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Patrick Barkham, The Guardian.
Posted under Events, Walsingham History Society, Walsingham Village Hall , March 20th, 2019
The next Walsingham & District History Society talk is on Thursday 4th April with Matthew Williams.
‘Subterranean Norwich and North Norfolk’
Walsingham Village Hall, Wells Road
Visitors £3, members £1. All welcome.
Posted under Community News, Events , March 18th, 2019
The Basilica and Shrine of Our Lady, Walsingham
PUBLIC EXHIBITION
An exhibition will be held in the Welcome Centre at the Slipper Chapel Site in Houghton St Giles to show the proposed plans for the redevelopment of the site.
The architect and Rector of the Catholic National Shrine will be present to answer questions.
Friday 22nd March 6pm – 8pm
Saturday 23rd March 2pm – 4pm
ALL ARE WELCOME
Posted under Events, Walsingham History Society, Walsingham Village Hall , March 6th, 2019
The Walsingham & District History Society talks continue following a winter break.
Thursday, March 7th 2019 at 7.30 : “History of the Wells Lifeboat” with Peter Rainsford
Thursday, April 4th 2019 at 7.30 : “Subterranean Norwich and North Norfolk” – Matthew Williams
Thursday, May 2nd 2019 at 7.30 : “ My Life Around Agriculture” Baroness (Gillian) Shephard
All welcome. Members £1, non members £3
Meetings are at Walsingham Village Hall, Wells Road, Little Walsingham, NR22 6DL
Posted under Children, Community News, Events, Walsingham churches, Walsingham Village Hall , February 28th, 2019
St Giles Church, Houghton in the Dale offers Pancakes and tea to all, at Walsingham Village Hall.
Tuesday March 5th 2pm-4pm.
All welcome, adults £3 and children 50p.
Posted under Community News, News and Views magazine , February 22nd, 2019
Read the latest edition of News & Views, community magazine for Walsingham, Houghton and the Barshams.
The editorial team would welcome contributions for the April/May issue, please send in any contributions by 28 February 2019.
Please email to News & Views secretary Lynette Sutton Lynette06@live.co.uk
Posted under Community News, Events, Tourism, Walsingham Abbey, Walsingham Parish Hall , February 21st, 2019
James Bagge walked the 1500 miles from Lynn to Santiago de Compostela last year to raise money for the unpaid carers of Norfolk, an astonishing way to follow his year as High Sheriff of Norfolk. His Walking4Norfolk fund created by this amazing sponsored walk, can now support carers through funding many different local independent projects, helping to make their lives a little easier. It is administered by the Norfolk Community Foundation.
The Walsingham Abbey charity snowdrop walk on Saturday 23rd Feb in aid of the Walking4Norfolk Fund successfully raised over £4,000, thank you so much to all who attended.
At the end of the day James gave his ‘Talk on the Walk’ at the Parish Hall about the journey, an insight into the joys and travails of today’s pilgrim travelling on foot through Europe.
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