CHURCH AND COMMUNITY NEWS
A group of people met on the 14th October to prepare the ground for our wild flower area in front of the belfry. The ground was scarified and all the moss and grass collected before scattering seeds over the area. We are now looking forward to seeing the results of our morning’s work next spring, when we hope to see the flowers starting to bloom.
During the Middle Ages, the Woodcock Fayre was a hiring fair held in November in Pembridge Market Hall and was an important place for agricultural labourers across the country to seek work from landowners. The practice carried on through the 19th and into the...
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Pembridge Church has received a grant of £10,800 from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help us to recover and reopen after lockdown. Nearly £400 million has been awarded to thousands of cultural organisations across the country, including...
The Pembridge Tapestry and Map exhibition will reopen on the 17th May. We look forward to receiving visitors again but ask that you please follow all the current National Guidelines and directions located within the church, to enable Covid safety. We thank you for...
Pembridge Church has received a financial boost of £18,500 from the government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help fund restoration to four of our historic windows during the coronavirus pandemic. Lifeline grants from the Culture Recovery Fund are designed...