Heritage

Heritage Centre – A potted history of Chipping Sodbury, Potted History of Yate, memories of those that were here and photo’s of years gone by.

History of The Mop Fair
The Bombing of Parnalls – The story of Mrs Dorothy Wall
At War in a Police Station – Wartime memories by Philip Clutterbuck
The History of Parnalls
Postcards from 1918
Twinning Associations
History of Chipping Sodbury
History of Yate
Historical Society
Oral History Project
Family History

Yate Heritage Centre was formed in April 1995 gradually increasing its archive holding which covers the past heritage of Yate. This is mainly thanks to local and some not so local people donating material, such as documents, maps, photographs, artefacts and mementoes.

The Town Council acquired the stable, a listed building, behind the White Lion Pub which restored has become the home for the Heritage Centre.

The Centre is designed to be a gallery for a variety of local art and heritage groups. The resource centre contains photographs, documents, periodicals, directories and census materials which visitors will be able to access. All records are being fully computerized to ultimately provide a full electronic archive retrieval system for use by Schools and the public.

The Heritage Centre is available for meetings … or as a venue for local entertainment. So if you are a local group and would like to use the Heritage Centre …

Please contact:

Yate Heritage Centre
Church Road,
Yate
BS37 5BG

Tel/Fax: 01454 862200
e-mail: yate_heritage@southglos.gov.uk



Barnhill Quarry Development

Barnhill Quarry / Waitrose Development
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Markets

Chipping Sodbury Farmers Market 2nd Saturday and Last Thursday of the month. The Thursday market begins at 9am and closes at 1pm. The market offers produce direct from local sources and can be found by the Clock Tower in the High Street. Contact: Jim Wilkie 01454 321010 There are other Farmer' Markets in the neighbourhood. See you at the local markets. For more details see the website www.ogfmg.org.uk