Yardley
Yardley
has a long proud history and was referred to as early as 972 in King
Edgar's Charter, where it was named Gyrdeah. Yardley is also named in
the Doomsday Book. The parish of Yardley , historically was part of
Worcestershire, and became Yardley Rural District under the local
Government Act of 1894, being added to Birmingham and Warwickshire in
1911, and at the heart of the area is the Grade 1 listed 13th century
church of St Edburgha.
Old Yardley village and park is one of Birmingham's most significant Conservation Areas, retaining much of the character and atmosphere of a rural village that can still be seen today within a large city.
www.yardleyconservationsociety.co.uk
www.stedburghas.com
St Edburgha's Church, Yardley
Old Church
The Licensing of
The Reverend Williams Sands
by
The Rt Revd David Urquhart
Bishop of Birmingham
and
The Istallation
by
The Venerable Dr Brian Russell
The Archdeacon of Aston
Members of the Congregration are Presented
and on the way out of the Church
refreshments were held in the Parish Halls
a new beginning
Harvest Thanksgiving Festival
the Church was beautifully decorated
The Autumn Fair
More photographs of Church Events
St Edburgha's in Winter
Christian Aid Thank you
Palm
Sunday
Sunday
School
Cream Teas at "The Stables"
Thanks to John and Dot, all the money raised will go to the Spire Appeal
Thank
you Buffet
Archdeacon
Rev
John
Jane
and "Happy Birthday"
Roy Anetts final Service at St Edburgha's,
before his Ordination , and moving to
St Mary the Virgin, Acocks Green
Birmingham Cathedral 5th July 2009
Flower Festival 13th & 14 June 2009
with guided tours, and refreshments in the Trust School
71st Anniversary Service & 50th Anniversary of URC Church Building
Rev Kevin Jones & Rev Neil Riches from Carrs Lane URC Church
Sketch - Your Fired
The Optimists
Marjory Fisher is presented with Flower
65th Anniversary of V.E. Day
A.D. Concert Band
Profits from the Concert are going to Troop Aid
Beverly and Richard
Wedding of Beverly and Richard
at URC Moat Lane Yardley - 31 July 2009
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Old Yardley village and park is one of Birmingham's most significant Conservation Areas, retaining much of the character and atmosphere of a rural village that can still be seen today within a large city.
www.yardleyconservationsociety.co.uk
www.stedburghas.com
St Edburgha's Church, Yardley
Old Church
The Licensing of The Reverend Williams Sands
by
The Rt Revd David Urquhart
Bishop of Birmingham
and
The Istallation
by
The Venerable Dr Brian Russell
The Archdeacon of Aston
Members of the Congregration are Presented
and on the way out of the Church
refreshments were held in the Parish Halls
a new beginning
Harvest Thanksgiving Festival
the Church was beautifully decorated
The Autumn Fair
More photographs of Church Events
St Edburgha's in Winter
Christian Aid Thank you
Palm
Sunday
Sunday
School Cream Teas at "The Stables"
Thanks to John and Dot, all the money raised will go to the Spire Appeal
Thank
you Buffet
Archdeacon
Rev
John
Janeand "Happy Birthday"
Roy Anetts final Service at St Edburgha's,
before his Ordination , and moving to
St Mary the Virgin, Acocks Green
Birmingham Cathedral 5th July 2009
Flower Festival 13th & 14 June 2009
with guided tours, and refreshments in the Trust School
URC Head Quarters Opening 4th April 2009
71st Anniversary Service & 50th Anniversary of URC Church Building
Rev Kevin Jones & Rev Neil Riches from Carrs Lane URC Church
Sketch - Your Fired
The Optimists
Marjory Fisher is presented with Flower
65th Anniversary of V.E. Day
A.D. Concert Band
Profits from the Concert are going to Troop Aid
Beverly and Richard
Wedding of Beverly and Richard
at URC Moat Lane Yardley - 31 July 2009
Yardley Baptist Church
