Monthly Archives: March 2020

MORSBAG MATERIAL  DONATIONS We are still accepting donations of material during this lockdown so why don’t you have a sort out and see if you can find some suitable material to keep us busy over the next few weeks. Dress … Continue reading →

Sadly, in accordance with Government restrictions and by instruction from our Archbishop, we have now reached the stage where we are having to close our church buildings. However, this does not mean that we have to put ‘being church’ on … Continue reading →

Stay home. Save lives. Following the Government’s announcement of new guidance to help tackle Covid-19, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has praised the response from public services and urged everyone in Gwent to stay at home … Continue reading →

If, like me, as we navigate our way through these strange and challenging days, you’re thinking of catching up on your reading, here’s a few more for your list! If you’d like to borrow any of these, please email – I … Continue reading →

Working Together, Grosmont Because of the spread of the Coronavirus, many people are feeling very vulnerable. However, we are not alone. We are all part of a community, a strong Grosmont community, and we will try to help each other. … Continue reading →

Universal Credit Scam on Facebook There have been reports of a Facebook scam where people are contacted offering to help with Universal Credit claims. Criminals offer to help claim £3000 in minutes by obtaining personal details to set up another … Continue reading →

Urgent request from Food Banks The Trussell Trust Food Banks is calling on everyone  to support their local food banks to maintain provision to those in most need at this time. Grosmont Village has supported the Abergavenny Food Bank for … Continue reading →

Given the current climate we think the time has come for us to curtail Grosmont Events for the time being.  Looking at the calendar, we have: a planning meeting for VE day on Monday 23rd Grosmont Events committee meetings on … Continue reading →