This month’s edition of the Chalk Stream magazine is a cut-down version designed to support local businesses. In the past, their advertising has enabled the free distribution of the magazine and it is important that they survive the difficult times of the pandemic and continue to advertise in the magazine thus enabling future editions of …
Sydling’s Greyhound Inn has been nominated for a national lockdown business transformation award and has reached the final 6 shortlist! We are encouraging everyone to vote for the Greyhound online BEFORE 22nd September at: https://www.hrc.co.uk/best-business-transformation-shortlist Lockdown meant that the pub had to close, but Ed and Eniko at the Greyhound gave us a lifeline immediately …
September 2020 – Greyhound Inn nominated for national award Read More »
During the Covid-19 pandemic Wendy Jefferson made a photographic record of Sydling St Nicholas village residents along with some of their thoughts about how the lockdown has affected their lives. She has compiled a book of photographs and accompanying texts. This beautiful publication was launched on Thursday 13th August. The price is £10 and all …
13th August 2020 – “Sydling St Nicholas During Lockdown” book launched Read More »
UPDATE: 18th August 2020 Total raised is £745 UPDATE: 31st July That’s my running for the Children’s Society all completed. It’s been quite a journey. I have run a total of 150.21 miles throughout July. I have been very lucky with the weather, one day it rained and a couple of drizzly days but mainly …
30th July 2020 – Angie Dallison-Hall completes fundraiser for children’s society Read More »
From Sunday 12th July Sydling St Nicholas church services will be resuming.
Due to Covid-19 lock-down restrictions, fund raising events for the church were cancelled so Tim Stiles decided on a novel way to raise funds for Sydling’s church. He compared the hills around the village to the “hills” of Everest. With some clever maths and inspired daily blogs he achieved the equivalent of the Everest summit …
June 2020 – Tim Stiles attempts Sydling’s “Everest” challenge in aid of Sydling church Read More »
When the 2020 Sydling/Giant’s Head marathon was cancelled, Di Tucker and Jane Ohnstad decided to walk the same marathon route in aid of Marie Curie charity and in memory of Sydling villager, Herbie Tucker who very sadly passed away this year. As of 3/7/2020 their efforts have raised over £2000. Their Just Giving page is: …
When their Mum, Ellie, sadly passed away due to cancer, her young daughters, Daisy and Poppy decided to thank the Weldmar Hospice for looking after their mother. So throughout May they undertook the 100k challenge. Their goal was to walk/run 100km. In the end they completed 209km (70km running / 139km walking) during 48 activities …
31 May 2020 – Russell, Daisy and Poppy finish their 100k challenge Read More »
Regretfully this year’s Open Gardens event has been cancelled due to Covid-19 social distancing restrictions. However, if you would like your garden to be involved in the Virtual Gardens Tour project then please contact Shirley Guy for more details.
After receiving the amazingly generous donations from Sydling residents, the following message of thanks was received from the DCH Charity Fund Raising Manager, Kitz Clifford ……. To all the residents and fundraisers of Sydling St Nicholas, Thank you for your continued support and incredible generosity. We have noticed the village has made various donations to …
May 2020 – Thanks from Dorset County Hospital Charity Read More »
The annual village hall quiz has been cancelled due to CV19 but the committee have decided to replace it temporarily with a series of virtual quizzes. Watch out for downloading details of the questions (and eventually answers) via the Village Hall website or the Informer network.
Adam is running the equivalent of a marathon … in his garden in aid of the Dorset County Hospital charity. His Just Giving page is https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/a-gough6 Update: He raised over £1300
Click on link to read more about the Sydling Support Network (SSN)
(collection box in bus shelter)
SHARP committee members, Jo and Claire, hand a charity cheque to the Village Hall treasurer, Ian