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 2 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 Village Website - LAST UPDATE 4th Jan 2021

Val Day RIP

It is with deep regret to hear that Val Day pass away this month.
Val was very much part of the community; in fact she was the community; and my predecessor as chairperson of the Village Hall Hall.
Val did much more; she helped with reading at the local Cowbit school, ran the Dun Cow Pub with her husband Brian and was on the committee to save it from
being bulldozed.
She was elected chairperson to the Village Hall, started up brownies and ran the bingo there for 10years.
She was involved with the playing field committee and was a big supporter at St Mary’s Church, was on the PCC and did a lot of fundraising and supported
many of their events
.

Val's family apologise for the family only funeral, due to covid restrictions, but there will be a memorial service for her next year when everyone will
be welcome.

Cowbit Village Hall

Great news as Cowbit Village Hall has received £10,000 lotto funding
to improve our car parking and community storage
Plans can now move forward in the next few weeks for the start of the
construction work; and planned to be completed by the end of the
summer
This will see a creation of 2 disabled parking bays plus drainage to
help with flooding by the front door and new storage blocks for the
school, Tiny Tots and the Village Hall to use.
The project is part of a wider scheme to improve the facilities and
look of the front of the hall which includes extra lighting, bigger
and secure storage while improving facilities for disabled visitors.

COVID-19 message from Cowbit village stores

Our policy of having only 1 customers in at one time is working really well, thank you. Thank you also for being sensible and standing a minimum of 2m apart when waiting outside.

We would like to ask however to try to reduce the frequency of your visits to the shop. Please try not to come to the shop every single day, or even more than once a day. By reducing our social contact in the shop with each other, we will reduce the risk of spreading this awful virus.
Can we also please remind everyone that our closing hours are 6:30pm now. We will be closing Mon-Sat at 6:30pm sharp.
Thank you all so much for your understanding at this time.
Stay safe everyone

-Cowbit village team

Cowbit Village Hall

In line with recent events all our activities at the Cowbit Village Hall will be suspended; this includes any committee meetings, Post Office, events & bingo. All regular groups have been asked to stop meeting until further notice.

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Just a reminder that the play park is out of bounds in line with Government instructions. If you visit the park to exercise please do not allow your children on the equipment.

Open Day 2020

Thank you for everyone attending the open day on Saturday 25th January including everyone that contributed to photographs and old memorabilia and the art group that put on great display.
Special thanks to Sir John Hayes for visiting and supporting our Village Hall.

There was also a display from the Crowland Buffalo local group of people remembering the events of the 1974 floods.