We are currently advertising for Maintenance Staff to join our school. 6 hours per week during term time – further details are in our Vacancy section on our school website:
An application pack can be posted or collected on request. This contains the current job description/person specification and a paper application form, if this is required. For further details please contact the school office on 01295 810497.
As part of the Better Broadband for Oxfordshire programme, ‘Fibre to the Premise’ has been installed and is ready to take customer orders.
This means that 6 residents and businesses in the parish will be able to request an upgrade to fibre-enabled broadband from a range of Internet Service Providers (ISPs). In most cases, this means that businesses can select a product offering download speeds above 24Mbps and up to 330Mbps, following infrastructure upgrades made via the Better Broadband for Oxfordshire programme.
FTTP is now available at the following postcode: OX17 3NU
The village school is urgently looking for a reliable person to take on the role of Caretaker to help maintain the site and to ensure a welcoming and safe environment for the whole school community.
The post is for 20 hours per week working Monday to Friday 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm. during term time – further details are on the school website.
If you or someone you know might be interested in this position, please contact the school on 01295 810497 or email the school office.
The Home Library Service is available to people who are unable to visit the library themselves through frailty, short term illness, infirmity or a disability and have no other means of getting access to reading materials.
How it works
Contact us to discuss the kind of books, DVDs, audio books that you like to read or enjoy. We then arrange for a library volunteer to deliver these to you in your home.
To register for this service or for further information call the Home Library Service on 01865 810259 or Catherine Drake Adderbury Library Manager on 01295 810545 or email: homelibraryservice@oxfordshire.gov.uk.
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.
Banbury West End Tennis and Squash Club have purchased an AED (Automatic Electronic Defibrillator), the first in the village, I understand. The unit is designed to save lives in the event of a heart attack. In order to gain access to the unit, anyone assisting someone in cardiac arrest should phone 999, and the location and code to access the unit will be given to them, as well as instructions on caring for the patient. Now, we fully understand that this unit is remote from many areas in the village, and would expect a village of this size to have one, or two more in various spread out locations.