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.
Once again Poppy selling time is nearly upon us and I would like to appeal to anyone who might be interested, to contact me if you would be happy to take collections door to door for the annual poppy appeal. We especially need collectors for the new estates on Milton Road and other areas of the village. Adderbury folk are very generous but we sometimes miss parts of the village due to a lack of collectors. If you can help this year please get in touch with me and I will pass your name to our local Poppy Collection. Organiser. Many thanks. Jean Moore Secretary. Adderbury and Milton Royal British Legion. 01295 810246 or 
P:ilates classes are on Fridays in term-time in Banbury Tennis and Squash Club and Liz Morris is holding classes in The Bell and The Methodist Schoolroom on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Adderbury Library opening hours are changing from 3 September.