The 14th Adderbury Golf Day for Katharine House Hospice was held at Rye Hill last Friday, when a motley selection of 76 golfers of varying age, size, ailments and skills turned out again for this very worthy local cause. Many have been playing in this tournament since it started in 2005.
Adderbury Library is hosting an informal discussion on what is so fascinating about diaries – real-life and fictional, on paper and online – and the writers whose memories they hold.
You are invited to go along and share recommendations of diaries you’ve enjoyed reading and then perhaps you can go home with lots of ideas for your next read.
Adderbury Library 21 August 15:30 – 17:00
Tickets are free from Adderbury Library or online oxonlibraries.eventbrite.co.uk
Adderbury Wheels are celebrating their three years of riding through the rain, wind, snow and even this summer’s beautiful sunshine.
The friendly group meet on Weds evenings for 6.30pm start (from Early April to when the clocks go backs in Oct) and EVERY Saturday. They always meet outside Adderbury library.
Last Sunday, 8 July, 175 hardy runners and walkers endured the scorching heat to take part in the 11th Three Spires Challenge.
The organisers would like to thank all of them for supporting the event – as well as the “awesomely helpful and friendly” marshals and to Nick Fennell on the mike.
Thank you so much to everyone who came and supported Chris Leslie’s concert last Saturday night in St Mary’s Church raising the fantastic amount of £1836 for FOSMA. It was a truly magical evening.
The Parish Council would like to thank everyone who turned out to vote, about 30% of the electorate. The result of the Referendum held last Thursday was a resounding yes vote: 651 votes in favour and only 58 against.
St Mary’s Church has received a confirmed grant of £290,400 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for its tower restoration project.
Thanks to money raised by National Lottery players, the project aims to make essential repairs to the historic church tower, which is on English Heritage’s ‘At Risk Register’, and preserve it as a focus of village life and a place of great beauty for future generations.