Carers Oxfordshire has asked the Parish Council to let residents know about its support services for unpaid carers.
Caring looks different for everyone – for some it might be a couple of hours a week, for others it might be all day, every day.
Many caring today would not identify as carers but are faced with real emotional, practical Continue reading
Thanks to everyone, including the youngsters, who turned out for the Village Litter Pick yesterday (Saturday 18th October) morning to help keep our village looking tidy.
Lots of rubbish was collected from all parts of the village (see below) and afterwards, the zealous pickers enjoyed delicious lemon drizzle cake with tea and coffee in the Village Hall. Continue reading
Movie fans will be pleased to hear that the Long Wittenham Film Club will restart after its Summer break on Friday 24th October in St Mary’s Church, at 2.30pm for a 3pm start.
This month’s film is The Bridges of Madison County.
A National Geographic photographer (Clint Eastwood, who also directs) arrives in Continue reading
Residents who are not already subscribers to Oxfordshire County Council’s digital newsletter “Your Oxfordshire” may like to download the latest edition.
A reminder that this year’s Village Apple Day will take place next Sunday (19th October), at the Sylva Wood Centre.
Take your boxes/bags of clean apples to the Wood Centre between 10am and noon for juicing. The bottled juice wil ready for collection from 1:3pm.
For more information, please contact this year’s organisers, Sally Jarman Continue reading
A reminder that this year’s Autumn Litter Pick will take place next Saturday 18th October between 10am and noon.
Come along to the Village Hall where you will be provided with Hi-Viz jackets, gloves, rubbish bags and a litter picking tool.
You choose an area of the village that you would like to “litter pick”. Return the rubbish to Continue reading
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting in the Village Hall at 7:30pm on Thursday 16th October.
All residents are invited to attend. Download the agenda here.
Pendon Museum has announced that for the Village Bonfire Night on 1st November, the Museum will be staying open until 6pm (the usual opening times are 11am to 4pm).
The museum will be running family Bonfire Night Activities during the day. The car park will also be made available to local attendees for the event as it has done in previous years.
Theatre-goers might like to support village resident Howard Gossington as Atticus Praed in the touring production of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile, coming to the Royal Theatre, Bath on 21st to 25th October (and elsewhere).
For more details, cast information and to book tickets, see the Death on the Nile website.
On 26th September the Inspectors examining the Joint Local Plan wrote to South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils advising them to withdraw the plan from examination, citing a single technical matter, the Duty to Cooperate, specifically with Oxford City Council.
The councils have now written an open letter in which they state that the Planning Continue reading
