• Welcome…

  …to the September issue of our newsletter during this unexpectedly sad prelude to Autumn.

  In this issue:

  • HM Queen Elizabeth Books of Condolence

  • Monday September 19th : Brill shops and pubs

  • Brill’s War Memorial Garden

  • A Helping Hand for those in need

  With Her Majesty’s life-long example in mind, this issue of the newsletter focuses on service and helping others. Please see the parish council website and community bulletin boards to find out about other events taking place in Brill this month, including Brill Climate Action Group’s inaugural Eco Café on September 25th.

• Welcome…

  …to the August issue of our e-newsletter; short and hopefully sweet for late summer.

  In this issue:

  • August foodbank collection

  • Brill with Ukraine: moving forwards

  • Summer in Brill

  • Adults with social care needs

  • The future of Brill Common

  • Stop - Hang up - Call 159

  • Something special!

• In this issue:

  • The BBC comes to Brill

  • Bulletin Boards for Brill

  • A Noisy Business (rather long; sorry)

  • Plastic Free July

Brill Windmill urgently needs:

• a little of our TIME

• quite a lot more MONEY

• and a brand new FAMILY to care for her

• Welcome

  … to the early May issue of our e-newsletter (Issue 8). As always, the aim of this newsletter is to complement our website and social media: to give you the important stuff to save you scrabbling through Facebook, and offer more detail on a couple of key topics.

  In this issue:

  • Brill Parish Meeting

  • The Queen’s Jubilee in Brill

  • Let’s talk about trees…

  • Brill With Ukraine

  • Wanted: Walkers!

  • Happy Anniversary

  • And finally…

• Welcome

  … to an unexpected extra issue of our e-newsletter. Things are developing quickly with Brill’s response to the Ukrainian crisis and we need your help - so, just two topics:

  • Welcome to Brill!

  • How are we doing? Keeping in touch with the Parish Council

• Sorry!

  There was a small but significant error in the final item of the April Newsletter. You might but even notice it - but we did, and it matters. The correct version is below.

  The grim picture of Brill Windmill is an expression of our feelings when we discovered this error 10 minutes after posting the newsletter.

• Welcome

  … to the early April issue of our e-newsletter - and, sorry, no April Fools. We were tempted but it doesn’t feel quite right, at this time - which leads us straight into our first item:

  • The Ukraine Crisis and Brill

  • Community Clean-Up

  • Parish Council Meeting Upset

• Welcome

  … to the early Spring issue of our e-newsletter! Yes, it’s March - and that counts as the start of calendar Spring, doesn’t it? As usual, a compilation of highlights from Parish Council meetings and Brill projects and events. In this issue:

  • MUGA opens for bookings

  • Jubilee ‘22 in Brill

  • Brill Common & The Walks: the way forward

  • New on the BPC website

  • Coming up: a busy weekend in Brill

• Welcome

  … to this special mid-month edition of our e-newsletter. There’s only two items in this issue:

  • Wildflowers in Brill: February’s quick poll

  • Second Jubilee Planning Meeting

Welcome

… to the late January issue of our e-newsletter, a compilation of highlights from Parish Council meetings, Brill projects, and Bucks Council news. In this issue:

• Jubilee planning meeting

• Traffic management priorities

• So near yet so far

• The future of Buckinghamshire

• Time for a sort-out

• Calling Brill drivers

• And finally…

• Welcome

  … to the second issue of our e-newsletter, a compilation of highlights from parish council meetings, projects, and social media. In this issue:

  • Short and sweet(ish); a strange meeting of the Parish Council

  • Brill Sailers ahoy!

  • New year: new challenge?

  • Queen’s Jubilee poll: the results

  • Thank you, Brill!

  • Some holiday reading

  • And finally…

• Welcome

  … to the very first issue of our e-newsletter, a compilation of highlights from parish council meetings, projects, and social media. In this issue:

  • Planning matters: 9 Brae Hill Close

  • Committed to Change; Brill’s new Climate Action Group

  • The future of Buckinghamshire

  • Queen’s Jubilee very quick poll

  • Talk to us!