photo of scarecrow looking down on the village and the wifi mast  
Welcome to the homepage
 
  

 

Here is a link to other Lune Valley websites on a web ring. If you click on it the site you go to should have a link back to this one:

Lancashire Villages website

 
 
 

Welcome to Wray

This is a site showing life in a beautiful rural location, in the Lune Valley, just north of Lancaster, Lancashire, England. Full map link on left. Wray is full of lively local characters and groups, - and hosts many local events, such as the scarecrow festival and maggot races. Wray is also the first wireless hotspot village in Lancashire and lit the first rural fibre to the home in the UK

More details on the links at the side of the page.

Thank you for visiting - please bookmark this page in your favourites and please contribute to the Blogspots where you can post photos and news.

Wray Institute Online centre open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 am -10 pm Computer club Fridays 1.30pm - 3.15 pm . Children should be supervised by an adult but All welcome to call in

Publications about the village:

The Wray Flood of 1967 - memories of a Lune Valley Community

A book written by a local historian with information from local residents


JFDI Community Broadband Wennington, a new book recently published about Lune Valley wifi networks click here to visit Lulu and buy online. (Link will open in new window)

Wray and District Remembered by David Kenyon

David's phone number is 015242 21668,
Please write to:

David Kenyon, Kenmoor, School Lane, Wray, Lancaster. LA2 8QE

The book costs £15 plus p&p


Please let us know if you have any suggestions or if you find problems using this site, email webmaster @ wrayvillage.co.uk

Quick link to university survey if you wish to participate in the digital tv trial, click HERE

The big red button project is now closed, More details here Winner of the Ipod nano was Brenda Mickle.

New projects from the University, check the broadband tab on the left side of page.

.This years annual maggot race at the Dragon raised £1400 for the air ambulance read more »

Over sixties photos online now, and on the digital noticeboard.

(see in local groups link for their own page)

Latest news from Sally Murray who with support from the village worked in Cambodia, click here

new kitchen in the institute, woohoo, looks great, well done!

Photos of the new kitchen and from the 2009 WI cheese and wine party click here or visit their webpage in local groups link
 
 
     
   
 
             
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