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About this Site/Project



This Village Website has now been in place for a number of years and our thanks go the the team (listed at the bottom of the page) who created it.

We hope to refresh the site in 2010 and make it more relevant and useful to villagers and visitors alike. With a bit of effort, the web team should be able to keep the site up to date into the future, as long as everyone tells us when information changes or new subjects need a place on the site

We continue to welcome your feedback, especially if you find inaccurate or outdated information on the site.

We welcome content from individual organisations. Please get in touch with a member of the team (see contact) and we will try to help.


Adding to this site

We are keen that Village Organisations and Businesses should have a presence on the site. If you are an Organisation and want a link to your own site or help with uploading and changing your own pages, please get in touch with us. Businesses and Services should also get in touch as listed on the contact page.

Another feature of this site is the 'Photo Galleries' page. We will probably accumulate some general/historical photos, but would welcome any you have of village events.

Get in touch - how and with whom?

This information is now listed, along with an online feedback form, on the contact page.

All your comments are always welcome; nothing is set in concrete and we would like to know if we have missed something out!


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 The Original Website Team

 Maurice Roper, Maurice Whittaker, Jennifer Hirsh, Peter Brunning, Jonathan Darrell, Ian Grant, Thomas Mynors (for technical support).


Details...

Accessibility and Interoperability

We are keen that this website should be accessible to everyone. The standard colour scheme has been chosen with this in mind, and you can change the text size in your own web browser (instructions on how to do this in Internet Explorer are below). However, please do let us know if you find any pages hard to read, whether it be because of the layout, colours or anything else.

The two W3C icons below indicate that this site aims to meet interoperability standards, and it should view almost identically in all common web browsers.

Valid HTML 4.01! Valid CSS!

Technical

Changing font size in Internet Explorer: