
Two major events marked the turn of the Century for Nayland:
At mid-day on 31st December the official opening of the revitalised
village hall.
The celebration of the Millennium with a Barn Dance, torchlight
procession, bonfire and fireworks on Court Knoll.
The Community Council kindly funded a children’s party to celebrate the year
2000. It was open to all children aged 4-9 years who lived
in Nayland with Wissington or attended Nayland CP School. There
was two hours of activities including a children’s disco followed
by a party tea. All children were presented with a Millennium
mug to mark the special occasion. The mugs were also available
for residents to purchase.
The Conservation Society held an exhibition of historic material of old Nayland
and Wiston during Open Gardens 2000 weekend, co-ordinated by
Wendy Sparrow, Andora Carver, Mike Almond for Nayland and Rosemary
Knox and Pru Hardy for Wiston.
The Horticultural Society joined with St James’ Church to provide a special Harvest
Festival incorporating special floral displays in September
2000. Nearly 30 societies and businesses contributed filling
the church with original arrangements.
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