Our initial Project was the formation of this website. It is envisaged that this will continue to be expanded in the years ahead. Expansion, as required, will continue with full consultation of all of the interested parties within the confines of the village. Content will be changed at the request of groups and inhabitants, assuming that it is deemed suitable.
Project 1...The Website.......Update 3 29/03/08 We are now just over 2 years old and continuing to expand our coverage for all age groups and interests. We are currently chasing the 10000th visitor mark. The Forum is still inhabited with mainly overseas members but this is good because it shows that King's Sutton is well remembered by all who have been touched by its magic. Many of these are looking to increase their knowledge of the village where their ancestors came from. We manage to respond as best we can to requests for information about ancestors but would really like someone with a particular interest in geneology to join us. The new Photo Album is growing and attracting attention as more people request additional photos of the village, past and present. It is proposed that we extend this feature and would welcome any photos of your families, life and times in King's Sutton, perhaps to place on the ''Memories'' section. One enterprising resident is currrently recording the memories of various 'elders' from the village.
Project 3...The Reading Rooms Coronation Challenge Cup....update 26/07/07.
The cup was unearthed months ago, found by a village resident and handed to our committee. Following extensive advertising and research its true history has still not been resolved although we know it was first presented in 1937. However, pending further investigation it was decided that it should be offered to the King's Sutton Primary school.
"On behalf of the Heritage Trust, John Wheatley presented the Reading Rooms Cup at the School Speech Day on July 17th. The Trophy was awarded for an outstanding piece of literary work chosen by the School. This is the first time the prize has been awarded and the winner was Molly Reed of Year 6."
 The cup was awarded with a 'Prize' of a £10 book token and will now become an annual event. |