Cowbit village is a small and tight-knit community, having a population of around 1220 people. Cowbit has its own local school, shop and garage and is perfectly placed in a rural setting, being only 3 miles from Spalding and 16 miles from Peterborough.
Please use this site to gain information on local news, events, local businesses, clubs and societies in Cowbit Village, and if you would like to promote your own local charity, business or event, please do contact us, so that we can help you make it a success.
Finally, we invite you to look at our photo gallery which gives you a flavour of our truly remarkable village, both past and present. If you have photos you would like to contribute to the site, please contact us.
Cowbit St Mary’s Church update
Even though Christmas is probably now starting to feel like a bit of a distant memory for many, it was a reasonably busy time for us at St Mary’s. We held our third wreath making workshop and, for
the first time ever, had a waiting list of folks in case we had any cancellations. As ever, we were bowled over by the talent of those that came and it was lovely to see people’s personalities shine
through in their creations.
We managed to get a carol service arranged and would like to say a huge thank you to those that came and supported us….. also a big thank you to those that came to the Christmas Fayre. Sadly,
attendance wasn’t quite what we’d hoped for so any ideas people could put forward we will gladly take on board so that we are giving villagers events that they want to join in with.
Finally, we are so excited to start to see some teeny indications that Spring is on the way as our beautiful bulbs are starting to peep above the grass in the churchyard….. do take a little look over
the wall as the flowers look so pretty and are sure to brighten your day.
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