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The AUGUST/SEPTEMBER edition of
Cressing Community Magazine is available to download from the link above
Editorial for August and September .....
July has been a busy month if you are a sports fan. We have had Wimbledon, the women's Euros, test cricket, Formula 1 Grand Prix and if you like cycling the Tour de France..
August is quite quiet but you have time to get ready for the Cressing Autumn Show on 6th September at St. Barnabas. The Schedule and Entry form are in this magazine and can be downloaded from the Cressing Autum Show page on this website. If you haven't entered before, why not have a go, the classes are all very straightforward. If you have school aged children you could encourage them to enter in the children's class. It might be useful if they are getting bored with the long school holiday.
The following week it will be the annual Scarecrow Festival at the Cressing Community Church. The theme this year will be a TV character, so get your thinking caps on(full details can be found inside this magazine)
The Events Committee September lunch will be Fish and chips on 26th as usual at St. Barnabas at ,12,noon.
Our next magazine will be the October issue.
Enjoy the rest of the summer.
Betty
This month's list of Events and Activities is on the Editorial page and on the Upcoming Events tab on the website.
If you run a group or would like to advertise any others, please let the editorial team have the details via one of the contact links so they can be included in the next magazine.
Continuing thanks to everyone who supports the magazine by reading, advertising or with contributions.
Contributions from residents both old and new are always welcome.
Previous issues of the magazine that have been published online are available here
Check out the Archaeological dig reports from the site in Cressing Tye Green on the following links: Oxford Archaeology Report:
https://oxfordarchaeology.com/images/pdfs/In_Touch_54_Review_2019-20.pdf
These photographs represent a small part of the character and history of Cressing Parish
These photographs represent a small part of the character and history of Cressing Parish
Cressing Village past
Cressing Village now
Stubbles Barn, Mill Lane and Bulford Mill
Cressing Temple Barns
Cressing Temple Gardens
Cressing has an extensive prime agricultural presence in the district and forms part of the Silver End Farm Land Plateau
Cressing Tye Green Store
Cressing Primary School
Cressing Tye Green
St Barnabas Church Hall Cressing Tye Green
Cressing Railway Station
Avondale, Cressing Tye Green
All Saints Church Cressing
Cressing Evangelical Church
Village Indigo Restaurant -formerly the Willows
Fowlers Farm Restaurant
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