(23rd July 2021) The August/September issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 8th e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are currently circulating the pdf version; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue.
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up.
Local History Articles included in this issue:
- Black Cat for luck: news clipping from 1971 (not helping the fishermen …)
- Vashti Daft: news of a sampler stitched in Hickling by 10-yr old Vashti Daft
- Women’s Institute: new page published on the website
- 2022 Calendar on sale now
- We need your help!
(24th May 2021) The June/July issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 7th e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are currently circulating the pdf version; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue.
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
Local History Articles included in this issue:
- A letter to Farmington (Fred Maltby Warner)
- An Appeal for your memories of growing up during WWII – please contact us if you would like to contribute to this project.
- Our 2022 Calendar; Animals and Wildlife of Hickling, will shortly arrive from the printers; to reserve a copy (price £7.50) please contact us.
(22nd March 2021) The April/May issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 6th e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue.
Local History Articles included in this issue:
- Census Records (& 1939 Register)
- Cruck Cottages
- The Boulder Causeway and the evolution of Main Street
- Letter to Farmington (Fred Maltby Warner)
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
(1st February 2021) The February/March issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 5th e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue.
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
(1st December 2020) The December/January issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 4th e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
(1st October 2020) The October/November issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 3rd e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
(28th July 2020) The August/September issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – welcome to the 2nd e-issue of the Hickling Standard. We are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
(26th May 2020) The June/July issue of the Hickling Standard newsletter is now available – we are circulating the pdf version because we can’t produce the usual door-to-door printed version under the current lockdown restrictions; the advantage is that you get to see the full colour version! Click on the cover to open up this issue.
PS. keep an eye on the page numbers – the pdf is in the booklet format but isn’t folded up!
