Editor -  Roland Zilz

Assistant Editor  Marion Jenkins

Advertising Coordinator -  Vacant

Distribution Coordinator -  Rosemary Crafter

The Church of St Peter Ad Vincula publishes a monthly magazine called "AD VINCULA". Although it provides news of church activities and the monthly church calendar, "AD VINCULA" is truly a "village" magazine providing advance news and reports of village clubs and events along with articles on broader topics likely to be of interest to village residents. To read the magazine on line click here. 

As a result of the generosity of a dedicated band of volunteer deliverers, loyal advertisers and a cost-efficient printer, we are able to ensure the magazine is distributed free of charge to all residents of Wisborough Green (over 700 households). Ad Vincula is also available to collect from various locations around the village including the Church, Wisborough Green Village Stores, Old Mill Cafe, The Cricketers, The Three Crowns, The Bat & Ball, Bellmans Auctioneers and Fishers Farm Park. It has an average circulation of 850.

Contributions to the magazine are always welcome and are included at the discretion of the Editor (Roland Zilz). The copy deadline is usually the 14th of each month for inclusion in the following month’s issue. Written articles should be emailed (preferably) to the Editor on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or can be left in the Church on the display unit just inside the main entrance, marked clearly 'for AD VINCULA'. For any queries please email the editor or phone on 01403 700632.

Advertisers are the life blood of the magazine and anybody interested in placing an advert should, in the first instance, contact our Acting Advertising Coordinator Roland Zilz by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by telephoning 01403 700632. More information, including advertising rates, can be found here.

Our dedicated band of volunteer deliverers is coordinated by Rosemary Crafter. Rosemary is always pleased to hear from anybody who would like to volunteer their services either on a permanent basis or as a temporary back up to existing volunteers. You can contact Rosemary by email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone 01403 701148.