The Clerk to the Parish Council has asked us to publish the attached statement in response to questions raised by the Chairman of “West Adderbury Residents’ Association” (WARA) at the Parish Council meeting held on 26 February 2019.
The Clerk to the Parish Council has asked us to publish the attached statement in response to questions raised by the Chairman of “West Adderbury Residents’ Association” (WARA) at the Parish Council meeting held on 26 February 2019.
Get together with friends and raise funds for Katharine House this Spring with our Care for a Cuppa. This spring, we’re inviting you to hold a Care for a Cuppa event to help funds for Katharine House Hospice.
Why not get your friends, family or colleagues together at home or in the community and invite them to enjoy an afternoon of tea and cake? Brush up on your baking skills and help offer comfort and support to over 800 patients and their families this year. You’ll be helping to raise the vital funds we need to provide our services, and you’re guaranteed a great afternoon too! Click here to get your cuppa pack.
Adderbury.org has been asked to publish a statement to villagers from Keith Mitchell, Vice Chair of the Parish Council regarding expenses associated with the judicial review.
Volunteer Driver Service North Oxfordshire was established in April 2012 as a project of Citizens Advice. Volunteer drivers use their own cars to take people to appointments where there is no reasonable alternative transport available. Passengers pay a 45p a mile charge to help cover the driver’s fuel cost. Please call 0300 3030 125 for […]
Share your home and make a difference
Do you feel that you could offer support to someone in order to make a difference to their life? If so, you could be just the person we are looking for!!
The Oxfordshire Shared Lives Scheme supports carers to provide paid care and support in their own home to vulnerable adults.
Following the very strong turnout and calls for action by village residents at the last Parish Council meeting, the Parish Council’s Environment Committee is investigating the issue of traffic calming in the village. The biggest concern is due to those drivers who are not driving within the speed limits.
As an immediate first step, the Parish Council wishes to remind all those driving around the village to be considerate neighbours and obey the speed limits which are in place to keep everyone safe. The Parish Council asks residents to do their bit to help with the problem by slowing down. When Thames Valley Police are engaged to address the issue, motorists who drive within the limits will not be caught speeding and issued with a penalty.
This is an issue which can only be addressed by the Parish Council if it has the support and assistance of the residents of the village.