The Village Hall Committee writes …
The 200 Club has been running for some 48 years. It was started in 1976 to raise funds to help with the upkeep and running of the current Village Hall.
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported the club for many years as members and collectors. Continue reading
Residents who are not already subscribers may want to read the latest edition of the Didcot Garden Town Newsletter.
See the South Oxfordshire District Council website for more information about the Didcot Garden Town project.
Details of this year’s Village Fun Run have been announced: see the flyer below.
To enter, scan the QR code on the flyer or go to:
https://www.evententry.co.uk/long-wittenham-5km-family-fun-run-walk-2025 Continue reading
Get all the news and information in the latest edition of the Pendon Museum Newsletter.
More information on the Pendon website: www.pendonmuseum.com
The Parish Council has been advised by the PCC that the unofficial footpath through the avenue of trees to the west of Ward’s Field has been closed owing to dangerous trees caused by the recent storms and wet weather.
Residents are asked to avoid using the path until the warning tape at the entrances has been removed.
The pop-up café at Pendon Museum will be open again on Wednesday 12th February from 10am to 12:30pm.
This is a free drop-in event, with just a small charge for drinks and cake to cover the costs. All donations from the cakes go to support a local group, so please go along and support it if you can. Continue reading
Wild Oxfordshire has asked the Parish Council to ask residents to complete a survey about house martins in our area.
The aim of the survey is to build a picture of the local population and understand peoples’ perceptions of them. This work is part of the Yellow Wagtail Partnership, and it is hoping to use the information to understand whether nesting space or food availability is the Continue reading
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Several residents have approached the Parish Council recently asking if anything can be done to improve the mobile phone signal in the village.
The council has no powers to influence the location of mobile phone masts, but resident Jim Brown has done a detailed survey of mobile phone reception in the village and you can read his report here.
Residents who are not already subscribers to Oxfordshire County Council’s digital newsletter “Your Oxfordshire” may like to download the latest edition.
