Filby Bells Restoration
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News from the Filby Bells Project
Last updated 10th October
All Saints Church, Filby - Questionnaire - uploaded 10th October
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Filby Neighbourhood Plan - uploaded 20th September
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Filby Neighbourhood Plan - uploaded 11th September
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The Survey may also be downloaded by clicking on the image above.
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Filby Church Coffee Morning - uploaded 22nd July
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Giving Day - Saturday 7th September 10am to 12 Midday - uploaded 22nd July
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Filby Open Gardens - uploaded 18th June
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Filby Bells Restoration A.G.M. - uploaded 17th June
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Filby Playing Field - 70th Anniversary - uploaded 10th June
​Friday 7th June 2024 saw the celebration of the 70th Anniversary of the opening of Filby Playing Field with an afternoon tea in the Village Hall. The children from Filby School provided entertainment and special guests for the afternoon were Mr. Jeremy Lucas, the present Lord of the Manor of Filby, and his wife Monica. The following day, they visited Filby Church to see the various Memorials to the Lucas family where they were introduced to the Bells Project by Chair, Nick Dawes. Later, they visited Filby Hall, the family’s former home.
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Church Concert - uploaded 3rd June
Vacancy – Church Secretary – uploaded 9th April
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Church Warden, Vivien Moore has asked if anyone would be interested in becoming Secretary for Filby Church.
They would need to be computer literate, attend 4 meetings per year and distribute agendas and minutes.
If interested, contact v.moore510@btinternet.com.
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An Apology – uploaded 4th February
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We regret that the Filby Bells Restoration website, filbybells.website, together with three other village websites have been down since late December. Our web hosts, Hostgator, reported malware in the Wordpress based sites but have been singularly unhelpful in restoring them. As a result we have bitten bullets and elected to rewrite the sites on a different host, Wix.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused, especially to those who have wished to keep up with the restoration project or check on related events.
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If you should notice anything important that is missing from the new site, please get in touch via derek.a.n@btinternet.com.
Grant Application Update - Uploaded 2nd February
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We regret that our initial application to the National Heritage Lottery fund was unsuccessful. We have been invited to apply, again, to the next round of applications which opened on 31st January 2024.
Visit of the Princess Royal - Uploaded 28th January
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The intended arrival at the Playing Field of the Princess Royal, Princess Anne, at 13:15 on Thursday 25th January, by helicopter, did not happen as it was cancelled at the last minute due to low cloud preventing a landing. The small crowd, including children from the village's primary school, were disappointed at the no-show. The visit was to attend the Norfolk Schools Sailing Association sailing base on Filby Broad. It was made later in the day when the Princess arrived by road.
AGM – Uploaded 7th January
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The group’s AGM will form part of the full committee meeting to be held on Wednesday January 31st at 2:00pm, Venue Trinity Barn.
An Apology – uploaded 23rd January
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We regret that the Filby Bells Restoration website, filbybells.website, together with three other village websites have been down since late December. Our web hosts, Hostgator, reported malware in the Wordpress based sites but have been singularly unhelpful in restoring them. As a result we have bitten the bullets and elected to rewrite the sites on a different host, Wix.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused, especially to those who have wished to make a hire booking or check on activity timetables. Trustees have been successful at keeping the on-line booking system operational under difficult circumstances.
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If you should notice anything important that is missing after the restoration, please get in touch via ndawes@btinternet.com.
Warm Room – uploaded 7th January
Church Coffee Morning - uploaded 15th November
Carol Concert - uploaded 11th November
