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Long Wittenham has a wide variety of clubs and groups for all ages. Below you will find some details on what's on offer, where and when a club meets and when as well as contact details. If you would like to add your group or society please email details to website@longwittenham.com
Athletics Club
LWAC are a friendly and sociable club who are always on the look-out for new players and club members. If you're interested training is on Tuesday evenings from 7pm. As well as football the club has a thriving social calender and many of the footballers also play cricket together for Clifton Hampden CC. The Athletics Club are always looking for new activities to offer, so if you are interested in helping to set up and develop any sporting activities, like a running club or rounders team, call Bill Symonds on 407202 or email him at wn.symonds@virgin.net, or try Derek Meadham on 407882. Further information can also be found LWAC website. |
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History Group
The group, formed in 1984, researches, collects, studies and shares through publications and exhibitions, all aspects of the local and family history of the parish and local area of Long Wittenham. Members meet usually on the third Monday of each month for talks, research meetings or social gatherings. The Annual meeting, held in September, is open to everyone living in the village or with an interest in its history and heritage. The group has a good collection of photographs and has transcribed most of the available parish registers. It has published a booklet ‘The Parish of Long Wittenham 1800-1920’ (currently out of print) and a series of journals, ‘The Chronicle’, with articles on the shops, church, local characters, farming, buildings , the school and village organisations. For more information about the group, please contact the secretary, Janet Haylett on 407382 or email familyhaylett@yahoo.com |
Twinning Association
If you’ve read the signs welcoming you to Long Wittenham, then you will be aware that Long Wittenham is twinned with the Normandy village of Thaon. Located just a 30 minute drive from the ferry port of Caen, the Normandy beaches and the historic town of Bayeux are nearby. The Twinning Association promote Anglo-French relations based on visits to families and they also offer an annual bursary to students studying French. The Association has an active and enjoyable social programme, which is the sole source of funding for entertaining our French guests on their visits. To find out more or to get involved, please contact the Chairman, Robin Sawers on 407515 or email Robin.sawers@dial.pipex.com |
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Womens' Institute
Yes, we do serve cream teas at Village events, and some of us make jam; but there's a lot more to being a WI member than that! A warm welcome waits every second Tuesday of the month in the Village Hall at 7.30pm. We have a full programme of varied speakers and events, locally, county - and nationwide. Our members are friendly, active and involved! For more information on our meetings and activities contact Sally Duff on 407788 |
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