A working party has cleared a large amount of debris in Cuckoo Meadow blown off the trees in the recent storms. Many thanks are due to Alan and Barbara Purkiss, ably assisted by Steve Single, for this work including the use of their trailer, without which it could not be undertaken.See full story...
Andrew Renshaw - History of the Gazette
Andrew, editor of our local paper at its height in the 1980s, will trace its history from the 18th century through to the dramatic changes of his editorship and now.See full story...
Dr John Hare - Medieval agriculture, settlement and landscape in north-east Hampshire, c.1200-c.1500.
History lecturer at Peter Symonds, John will tell us of how changes of settlement in the late medieval period have changed the appearance of our area.See full story...
North Waltham Village Trust will be holding our Annual Meeting at 20.00 on Tuesday 7th February in the Rathbone Pavilion. We will be reporting on activities during 2016, our finances, results from the Planning Questionnaire we issued last year and some plans for 2017. After the formal items, we will have an informal discussion over wine, cheese and nibbles.
Cuckoo Meadow and the Rathbone Pavilion are your Village facilities; please come along and contribute to the discussions.See full story...
Dr John Hare - Medieval agriculture, settlement and landscape in north-east Hampshire, c.1200-c.1500.
History lecturer at Peter Symonds, John will tell us of how changes of settlement in the late medieval period have changed the appearance of our area.See full story...
Brian Mustoe - The Philipps of Deane House
Brian, an ex-editor of the Gazette, will present his research into Sir Laurence Philipps who rented Deane House before WWI, became High Sheriff of Hampshire in 1915 before becoming Lord Milford.See full story...
A request has been received from a local resident, via Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council, to provide a bus shelter at the end of Elizabethan Rise, North Waltham.See full story...
