Monthly Archives: October 2021

The November magazine is ready for you to read! You can download it here. The paper copies will be posted out later today, along with Jill’s letter (that many think is the best bit, anyway!) We try to keep costs … Continue reading →

We heard today (Monday 25th October) that a body has been found in the Coverhead area, above Kettlewell.  While not yet identified, it is believed to be that of David, husband of Churchwarden Joan McCartney. The discovery brings to a … Continue reading →

… with the photo, I mean. a hint: What time of year does the sun shine at that angle at 5:20 in the morning or the afternoon? The answer is, of course, that the clock is stopped. It appears that … Continue reading →

… so said one of the helpers on Saturday when we set to to clear the leaves from the car park. We expected to have a bit of a blow with our leaf blower and to add to our collection … Continue reading →

Months – years – of searching have, we hope, come to a very satisfactory ending with the discovery of what we think will be a very satisfactory new vicarage for the parish of Kildwick, Cononley and Bradley. Situated in Cross … Continue reading →

A cornucopia of Harvest gifts. Well done, Kildwick CE Primary School! The school held their Harvest Collective Worship in church on Friday – in front of a packed church.  It was SO nice to see the place full again! They … Continue reading →

… at the Great Opening As we continue to make the church buildings ready to welcome our visitors, we’re clearing away (maybe literally) tons of rubbish that has accumulated over the years. Old Fair “Roll-a-Penny” boards, decrepit coconut shy stands, … Continue reading →