Welcome to the Christleton Blog. This is the best place to check what is happening as I tend to mention here any new items or features to the website as and when they happen and give a link to where you will find them. But I would encourage you to click around the site and explore. You are currently in the main part and you will find links to two other main sections. The Christleton War Voices which has an immense amount of information about Christleton in World War I. The other is Christleton 3 which is rich in photographs and includes two regular monthly features. Wildlife Watch and The History File. Enjoy.
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It started with a rampant plant. Continued on a coach with a gathering of lovely ladies. And a happy ending in a supermarket aisle. Just another Garden Ramble story.
There have been an amazing number of butterflies around this year. And that is the subject for the Wildlife Watch page for August by David Cummings. Flutter over there for a good read.
Continuing on from the July edition of The History File David Cummings has lots to tell us about the Christleton Show. Especially the one on Bank Holiday Monday held at Littleton Hall in 1949
Large number of great photographs taken by David Cummings at Christleton Village Show on 13th July are now online. Plus The History File this month starts off with an article about the history of the Village Show.
Thanks to two successful campaigns by residents and Christleton Parish Council the development for housing at Christleton Hall - the University of Law campus, was turned down. The battle to save Christleton begins again as a third attempt, this time by The Bridgemere Group, to get development planning permission has been announced.
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