Moon on a Wire   The moon does her balancing act Gliding out to sea on a silver wire. Startled watchers conspire in a pact Of silence.  Rabbits suspend their entire Operation and gape li...

A Love of Walberswick - Part I My Father left in thirty-nine It was not his choice to go Back again in forty-five A different person though   He tried and tried but could not stay Love called, ...

A Love of Walberswick - Part II The winter sky, with countless stars Muffled sounds of crashing sea Standing still on the Green Distant memories come to me   The darkness insulates and holds me...

A Love of Walberswick - Part III By their fruits you will know them Most think the harvest poor And what they might consider is What was the vexation for?   When Solomon gave his judgment He kn...

It is time to start planning your entries and practising your baking for our Horticultural Show. This year it will take place on Saturday, 23rd July.  Click here to view the categories and regulation...

Congratulations to Danny and Emma (née Webb) Flatt on the birth of their daughter Edie Mary Anne Dahlia, born on 14th February, 2016. Born in Hong Kong, Edie's name remembers her late grandma M...

Over the coming weeks we will be putting together a collection of ‘Walberswick Words’ to honour Graham Godsmark, who died peacefully on January 25th 2016. Graham (or G.G. as he was known...

Jean Pappworth of Seagulls, Stocks Lane, died on 9th February in her London home after a short illness. Her funeral took place at Golders Green on 11th February. A memorial party will be held in Walbe...