| The Village of Great Billing has three churches, Anglican, Roman Catholic and Methodist.
There were also other religious buildings such as the The Nunnery, a Convent which are now residential dwellings.
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 St Andrews Church and War Memorial – date unknown St Andrews Church dates from the 12th Century, the war memorial was unveiled on the 1st July 1922 by Lord Denbigh.  Methodist Chapel 1991 Article from newspaper marking 150 years.  Article recalling the founder of the Methodist Church- Chronicle and Echo 24th May 1991 The article remembers Susannah Luck who was the first person to be associated with methodism in Great Billing village.  Early photographs which include the Our Lady of Perpetual Succour – date unknown Top left shows the former Billing rail station pictured in 1970,
Top right shows the RC church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour
Bottom left shows Billing flax mills during 1953 and finally
Bottom right shows the sign to Great Billing  Photographs of the Old Nunnery – built in 1887 The Old Nunnery in Elwes Way is now private residential property  Photographs of War Memorial The war memorial was discussed at a parish meeting on 14th may 1919 and it was decided to erect a cross commemorate the local men who had fallen in the WW1. St Andrews Church in the snow |
Written by Ruth Palmer and Jenny Rose