The Lakes Open Day was a great success. Thanks to Ann Lyons for sending these photos to give a taste of the day. Below are comments received from both Ann Lyons and Christine Peacock.
The Lakes Open Day was a great success. Thanks to Ann Lyons for sending these photos to give a taste of the day. Below are comments received from both Ann Lyons and Christine Peacock.
We are appealing for witnesses after a 24-year-old man was assault at Banbury Bus Station. On Wednesday 6 September at around 4.30 pm, the victim was stood next to the 500 bus stop bay talking to the bus driver when a young boy, with a bicycle, aged around 8-years-old, approached him and started to speak […]
Adderbury Theatre Workshop is very excited to announce that as part of their 40th Birthday Celebrations they will be presenting a fabulous variety show in the Institute starting at 7.30 pm. There will be a fantastic night of sketches and musical entertainment. Tickets at just £10.00 are available from the Coach and Horses or call Karen Dwyer on 07729814007.
Tour of the Bodleian Library starting at 2.00 pm and cream tea. The cost is £22 and numbers are very limited. For more details call Trish Fennell 811059. This is a FOSMA event.
There were apologies from Councillors, Gill, Head and Jelfs.
The Chairman sent condolences to the family of Mike Wood, former Chairman of the PC in the 1970’s who recently passed away and she thanked those who made donations in his memory, totalling over £400, to Adderbury Lakes.
She confirmed that the installation of the new play equipment would be started at the beginning of October 2017.
BBC2’s The Repair Shop are seeking damaged family and community heirlooms for their second series and objects that have special significance during Christmas time for their upcoming Christmas special. The series follows a team of passionate and skilled crafts people who restore damaged objects of sentimental value.
On Saturday, the Annual Garden Party, which is normally held at The Manor House, Mill Lane, Adderbury (by kind permission of Sir Martin and Lady Jacomb) was for the first time held in St Mary’s Church because of the rain. Nevertheless, the Fete successfully raised £977 to benefit the Church. There were lots of stalls including plants, bits […]