2019 Calendar

The 2019 calendar is now available to purchase in village shops; Nayland Post Office and Forget Me Not.  It will be available at various village events.  
The calendar can also be bought by post. Click here for more details and an order form. The cost is £5, plus £1.30 for p&p. If you have any queries telephone 01206 262807 or email.  
For anyone interested a few calendars from previous years are also available @ £2.50.

Community Council Meeting

Minutes of the meeting held on 29th October are available here.

Dates for your Diary

9th December:  Wormingford Handbell Ringers 3pm St James’ Church
14th December: Village Cinema ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’  7pm for 7.30 Village Hall  
19th December: Carols Around the Christmas Tree with the Boxted Silver Band at 7.30pm High Street 
23rd December: Candlelit Carol Service at St James’ Church at 6.30pm
11th January:  Village Cinema: Disney's 'Christopher Robin’  7pm for 7.30 Village Hall
Further dates and details can be found in the Community Times

Community Times

The latest issue for December/January is now available here.

The deadline (subject to space) for the February/March issue is 3pm on: 20th January.                        

Nayland commemorated the centenary of the end of the First World War     

The Nayland Branch of the Royal British Legion commemorated and celebrated the centenary of the end of the First World War with events held in November 2018. This could not have been done without the help of so many people.

Details and photographs of the commemorations can be viewed here.

Public Access Defibrillators     
in Nayland           

There are TWO Public Access Defibrillators now located in Nayland – on the outside wall of Nayland Fire Station and on the outside wall of Nayland Village Hall.

Please familiarise yourself with these locations and let your friends, family and neighbours know too.

Always dial 999 in an emergency, the call handler will know there is a defibrillator nearby and will provide the access code if needed.

‘Minutes matter’ when it comes to a sudden cardiac arrest. Public Access Defibrillators can save vital time whilst waiting for the emergency services to arrive and can dramatically improve a person’s chances of survival when administered within a few minutes.