Eltisley’s Weekend of Remembrance was certainly a weekend to remember. From the celebratory ‘Street Party’, which harked back to the relief… Read more: A weekend to remember

3rd September is Merchant Navy Day. While this date is most remembered as the day that WW2 commenced it is less… Read more: Merchant Navy Day

‘Cambs 876 Remembered’ is a commemorative project devised and being conducted by Eastern Region members of the Riders Branch, Royal British Legion.… Read more: Cambridgeshire Regiment Remembered

Our Remembrance Day Concert held last November was greatly enjoyed and raised nearly £800 for the church and for the Royal… Read more: Lest We Forget DVD available!

We were recently contacted by the Ransom family who had found among some papers this Order of Service dated June 6th,… Read more: Another Mystery

Our Remembrance concert, organised jointly with Eltisley Parochial Church Council, was a great success with nearly 100 people – including the… Read more: Lest We Forget

This 36 min documentary is a collection of readings and tributes to the men from the village of Eltisley, who went… Read more: Battlefield Tour: Remembering Eltisley’s fallen 1914-1918

A few weeks ago we were told of a really interesting discovery in someone’s family papers. Robert Kyte was looking through… Read more: A Mystery

UPDATE! We have recently received an email from The Cambridgeshire Association for Local History which reads: Each year the Cambridgeshire Association for… Read more: ‘Remembering Eltisley’s Fallen’ wins award!

Twentyone of us – members of Eltisley History Society and friends – left on Monday 15th for a 5 day tour… Read more: Battlefield Tour May 2015

The name ‘Eltisley’ hints at its origin as an Anglo-Saxon settlement among woodland. Eltisley (Hecteslei) is mentioned in the Domesday Book:… Read more: Eltisley Origins

Eltisley has a Parish Council. The parish is represented on the South Cambridgeshire District Council by three councillors for the Bourn… Read more: Governance of Eltisley

By around 1230, Eltisley parish church was dedicated to St Pandionia (or Pandwyna), who was said to have been a nun… Read more: Religous Sites in Eltisley