Each year All Saints Church in Thorpe Malsor is floodlit in December and January to celebrate Christmas and the New Year.  You can sponsor a night in memory of a loved one, to mark a special occasion or simply to enjoy the sight of the floodlit Church.  The cost this year will remain at £6 Read More …

Thorpe Malsor’s recent ‘Big Breakfast’ has raised over £250.  The hard-working team in the kitchen and ‘front of house’ served up 76 breakfasts.  Thank you to everyone who came along and made the event a great success. Proceeds will go into the village hall fund, and help to finance other activities and events in the Read More …

Bookings for Thorpe Malsor’s Harvest Lunch on Sunday, 22nd October, are now being taken by Joan Smart and Julie Bozicek.  Please see here for more information and their contact telephone numbers. 

The recent Blessing of Animals service held at All Saints Church was a great success. Julie Bozicek reports that, if she counted correctly, there were 23 dogs (including 2 guide dogs), 3 alpacas, 2 guinea  pigs and 1 cat in attendance.    The congregation were treated to a talk about what it means to live Read More …

A new bus timetable has been issued for the service between Thorpe Malsor and Kettering.  The service will now be operated by Centrebus and available of Tuesday, Thursday and Friday only.  All journeys are operated by low floor buses.  The service now runs slightly later than the interim service introduced in July.  Click here to Read More …

The funeral service for Mavis Mobbs will be held at All Saints Church on Monday, 4th September at 2pm followed by a private committal at Kettering Crematorium.

Thank you to everyone who picked up their needles and ensured the recent yarn bombing of Thorpe Malsor was a success. The event was a huge team effort and all contributions were much appreciated, especially from the young people of the village who turned out in force to decorate the lamp posts, signposts, trees and Read More …

Do you have a private pumping station on your property?  From 1st October 2016 many of these private pumping stations became the responsibility of Anglian Water, who have taken over all the maintenance and running costs.You many be able to save hundreds of pounds every year in electricity, maintenance and repair costs by contacting the Read More …