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.
Charlie Ross will give a talk on ‘Antiques and a Little Bit of Nonsense’ in The Institute – doors open at 7.15 pm and his talk starts at 7.30 pm. Charlie is known for regular appearances on several TV antique programmes. He is an English antiques expert, auctioneer and presenter and will entertain with stories from the life of an auctioneer. Visitors are welcome at £5.00.
We meet in Church House on the first and second Tuesday of each month from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm. New people are always welcome, some to learn to knit if wished. We have kindly donated wool and would like to see it made into blankets and garments. These we give to charity and one donation was to the Salvation Army which they gave to people in England. We really do produce a lot of items in spite of plenty of ‘natter’ and laughter over our cups of tea. It is a fun afternoon so do come along. Go to Read More to see pattern for blanket squares.
Does your child want to learn to cycle? Has your child missed cycle training at school? Do you or your child want to improve confidence/experience on the road? Want to go on family rides but don’t know where to start? Bespoke one-to-one or small group training to National Standards by a professional fully-qualified instructor – children, adults and families. For more information email Jon [email protected]
This is a new friendly club which you can join and is active throughout the year in the fresh air and is run by a group of villagers who believe in reducing traffic noise and nuisance so that all may enjoy the unique character and peaceful atmosphere in Adderbury. Speeding traffic is a danger to our children, pets, and wildlife, as well as being a source of irritating noise pollution for many living along our main routes. The speed limits are there for a reason, we want to remind everyone to stick to them.