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
photographs here are from - St Edburgha's Church
URC Church, Digbeth-in-the-Field
Yardley Baptist Church
Music for the Lute and Flute
Carols by Candlelight 2011
Candlelight
Mothers' Union Yardley Branch Centenary 1911 - 2011
Open Gardens 2010
Flower Festival 2011
Union Theatre "Becket"
BCMG visit
The Stone Mason
Rev Bill Sands
"Songs of Praise"
a Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving
for the Restoration of the Spire
John and David, Church Wardens
Trust School Daze
The Achdeacon & Rev Bill Sands Ian Stainburn & Fraser Andrew
Councillor Jackson, Councillor Eustace & Rev Sands
Thank you to Enid and John
Dedication of New Notice Boards
The Autumn Fair 2011 in the Church Halls
Over £1,000 for the Church Tower, Congratulations
and for the repairs to the spire click below
Damage-Hope-Renewal
Lay Canon Elizabeth Power, Stephen Fraser Chair and
Jonathan Clatworty Modern Church, Talk about "The Covenant"
Christian Aid "thank you" night September 2011 in the Trust School
Rev Bill Sands and Robin Mortimore at the Ordination Service
Birmingham Cathedral
Robin Mortimore Jackie Hughes
Mary presents Jean Butler with Flowers and a present
on her retirement from the Forward Club after 30 Years
The Forward Club outside the Trust School
Easter Sunday
Rev Bill Sands
Easter Flowers
The Alter for Harvest Festival
The Land has yielded its harvest
Harvest Display by Trish
more displays
The Tower Appeal
"Buy a Brick"
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
The Spire and Tower Appeal
Knowle Male Voice Choir
Compere John Seeley, Church Warden
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
URC Digbeth in the Field
Wedding of Beverly and Richard
at URC Moat Lane Yardley - 31 July 2009
Yardley Baptist Church
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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
photographs here are from - St Edburgha's Church
URC Church, Digbeth-in-the-Field
Yardley Baptist Church
St Edburgha's Church, Yardley Old Church
click on the link;Music for the Lute and Flute
Carols by Candlelight 2011
Candlelight
Mothers' Union Yardley Branch Centenary 1911 - 2011
Open Gardens 2010
Flower Festival 2011
Union Theatre "Becket"
BCMG visit
The Stone Mason
Rev Bill Sands
"Songs of Praise"
a Service of Celebration and Thanksgiving
for the Restoration of the Spire
John and David, Church Wardens
Trust School Daze
The Achdeacon & Rev Bill Sands Ian Stainburn & Fraser Andrew
Councillor Jackson, Councillor Eustace & Rev Sands
Thank you to Enid and John
Dedication of New Notice Boards
The Autumn Fair 2011 in the Church Halls
Over £1,000 for the Church Tower, Congratulations
and for the repairs to the spire click below
Damage-Hope-Renewal
Lay Canon Elizabeth Power, Stephen Fraser Chair and
Jonathan Clatworty Modern Church, Talk about "The Covenant"
Christian Aid "thank you" night September 2011 in the Trust School
Rev Bill Sands and Robin Mortimore at the Ordination Service
Birmingham Cathedral
Robin Mortimore Jackie Hughes
Mary presents Jean Butler with Flowers and a present
on her retirement from the Forward Club after 30 Years
The Forward Club outside the Trust School
Easter Sunday
Rev Bill Sands
Easter Flowers
The Alter for Harvest Festival
The Land has yielded its harvest
Harvest Display by Trish
more displays
The Tower Appeal
"Buy a Brick"
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
The Spire and Tower Appeal
Knowle Male Voice Choir
Compere John Seeley, Church Warden
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 Digbeth in the Field
Wedding of Beverly and Richard
at URC Moat Lane Yardley - 31 July 2009
Yardley Baptist Church
