Wigginton Festival - Saturday 7th July 2012 - 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm

06/07/2012

" Ferret racing will be every hour up to 6.00pm"

15/06/2012

This years Wigginton Festival attractions

15/06/2012

This year we have too many stalls/attractions to list. There are at least 40 stalls/attractions committed to date and we still have room for more. Lots for the children to do this year including 4 Inflatable experiences, swing ride, chairplane ride, ball in the bucket game, pop gun game, ice cream, cake pops and lots more as well as many stalls for the adults.

06/06/2012

Wigginton Festival Band line-up.

12 - 3: School of Rock!

3 – 4: The Seratones

4 – 5: Robert Hokum Blues Band

5 – 6: 5th Element

6 – 7: We 3 (formerly The Players)

7 - 8: Blueheat 550

8 – 9: Mr Kite’s Benefit Band

9 – 10: The Classics

27/05/2012

The Iain Rennie Hospice at Home (IRHH) is a registered charity offering specialist and supportive care and advice for patients with cancer and other life threatening illnesses in their homes. The charity also aims to help the relatives and those carers close to the patient during the illness and bereavement period.
The service is available 365 days a year and offers patients and carers access to specialist advice and nursing visits on a 24 hour on-call basis. The professional care and advice offered by our teams of specialist nurses provide more people with the choice to stay at home during the final stages of a terminal illness, and allow patients to achieve the best quality of life. This year IRHH nurses expect to care for over 1000 people in the Chilterns area.
Contact Iain Rennie Hospice at Home on 01442 890222 or visit their web site at: http://www.irhh.org/sitehome/index.html

The Iain Rennie Hospice at Home is a registered charity offering specialist and supportive care and advice for patients with cancer and other life threatening illnesses in their homes. We also aim to help the relatives and those carers close to the patient during the illness and bereavement period.

27/05/2012

The Friends of St Bartholomew’s church in Wigginton were formed to raise money to pay for the constant refurbishment and upkeep of this ancient village church. The Friends are a nonsecular group. There was a church on the site over 1000 years ago, most probably in the form of just a cross and local people and travellers would meet and worship around the cross. The church as we know it today was originally built in the 12th century. Incidentally it is the highest church above sea level in the St. Albans Diocese. Wigginton sits on top of the Chiltern Hills at the extreme west end of Hertfordshire.


Visit the St Bartholomew’s web site at: http://www.stbartholomewschurch.org/home.htm
and the Friends of St Bartholomew’s web site at: http://www.stbartholomewschurch.org/friendsofstbarts.htm

St Bartholomew’s Church, Wigginton, is an Anglican Church

20/05/2012

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20/05/2012

Pony rides

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20/05/2012

Cars at the festival