We meet at Lake Walk Car Park at 9.00 am – or just come along and find the group around the Lakes when you can. Bring strong gloves and if possible any loppers, rakes or spades. Coffee and biscuits are provided at break time and we finish by noon. For further details please contact Rachel Moffat at [email protected]. If you have any views or ideas about the Lakes do please get in touch.
Adderbury Parish Council has asked FOCAL to share the news that the Adderbury Neighbourhood Village Consultation Plan and Questionnaire is available for you to read through and cast your vote in Adderbury Library’s meeting room. A definite must if you have thoughts on our village’s new build locations.
Confused by Computers? Whether you need assistance with email, online shopping, CV editing, video calls, or just gaining confidence, we’ve got you covered. To book a session with our digital helper please ask Jo at the library desk.
On Sunday 18 January or soon after, two wise men disappeared from the St Mary’s crib scene. We’d really love to see them returned where they belong! They’re irreplaceable, though of no monetary value, and with the rest of the crib figures are loved by hundreds of villagers. If you have any clue as to their whereabouts please help to get them back to St Mary’s. Please go to Read More to see the whole crib scene.
Adderbury Cine Club will be showing ‘Good Fortune’ in The Institute. This is a Meals and Reels evening. Doors open at 6.45 pm for the meal which starts at 7.00 pm and the film starts at 8.15 pm. The film ‘ Good Fortune’ is the directorial debut of Aziz Ansari. It is a comedy about a well-meaning but rather inept angel who meddles in the lives of a struggling gig worker and wealthy venture capitalist. It stars Keanu Reeves as Gabriel, Seth Hogen and Keke Palmer To book tickets go to https://bookwhen.com/adderburycineclub or call 01295 811412. Wine, beer and soft drinks will be on sale.
The AGM will be in The Institute starting at 7.15 pm to be followed with a talk by Bill Williams called ‘Were they the Champions?’ This is the fascinating story of the Chipping Norton Baseball Club and how they became ‘unofficial’ British Champions in the1920’s. Bill will also tell about how a special ‘Louisville Slugger ’came to the town museum. Visitors are welcome at £5.00.