Heckington Windmill Trust
Founded in 1981 (previously known as The Friends of Heckington Windmill) Heckington Windmill Trust is a registered Charity (1139207) with around 200 members.
The Trust is a voluntary group of enthusiasts who include guides, shop staff and a team of millers. The mill is run entirely on voluntary donations and volunteer time.
New members and volunteers are always welcome - come and join our very friendly group.
Alternatively, why not become a member and show your support - see below for details
The Trust is a voluntary group of enthusiasts who include guides, shop staff and a team of millers. The mill is run entirely on voluntary donations and volunteer time.
New members and volunteers are always welcome - come and join our very friendly group.
Alternatively, why not become a member and show your support - see below for details
Join Heckington Windmill Trust Online
See the links at the bottom of this page to join online or contact Anne Strong, Membership Secretary 01529 461983
Newsletters
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Volunteer opportunities
- Miller's House Tea Room assistants
- Painting external windows on the brewery
- Working parties to tidy the site
- Hurst Frame building & engine restoration
- Research and cataloging of artifacts
- Shop assistants
- Bread and cake bakers to joint the baking group
- Committee members
Current Vacancies...
Working the sack hoist
TOUR GUIDES
Learn all about Heckington Mill and then share your knowledge with others.
Experience - none - full training given.
TEA ROOM ASSISTANTS
Required to help out on a part-time basis in the mill house tea rooms. Hours of work - as many or as few as you can give.
MILLERS
Get real hands-on experience by becoming a miller and helping us grind our flour.
You will need to be fairly fit as this involves regularly climbing to the top of the mill!
Contact Jim Bailey for more information
Learn all about Heckington Mill and then share your knowledge with others.
Experience - none - full training given.
TEA ROOM ASSISTANTS
Required to help out on a part-time basis in the mill house tea rooms. Hours of work - as many or as few as you can give.
MILLERS
Get real hands-on experience by becoming a miller and helping us grind our flour.
You will need to be fairly fit as this involves regularly climbing to the top of the mill!
Contact Jim Bailey for more information
