LATEST NEWS
Easter Craft FairApril 19th 10-3pm
Craft stalls & refreshments. Join us for a bit of Easter shopping and chatting
BRISLEY VILLAGE CINEMA September 20th 2024 7.30pm
13qBrisley Cinema is back for the Autumn season!
£4.50 Admission
Doors open 7pm
Licensed Bar
Tea, Coffee and Ice Creams £1
The movie stars Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley and is
based on a true scandal from the 1920s in Littlehampton,
England. The plot revolves around anonymous letters filled
with profanities that cause a stir in the seaside town. The
conservative local, Edith Swan, and the rowdy Irish migrant
BRISLEY YARD SALE September 22nd 2024 9am-12pm
To book your yard in please e mail: gemma.bidewell@gmail.com
If you would like to be more central (near the cricket
club or top of school road) car boot style let me
know.
OUR BRECKLAND LOTTERY
The Breckland Lottery is a great way to support local Age Concern and other charities in these difficult times
VOTE FOR ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S TO WIN £1000 GRANT FROM MOVEMENT FOR GOOD
VOTE FOR ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S TO WIN £1000 GRANT FROM MOVEMENT FOR GOOD
The more people that vote for St Bartholomew's the more chance of getting £1,000 from the draws for the money. When you go to the site, make sure you tick the Registration Exempt box, then type in St. Bartholomew's Church, Brisley and your name and details
Our History
Our History
Our History
Brisley village is a small rural parish situated in the north west of the County of Norfolk, England. The name derives from the old English 'briosa' meaning gad fly and 'leah' a clearing
The village stands on the axis of two important routes running north to south and east to west between the towns of Fakenham to the north, Dereham to the south, Kings Lynn to the west and Norwich to the east
The census of 2011 states that the population at that time was 286. The medieval church of St Bartholmew sits firmly in the centre of the village now, as it has done since the Middle Ages
The Church is currently 'at risk' and so we welcome donations from supporters of church charities
The village is flanked by two Greens, one to the north and the other to the south, combined these Greens make up one of the largest surviving grazing commons in Norfolk
Our village hall offers a great programme of entertainment
Visit Us
Our History
Our History
Come and visit us in Brisley village and experience the laid-back Norfolk lifestyle
Look around St Bartholomew's our Grade I Listed Church
and make a feel-good donation to save it from collapse
Enjoy a long walk on our footpaths, across The Green or through the Jubilee Woods
Take in a cricket match on The Green
Check out the entertainment and join us for a film, quiz or fitness class
Kick back and have a drink and meal at The Bell,