Welcome to the Barley Village Web Site

Visitors since 01 03 2007

This site has information about various aspects of Barley life ranging from a list of the Parish Councillors to information about the local Post Office and shop.  Visit "The Village" page for a brief history and a map of Barley.  View the "Town House" page to arrange your party, wedding reception or marriage at our licensed venue.  "Services" has most (if not all) the clubs and societies in the village, plus information about local services.

If you have any comments or questions about the web site or additions please contact me via  email.  Please put "Barley Village Web Site" in the subject box.  Include your name, email address, postal address and phone number (optional), (so I can get back to you as  soon as possible) and your comment. 

Recent Changes on the Web Site!

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We have received some good 'feedback' about the site already, including a response from Julian Taylor in Lincoln Nebraska who was born in Royston and lived in Barley. Hi Julian, nice to hear from you! If anyone else has a connection with Barley but are 'lost' somewhere round the world, please send us an e-mail to keep in touch! This tells us if our site is effective in connecting Barley to the World (Oh, the megalomania!).

Advertisements

Some Friends of Barley have asked to place an advert on this web site for themselves, their services or their businesses. In principle, we are delighted to accept adverts of interest to Friends of Barley. We will accept, free of charge, information about amenities (e.g., the shop, surgery, societies). That information must arrive to us as an e-mail (so we do not have to re-type it). Please make an initial contact first so that we can consider the principle. Please do NOT send a huge advert including pictures, etc. as it will flood our e-mail service until we have agreed the style of the advert. However, we must make a small charge for adverts that are purely commercial as this site costs the Parish Council time and ratepayer's money!

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