Dear EGVRA member,

I trust this brief Newsletter finds you and those close to you well and safe as we continue with restrictions on our daily lives due to Covid-19 and its variants. Here are a few items which I hope will show we are still operating as normally as possible in our village in these prolonged difficult times, some of which will brighten us as we head towards Christmas and into 2022.

Remembrance Sunday

On Sunday November 14^th a service was held in the cemetery on the 100^th anniversary of the first Remembrance service. This was led by John Scott MBE and the Rev. Canon Judith Alford and attended by many villagers and local school children. I laid a wreath on behalf of EGVRA at the Cross of Sacrifice inside St. Jude’s Cemetery, erected in 1929 to the memory of the 62 Members of His Majesty’s Forces who died in the service of their King and Country during the Great War, and whose bodies are interred in the Cemetery. Other wreaths were laid by representatives of many local organisations, both at the Cross and on the adjacent Village War Memorial, which commemorates all the villagers who have fallen in conflict since 1914.

Meeting held on Tue June 15th

Meeting held on Tue June 15th

Have your say on Walking and Cycling routes in Runnymede

Englefield Green Conservation area - Comments requested - by May 24th

From the Deputy Principal

Census 2021 letter