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Your March edition of the Brickleton News can be downloaded here. 
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The November Brickleton News is available to download here
The September Brickleton News can be downloaded here:
ALL SAINTS PROJECT IN REACHING EVERYONE
The ASPIRE project team have put together a booklet which has been delivered to all households in the Parish. The booklet gives more information on the history, proposed plans and fundraising efforts. If you do not have a copy and would like to find out more a copy can be downloaded here If you are keen to help with the fundraising efforts you can go to www.giveasyoulive.com and enter Brightwalton to find the ASPIRE charity. By registering there and choosing ASPIRE every time you shop a donation will be made to the project. The web edition of the July Brickleton News can be downloaded here:
The May Brickleton News will soon be arriving through your door, but in case you cannot wait you can download a copy here..
The March Brickleton News will soon be arriving through your door, in case you can't wait, you can download a copy here:
The January Brickleton News will soon be dropping through your door. For those that prefer the digital version a copy can be downloaded here:
Your November Brickleton News should be landing on your doorstep very soon, however if you cannot wait you can download it here:
You can download the September edition of the Brickleton News here
You can download your July edition of the Brickleton News here:
You can download the May edition of the Brickleton News here:
Your March edition of the Brickleton News will soon be arriving through your door, with details of the Fete, tree plating and the Open Gardens event, if you cannot wait for its arrival you can download it here:
 Brother and sister team Dan Whidborne (local farmer) and Claire Pill (owner of Saddleback Farm Shop) brought Saddleback Farm Shop to local residents in Brightwalton, Chaddleworth and Leckhampstead who have been cut off from civilisation (unless you have a 4×4 and even some of them have had to be towed out). It is this community spirit that makes this such a special place to live.
Villagers queued up for bread, milk, meat and other essentials. |
AuthorThis is written by the Parish Clerk with input from the village. Planning ApplicationsClick here to find out more about the planning process and to view all the current planning applications in Brightwalton. Archives
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