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Hickling Local History Group

St Luke’s – the Building

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The Bell Tower, St. Luke’s, Hickling
Chris Granger
A History of Hickling
The Diamond Jubilee Bell
Southwell & Nottingham Church History Project

St. Luke’s Church, Hickling: A Description (by Rory Naismith, 2000)

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Thank you to the Hickling Parish Council and the Hickling Country Fair Committee for their support – we are very grateful!

New to the website:

  • Scarecrows 2022: Lords & Ladies 18th September 2022
  • New page created following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 17th September 2022
  • Scarecrow Weekend 2022 – update following the sad news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II. 9th September 2022
  • Grantham Canal pages written up: 29th July 2022
  • Message from the Scarecrow Committee (23rd June 2022): 23rd June 2022
  • The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – pics from the weekend 21st June 2022
  • Hickling Cricket Club 6th May 2022
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