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CVHS Programme for 2026

 

The Chearsley Village Historical Society programme of Meetings and Other Activities for 2026 continues with the following events. For previous events from both 2026 and earlier years, see Previous Meetings

 

Our Next Event

Sunday 7th June - ‘Made in Chearsley’  From The Bell

In association with homeowners in the village, Chearsley History Society presents Made in Chearsley.  This afternoon event around the village will provide insights, including practical demonstrations, of just some of the trades that have occupied Chearsley people in years gone by.  Full details are here.


Other Activities for 2026

Thursday 22nd October - ‘Notley Abbey and Chearsley Village’  Village Hall, 7.15pm

This presentation will reveal the relationship between Notley Abbey and our village over the centuries. Again, more details to follow.

Sunday 8th November - Chearsley Remembers

The Society will be supporting this important village day with display boards as reminders of the conflicts

Chearsley Heritage Trail

Later in the year we are hoping to make a start on the more permanent ‘Heritage Trail’ in our village.  The aim is to highlight and celebrate the village structural history through QR Codes located at key points, perhaps linked to a heritage map. We would welcome support from anyone interested in helping to plan and implement this project.

 

Looking Back

Details of previous meetings of the Society are available here

 

 

What else might you like? Needless to say we also welcome any thoughts on things we might do to celebrate the fascinating history of our wonderful village.  If you have any ideas or other comments on the Society, or if would like to join us, please contact us at cvhssg@chearsley.com.  Or speak to any member of the Steering Group.