Minting, St Andrew

Minting appears in the Domesday book and is the site of a priory linked to the French Abbey of St Benedict on Loire. The church was rebuilt in 1863, although the chancel is mainly original. It contains the remains of two naively carved stone slabs found in the churchyard and are believed to date to the 13th century. Minting is a ‘thankful village’ and we have commemorative plaques remembering all those who safely returned from WW1. St Andrew’s continues to be a place of worship with one service per month, as well as annual Harvest and Christmas services. Displays of local history and live music played during the festival. Postcode LN9 5RS

Opening Times: 7-8th September
Saturday 10am-3pm
Sunday 10am-3pm

Postcode: LN9 5RS

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Sutton on Sea, St Clement

Sutton on Sea, St Clement

ADDITIONAL TO THE BROCHURE: SECOND WEEKEND

This church has been omitted from the brochure, but is taking part in the festival on the second weekend. Please support them with a visit. 

Sunday: Morning Worship 10.30am; 3pm Battle of Britain Service

“The Church with the Leaning Tower”

Leaning tower. Plaque marking level of 1953 flood waters.

Grave of local lad killed by a sniper’s bullet in Northern Ireland – Martin Robinson – 16.4.1972, just 21 years old. Served with 1st Battalion of Worcester & Sherwood Foresters. 

A bench in his memory in Memorial Garden on Furlongs Road by children’s play area.

Pleasant garden with wildflowers area.

Opening Times 12th-13th September

Saturday 9.30am-5pm
Sunday 9.30am-5pm including 10.30am Morning Worship and 3pm Battle of Britain Service 

Postcode: LN12 2JB

Photo: C Collins

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