Editorial
The changing occupations of Burpham
Moira MacQuaide’s history of Burpham The Domesday Book showed that Burpham was predominantly an agricultural community, with the majority of…
Decluttering
Rev James Hanson, Vicar, Burpham Church Most times in the year I have cravings for clearing out stuff. I don’t think I am one of life’s hoarders,…
Burpham Mill
Moira MacQuaide’s history of Burpham The earliest examples of watermills date from the Romano-British period, so it is possible that there was a…
Heat-pump boilers in Burpham…
…saving the environment & your energy bills! Ellie Dudley explores the benefits currently open to local residents looking to upgrade…
Back to school in Burpham
Ellie Dudley shares her tips for starting the school year off strong. I remember the feeling vividly: the mix of excitement and nerves as…
Community Update – September & October 2025
What we were up to in July and August We started listing Burpham’s noteworthy trees for better protection. We led free community walks to Jordan…
September & October 2025 update from our local councillors
Local councillors George Potter and Jane Tyson write their regular update for Burpham residents:
July & August 2025 update from our local councillors
Local councillors George Potter and Jane Tyson write their regular update for Burpham residents:
Community Update – July & August 2025
What we were up to in May and June We led three morning walks to Chantries Wood, Leith Hill and Thursley Common. We held our Annual General…
Navigating life
Rev James Hanson, Vicar, Burpham Church I love rivers, streams and all waterways. If anyone could ask me to describe Heaven on earth, I might…