The Shops of Burton Author: Chris Bennett This article will focus on the number and variety of shops that were trading in the village of Burton, and as we will see, there have been quite a variety, perhaps the norm Read more
This year, Burton ‘s Halloween Trail went full-on spook-fest, with ghoulishly creative decorations. Much scary fun had by all…living or dead. Click on links below for short retrospectives. Halloween in Daylight Halloween by Night
Dear Lottery Club members, The seventy eighth (pre-Christmas bonus) draw of the 100 Club Lottery took place on the 26th Nov 2021. The draw was made by Matt Warburton from the OHH pub 1st prize (£100) was won by Read more
Dear Readers, Welcome to the twelfth edition of the new look Bugle newsletter. A big thank you to everyone who has contributed to the content. To view the Bugle Click here The editorial team would welcome and feedback, any comments Read more
This Saturday, 27 November, 3:30 – 5:00pm at St Mary the Virgin, Nettleton & Burton Get set for Christmas with lots of festive cheer! Just some of the crafts and produce available on the day: ALN Art – display Read more
Burton History: The Old Plume Author: Chris Bennett Introduction The Bugle has been running a series of articles on the history of Burton, with a specific focus on villagers’ oral histories. Here, we feature The Plume of Feathers public house, Read more
Walk: the shrine of Apollo Last time in our Burton history blog, we discussed sites of archaeological interest. All of which are within walking distance of the village. This being so, we now take you on a journey back in Read more
We’ve received some stunning photos so far for entry to the calendar. If you want to submit an entry, there is still time, but don’t delay. Check the details of format, content and how to submit here. To register your interest Read more
The Foundling (2020) by Stacy Halls. Description The captivating Sunday Times bestseller from the author of The Familiars Two women, bound by a child, and a secret that will change everything . . . London, 1754. Six years after leaving Read more
Neolithic, Roman and Saxon remains in the Burton area The many examples of ancient ditches, enclosures and trackways found in and around Burton, suggest this has been a favoured area for settlement since neolithic times. Significant finds include side ditches uncovered Read more