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, …

The Lady Chapel in the church will host a special exhibition to remember those men and women from the village who gave their lives in both wars From Sunday 2nd …

Keeping a Geddington Tradition Alive: May Day Bread and the legacy of Sir Robert Dallington On 1st May at 11:00 am, residents and friends of Geddington are invited to gather …

A year-long community effort is bringing a collection of extraordinary scrapbooks of Geddington’s past back to life – and soon to be shared online for everyone to explore. For the …

In preparation for a new project, Geddington.net would like your help. It’s been 10 years since the GVFB visited the battlefields of Belgium, an experience that left a lasting impact …

Geddington’s historic church, St Mary Magdalene, is calling on the community for volunteer tour guides to help share the rich stories and history. Recently, the church has undergone significant renovations, …

Nestled in the heart of our village, Geddington’s local shops once formed the vibrant core of our community. This post delves into the stories of 10 such establishments, which, though …