Following the Catcott Village Association AGM on February 20th, the committee will continue to work towards making Catcott a great place to live. Read on for the Catcott Constitution, election results and the date of the next meeting..
Annual Supper & Quiz
Following on from last year’s first extremely successful event we are pleased to say that this year’s St Peter’s Quiz and Supper will be held at the village hall Edington on 4th March at 7pm. We guarantee a fun evening,
Bridget and Stuart: “Priceless assets”
The Bernard Paul Cup, which is presented annually to mark outstanding contribution to village life in Catcott, was awarded to Bridget and Stuart Frier for 2016. Bridget, who is churchwarden at St Peter’s, accepted the cup at the annual Presentation
Catcott Presentation Evening
More than 40 villagers gathered at the Village Hall, Edington for the annual Presentation Evening of awards for Catcott’s gardeners. The results of the summer judging competition in a dozen categories were announced at the event. The gardens at Framptons
Summer gardens winners
The results of the summer gardens competition organised by the the Catcott Village Association were announced at the annual Presentation Evening held at the Village Hall, Edington. The garden at Framptons in Manor Road was awarded the Judges’ Choice and was
Open Gardens – the day in view
Open Gardens was held on July 3rd 2016.
Open Gardens – the Gardens
Fifteen gardens were open to the public for Catcott’s Open Gardens event 2016.
Open Gardens – The Cars
Visitors to Catcott’s Open Gardens event were ferried between gardens in a variety of magnificent veteran cars supplied by Vintage Wheels which is based in the village. A proportion of the ticket proceeds will be donated to charities and organisations selected
Open Gardens – the Scarecrows
Pupils at Catcott Primary School chose the theme of World Sport 2016 for the scarecrow competition organised by the Catcott Village Association in conjunction with the Open Gardens day.
Sunny for Open Gardens
Warm sunshine brought out the visitors in large numbers for Catcott’s unique annual Open Gardens day which combines magnificent gardens with superb vintage cars. Fifteen gardens in the village were open to the public who were able to travel between them in