There isn’t an official charity garden opening this year because of covid-19. However, the Harpers would still welcome anyone in the village to walk round the garden this coming Bank Holiday Monday between 2.45 pm and 5.30 pm. There is […]
The village shop currently has a vacancy for a person to supervise the shop opening in the mornings from Monday to Saturday from 7:30am to 9:30am. Pay will be £9 per hour. The main responsibilities are to open the shop […]
Due to the bank holiday on 31st August, there will be no Kingscliffe bread deliveries on Monday 31st August and Tuesday 1st September. Normal bread deliveries will resume on Wednesday 2nd September. You can pre-order bread from the Village Shop […]
With September just around the corner the Wheatsheaf have announced their opening hours for the month ahead. From next week the pub will remain closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It will then re-open in the evenings on Wednesdays and Thurdays. […]
We would like to firstly thank the initial wave of reverse tabbers that supportively paid onto accounts at the pub. This helped us immensely with cash flow and has, along with some fantastic support, managed to tied us over whilst […]
Objections are sent to the Bishop of Peterborough about the scale of development A RURAL PCC in Northamptonshire has condemned a decision by the diocese of Peterborough to sell 114 acres of glebe land without acknowledging community objection. This was a “betrayal” of Christian […]
The Village Shop is delighted to be stocking the newly created range of Titchwicks scented candles and botanical wax melts – lovingly handmade here in Titchmarsh! Products currently available: · Candles in recyclable/ reusable amber glass apothecary jars which have […]
A formal Representation to the Peterborough Diocesan Board of Finance (PDBF) has now been submitted by the PCC. The document is necessarily church focused and sets out the implications of the PDBF’s tunnel vision on its own finances and strategic […]
After many years of waiting, Anglian Water are finally attempting to remedy the problem of the blocked drains on Church Street. They have made several piecemeal attempts before – all to no avail – including one famous intervention that led […]
The Parish Council consists of nine elected members of the village. Our main aim is to represent the interests of parishioners at local, regional and national level, and to contribute to the debate on issues that might affect them. Parishioners are encouraged to communicate with the Parish Council, bringing any matters of concern to our attention.Clerk to Titchmarsh Parish Council
20, Gordon Road,
Oundle,
Peterborough,
PE8 4LD
