Are You Up For It?
Milton Cricket Club is eagerly anticipating the start of another new season. The club has news of their new ground, the specification of players needed for this summer and they have set out the amazing perks for any prospective vice presidents out there. The article even gives news of the Millennium Trophy which will be decided at the 24th Adderbury Match in September – against the Adderbury ‘usurpers’.
The Parish Council would like to hear the views of Adderbury residents on their proposal for a new footpath around the edge of Colin Butler Green. The suggestion is that pedestrians from the Horn Hill Road direction could walk from the existing footpath across the first entrance to Manor Road and then follow the curve around the Colin Butler Green on the new footpath. They could then cross the second entrance to Manor Road, opposite the entrance to Cross Hill House.
Should you have any comments, please email them to adderburypc@hotmail.com or ring the Clerk to the Parish Council, Theresa Goss, on 01295 710965.
You will see from the attached letter that Christopher Rawlins School needs your help. Another Brick in the Wall
GREAT NEWS! – ADDERBURY POST OFFICE RE-OPENS
After weeks of closure our post office has re-opened and is back to its regular hours of 9.30 – noon Tuesdays and Fridays
Adderbury Library is a fantastic village facility but is only kept open, for its current hours, by the fund raising activities of “FOCAL” its Friends support group. FOCAL ( Friends of Adderbury Library ) are looking for new committee members who have an interest in supporting this community asset.
The sound of church bells ringing on Sundays and for special occasions is part of English life. We have eight lovely bells in the Adderbury church but to keep them ringing we need some new ringers to join the existing band.
It has been brought to the attention of Adderbury Parish Council that dog fouling is an issue around the village generally and specifically in The Rise. Therefore, the Parish Council would kindly remind dog owners to clean up after their pets and use the bins provided for the health and safety of the community.
If the problem persists the Parish Council will have to engage the services of the Dog Warden, which may result in fines for irresponsible dog owners.