
The Friends’ talk 2021 – murder in Edington!
For the Friends’ talk in 2021, Sam Lane described Bishop Ayscough’s dramatic murder in Edington in 1450.
Read moreFor the Friends’ talk in 2021, Sam Lane described Bishop Ayscough’s dramatic murder in Edington in 1450.
Read moreRelaxed Covid-19 restrictions allowed the return of a live ‘mini Festival’ in 2021. Listen to recordings of the services and Festival reminiscences here.
Read moreSome twenty Friends from as far afield as London, Bournemouth and Bath gathered in Edington for the 2020 Friends’ Annual General Meeting. But, thanks to Covid-19, the occasion was somewhat different this year.
Read moreThis year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Edington Priory Church had an Easter Garden with a difference … and more besides.
Read moreMary Cridge died in January this year. She was Secretary of the Friends for a long time. Use the link to read a short tribute to her.
Read moreThe Edington Bell Tower is remarkable in World War I history, in that all six ringers went to war and all six lost their lives.
Read moreThanks to David Foster, we have had a website since 2006. Over the years it has been widely consulted and appreciated but, sadly, the IT industry has moved on and we can no longer maintain the site on a modern computer.
Read moreFriends were both shocked and saddened at the news that Michael died in RUH Bath on Friday 13 April, after suffering a stroke just before Easter.
Read moreThanks to a generous bequest to both the Friends and the Festival Association, we were able to acquire new chairs to replace the ageing wooden ones. On 27 July 2017 a stalwart team of helpers assembled to take delivery and install them.
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