St Marys

Come along and drop a clanger - Saturday November 17th (2 - 4pm)

Exactly 300 years ago the church tower was struck by lightening and destroyed by fire. Buriton's bell-ringers will be marking this anniversary - and they will also be giving people a chance to have a go at ringing the bells.

On the Saturday morning the team will be ringing a quarter peal for everyone to enjoy – and in the afternoon (between 2 and 4pm) there will be a public demonstration with opportunities for anyone to pull the bellropes.

Why not have a go? You might be tempted to join the team again?

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Your chance to drop a clanger

300 years ago - on this very day - the steeple on Buriton Church was struck by lightening and burnt down. Our team of bell-ringers will be ringing the bells to mark this anniversary. They will also be giving demonstrations and providing parishioners with an opportunity to have a go.

Turn up between 2pm and 4pm to learn the ropes - or drop a clanger! 

Buriton Post Office

The Post Office is open every Friday (1.30 - 3.30pm**) in the Seward Room next to St. Mary's church. You do not have to queue (well, you do very occasionally but even that is enjoyable) and you are treated to a cup of coffee or tea and some healthy gossip.

The Post Office provides a full range of sevices:  posting things, obviously;  car tax;  foreign currency;  etc..  On occasion, local and other produce is available also:  olive oil, tea towels, and pork chops, sausages, etc..  If you have anything you would like to sell, why not give it a try?

The next Big Question

An occasional discussion group of topical interest.

The Big Question has been a feature of parish life for a couple of years.  It is an informal forum for the exchange of ideas where some people come only to listen.  The next topic will be chosen in due course.