Halloween Party at the Victoria Inn, Eastleach, Thursday 31st October , 4pm – 7pm . Hope to see you there.
Monthly archives: October 2019
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Unfortunately it's that time of the year again when the clocks will be going back an hour and the evenings will be getting darker!
We are blessed to often come home and find a gift of local produce from our lovely friends and neighbours . We came home to some lovely Carrots ???? yesterday – not sure if they are meant to be me and Vince !
Cobblestones, now known as Orchard Cottage, listed building in Eastleach, Cotswolds , Gloucestershire
A Grade II Listed Building in Eastleach Martin, Gloucestershire - Unidentified Monument in the Churchyard Approximately 6 Metres South of Tower to Church of St Andrew.
"When I visited Eastleach, I couldn't bring myself to leave because it was so breathtakingly beautiful.
Barn Approximately 70 Metres North of Bouthrop House, known locally as the ”Arkells Barn” , often opened for village gatherings. Eastleach
The Maharajah Duleep Singh owned the Macaroni Farm in the 1850s and it has become local legend that an over-sized barn was built to house elephants
Our garden is still full of late Autumn colour, desite all the rain and the cold weather creeping up on us. Eastleach
The following letter was from the Ernest Cook Trust to the Chair of The Eastleach Parish Council in response to questions raised about the sale of 52 Eastleach.
You may have heard that this magazine will no longer exist in its present form after the December edition.
Now the nights are drawing in and and the clocks go back at the end of the month, if anyone would like a Crime Reduction Survey done on there house or would like any information please contact me
Found this advert from 1958 for “The largest herd in England of imported cattle from Canada and New Zealand” to be found in Eastleach.
The ancient clapper bridge over the River Leach is known locally as the “Keble’s Bridge” named after John Keble who was curate to the church of St. Michael & St. Martin in the village.Eastleach
Ibbotson Studios is a collective of studios that allow Mike’s creative talents to flourish, neatly bringing together his expertise both in making landscape images and in changing landscapes physically.
Reginald Sharpley, (1879-1947) was trained as a Civil Engineer before seeing service in the Coldstream Guards in France in the First World War.
ECT tenants Sam and Helen Wade have been commended by the Soil Association for their contribution to organic food and farming.