Village Flag at Half Mast
The Village flag is being flown at half mast in recognition of the passing of Mike Spiller earlier this week.
The Village flag is being flown at half mast in recognition of the passing of Mike Spiller earlier this week.
Rita Brewin – Funeral August 3rd Many of you will remember Rita Brewin who served the church at Burghwallis for many years. Sue, her daughter, has sent in this Tribute: Rita’s family and friends gathered at Burghwallis Church whilst the choir sang at her funeral. […]
Many people would be intrigued at the strange layout of the parish boundary. Logic and reason seem to have fallen off the edge of the table. We would need a new BBC investigative programme similar to “Who do think you are” this time entitled “What […]
The Burghwallis village flag is being flown at half mast in recognition of the passing of Yvonne Briggs.
The overgrown shrubbery along Grange lane is a thing of the past; for the time being. The DMBC, operating under severe budget cuts have found a spot of cash and time to send a work team to trim the bushes and hedges along Grange Lane. […]
The Burghwallis village flag is being flow at half mast in recognition of the passing of Kathleen Walters. A huge influence in life of the village over many years, Kath served as Chairman of the Parish Council 2013-2017. Her immense enthusiasm for Burghwallis […]
By Colin Bowes. Looking through the Burghwallis baptism register, 1813 to 1951, I came across some very descriptive entries made by the Rev George Wyatt (G.W.) who was Rector here from 1823 to 1826, and certainly carried out his duties with utmost efficiency. The first […]
Once again our village flag is flying at half mast. This occasion marks the passing of Mr Edward Bell, who died on 6th July 2017 Ted lived in Burghwallis for many years and was an active parish councillor for over 10 years, retiring due […]
You may have wondered why the Burghwallis village signs have been coming and going. Some have likened the situation as being similar to the infamous garden gnomes that disappear only to feature in holiday photos in exotic locations. No such chance the Burghwallis signs will […]
The village flag is lowered on occasions as a mark of respect when a village resident has passed away. The village flag is currently being flown at half mast to reflect the terrorist attack in London on 3rd June.