St Andrews

Continuing our series of articles taken from The British Newspaper Archives. This article appeared in the Norfolk Chronicle on 27th August 1904 On Tuesday last week about 10 o'clock a large fire was ...

We have found some fascinating articles concerning Walberswick in the British Newspaper Archives and thought we’d like to  share these with readers from time to time. Did you know...

The village was honoured to receive a visit in August from Tommy, the hero of the animated short film, A War to End No Wars that follows a British soldier’s experiences in the trenches during t...

Look what Walberswick's children have been up to.  Hannah Sutton tells us "We had our first drama and dance club today as part of our summer holiday clubs. It was a massive success". If your ch...

Following the death of Eve Bloomfield her daughter, Michelle Webster shared her memories of her mother and has kindly agreed to them being published here along with information on how to donate in her...

The Walberswick Parish Council has recently appointed an advisory Heritage Hut and Walberswick Scroll Committee. Both the Heritage Hut and the Walberswick Scroll are owned by the WPC and our aim is to...

Did you see the Scroll featured on Anglia TV in May? There will be three more showings on Saturday, 5th August in the Heritage Hut on the Green. Between 1931 and 1932, J. Doman Turner, a local artist...

St Andrew's is now the proud owner of a piece of eclesiastical furniture made by Robert Mouseman Thompson. Julia Josephs tells us that when St Edmund's recently found they had no room for this useful ...