The Parish Council has been requested to kindly remind those who use footpaths which are routed across fields, to ensure that dogs are always on a lead if there is also livestock in the fields. Dogs chasing pregnant ewes can cause them to miscarry if they are frightened and/or chased by dogs. Please always pick up dog waste too and dispose of it in a dog waste bin or at home.
Help raise £500.000 to provide a Community Facility for the population of Adderbury and the surrounding area. The bricks are going fast so click here to see how you can support the fundraising appeal and register your interest.
We are looking for reading volunteers in Adderbury to support Christopher Rawlins Primary School. ARCh Reading Helpers provide personalised support to children in Oxfordshire primary schools. Our trained volunteers work one to one with children to boost confidence, build self-esteem and turn around negative attitudes to reading.
To find out more, visit our website www.archoxfordshire.org.uk or contact Jeremy Turner 01295 810723.
The Parish Council is supporting a new initiative to tackle dog fouling in the village, which involves spraying with a fluorescent paint dog mess which has not been picked up by dog owners. This will hopefully make it obvious just how bad the issue is in the village and also shame those, who do not pick up after their dogs, into doing so. If anyone in the village is concerned about dog fouling and would like to support this work, please contact the Clerk. [email protected]. This has been trialled in other areas of the Country and has been very effective.
Are you recently retired, have time on your hands and looking for an interesting and worthwhile hobby? Have you recently moved to Adderbury and would like to be aware of what is going on in the village? We are looking for any member of the village community who is computer literate to join the team editing adderbury.org. It’s just a few hours a month on a rota basis. If you would like more information on this interesting and fun exercise, please contact either Nick Fennell on 07850017393 – [email protected], or Joyce Cox on 07747017082 – [email protected].