by Allan Scott | 10 Feb 2020 | Church, Henslow, News, Restoring Henslow's Bells |
Hitcham villagers mounted a 24-hour security watch to keep their church bells safe from thieves after they were lowered to the ground ready to be restored. ‘We have spent the last three weeks preparing for this weekend,’ explained Nicola Currie, Project Co-ordinator.... 
by Allan Scott | 10 Feb 2020 | Church, Henslow, News, Restoring Henslow's Bells |
A doorway in the church tower at All Saints Church, Hitcham, has been reopened after 149 years. The work has been part of a major restoration project to restore the bells. The door was bricked up in 1871 when the musicians’ gallery in the church tower become unsafe... 
by Allan Scott | 3 Oct 2019 | Church, News |
Thanks to funding received from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Reverend Professor John Stevens Henslow’s work will finally be recorded in a permanent exhibition in Hitcham church where he was once rector. Henslow is of regional, national and international... by Allan Scott | 14 May 2018 | Church |
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GDE Error: Error retrieving file - if necessary turn off error checking (403:Forbidden) by David Turner | 8 Aug 2017 | Church |
HITCHAM is one of the largest parishes in south Suffolk. Now 3,872 acres, before 1934 it was 4,270 acres (including a detached part of Brettenham that was re-united with Hitcham in 1885). However it is likely that Anglo-Saxon Hitcham was even larger as topographical... 
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