Due to the official closure of one of the footpaths on the route we have had to cancel this year’s races. Also, with many local events celebrating victory in WW2 at around that time there will be plenty of other things to do. Please support these if you can. We intend to be back next […]
Please find below links to the Junior results and 5K results from the Flitton Flit Fun Run 2024.
Two more sculptures have recently been installed on the Moor: – a mole in the grassy area beyond the barn; and a badger beside the woodland walk beyond here. These have been paid for from grants we have received from Central Bedfordshire Council and Flitton & Greenfield Parish Council. We are planning to have small
We have recently had new additions on the Moor: – a sculpture of a dragonfly on the White Willow tree, and a bench above the pond with an otter carved from it. These have been paid for from profits we have made on the Flitton fun run over the last two years. We are expecting two
Wow! We had another record turnout in all three races with 130 finishers in the 5K. Despite the forecast the weather was ideal for running, with only a little drizzle at the finish as the last runners came in. Both the winner and first female were from the village. Full results and prize winners are
After much preparation – erecting the marquee & gazebos, getting the BBQ prepared and displays ready – we were ready to welcome people to our annual Family Barn Storm event on Flitton Moor. We were really glad to have the event back after a three year hiatus due to Covid. We had extra art in the
After three years since we last held our Fun Run it was great to see everyone back again, as well as some new faces. A week before the forecast was for rain on the day, but the glorious sunshine we had helped to make it a great event. We had a record turnout in all
On Tuesday 19th October we celebrated our award of another Green Flag. This is the 5th time Flitton Moor has received this award and we are one of only 4 Central Bedfordshire Council sites to be awarded it – the others being Studham Common, Tiddenfoot Waterside Park and Linslade Wood. Here we are raising a
The official opening of the Vincent Austin Way took place on Saturday morning – 9th October 2021. The ribbon was cut by his wife Joan in the presence of many members of the family, including children, grandchildren & great grandchildren, as well as members of the Parish Council. The route has recently been upgraded to
(David Sedgley, FDHG Chairmain) I first became aware of this sandstone building when shown it on a walk around Maulden Church Meadow by Stephen Coleman. Not much is known about it except it was built into the wall when the graveyard was extended sometime between 1900 and 1924. It was noted on a survey of ironstone
