It is with regret that we announce that the Coxwold Local History Society has been wound up and there will be no further meetings.  Although advertised events such as the "Yorkshire Critters", on the cabinet makers of North Yorkshire, and on the history of York as the world's chocolate capital have been well attended, lack of support and lack of interest in providing themes and topics for research and meetings meant that the Society became non-viable.

In 2015 the Society was asked by the Village to revise the Coxwold Village Guide, which had been first printed in 1978.  The result was a 20-page commercially printed illustrated booklet which lays out all the principal historical attractions of the Village and includes a map with pointers to other amenities, including the Fauconberg Arms.  The Guide remains available in the Church and at the pub, and also from Simon Le Gassicke,  Parish Council chairman, price £2.