked her magic again and produced the 3rd recycled quiz named: The Castles & Stately Homes of England Charity Quiz …

With over 300 years’ experience of helping fellow residents in a huge variety of ways, it might be difficult to imagine how else this Charity can engage with the village. …

The Samuel Lee Charity With over 300 years’ experience of helping fellow residents in a huge variety of ways, it might be thought difficult to imagine how else this Charity …

Winners galore!  Well, almost! Eight brilliant minds cracked all the clues in this year’s cryptic quiz. But with only three prizes available, names were drawn from the proverbial hat — …

In the Spring 2025 edition of The Newsletter, there was a Puzzle on page 34, entitled: “What do you know about Great Britain’s Saints?” As promised in the magazine, here …

The village Knitting Club has reached a remarkable milestone—six years of bringing people together through a shared love of knitting and conversation. It took a while, but we finally got …

The decade or so before the Year 2000 (Y2K), there was a lot of professional concerns about the impact of the software change from 1999 to 2000.  Roger Miles was …