Welcome to Bitton! I am very pleased to welcome you to the parish. We hope you will find the information in this website useful. It will be growing slowly over the next few weeks and months, so come and visit here regularly.
I look forward to meeting you soon if I haven't done so already. In the meantime, if there is any way I can be of help, please get in touch with me or our Curate.
With best wishes,
Paul Denyer
See Who's Who in Bitton
A brief pictorial tour of a building packed with interest. The church was founded while William the Conqueror was on the throne of England. In its pews once sat Dick King-Smith, the man who wrote the children's book, The Sheep-Pig, which was made into the film Babe. See the window he dedicated to his parents.
On the Roman road
via Julia
from Bristol to Bath
six miles from both.
11th century
St Mary's Parish Church.
Cromwell was here
So was the Seymour family.
And now we welcome you
to the three churches
the school, pre-school group
and many groups for all ages.
Who's the knight in armour?
Sir Roger de Botton.
Many think the village name
of Bitton comes from him.
Others say Bitton was
originally 'Boyd Town'
the town on the River Boyd.
Take your pick!
