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The Summer magazine is now ready – full of flowers (even the cartoon shares the theme!) The arrival was slightly delayed due to technological woes – but you can now read the Revd Mike’s first welcoming message and see some … Continue reading →

This morning, they counted the money from the Flower Festival. We can’t be exact – we don’t know precisely how much tax we can reclaim from Gift Aid.  But it looks as though it will be in the region of … Continue reading →

Just a few days to go till Mike Coe opens the Kildwick Flower Festival! Entitled, “70 Glorious Years” there’s a feast of flowers, commemorating everything from early days (“The Coronation” is one) right up to this year, as we celebrate … Continue reading →

The June magazine is ready Featuring two remarkable pictures of a late-May sunset over the Aire valley by Debbie Feather, a lot of this month’s magazine either looks ahead to significant events to come or reflects on a variety of … Continue reading →

Preparations for the “70 Glorious Years” Flower Festival at St Andrew’s Church are moving on apace.   Flower arrangers from all around (not just Yorkshire, but even from across the border in Lancashire!) are plotting and planning.  The Heavy Construction Group … Continue reading →

The May edition of the magazine is out now.  In a rather slim edition (get your pens out, folks!) we hear news of our new vicar, who’ll be arriving sometine this summer.  There’s information about two Festivals in the parish … Continue reading →

The festival is taking place between 30th April and 2nd May and the theme is ‘A Right Royal Scarecrow Festival’. Refreshments, including delicious homemade cakes, will be served on Sunday afternoon at St. John’s Church between 1.30 – 4.00. Also, … Continue reading →

On Easter Sunday, we heard the news that we’ve all been praying for: An announcement from the Bishop of Leeds was read out that told us that the Revd Mike Green has been appointed as our new vicar. Mike will … Continue reading →

Sadly, Bishop Colin, who was to lead our Easter celebrations this year has been struck with Covid.  We hear that he is feeling reasonably well, but, of course, he is unable to be with us, either on Good Friday or … Continue reading →

The parish (called “KCB” by its friends) was created in 2019 by the joining of the two parishes of Kildwick and Cononley with Bradley. This site (and our companion Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/KCBParish ) portray some of the life in and … Continue reading →