Laura Buckingham from Fine Haven Counselling is starting a new walking group named “Walk, Talk, Support!”.
The cost is £5 per person, per walk and dogs are welcome too! For more information, please contact Laura on 07951 400390.
Laura Buckingham from Fine Haven Counselling is starting a new walking group named “Walk, Talk, Support!”.
The cost is £5 per person, per walk and dogs are welcome too! For more information, please contact Laura on 07951 400390.
The ever popular FOSMA Poetry Evening returns to Church House starting at 7.00 pm. Instigated some years ago by our friend, the late Margaret Williams, the Poetry Evening has become a popular event in our calendar and we warmly invite you to join us again this year.
Bring a poem or two (not too long please!) to read out – happy, sad, funny, whatever takes your fancy, and enjoy a glass of wine amongst friends. Or if you would rather, just come along and listen – the choice is yours. Tickets are £5 and available from Trish Fennell on 01295 811059 or trish.fennell@btconnect.com. Wine available to purchase. We look forward to seeing you there.
World Cup? Headingley Test Match? Surely nothing as exciting as the 25th annual needle match between Adderbury and Milton. Milton’s Andrew Stanley set the pace with a classic 88 runs from his cultured bat before the wily Steve Conway with 2-27 off his 7 overs stemmed the flow. Enter the gladiator Farmer Adams and his mighty weapon – not used in anger since 2014 – to smite a brilliant 87 not out off very few balls, sending spectators and dogs flying with numerous sixes, taking Milton to a mammoth 212 off 35 overs. So 426 runs off 70 overs in front of a baying crowd of dogs and partisans – who said village cricket was dying?
Let’s hope this signals to everyone that cricket in Adderbury and Milton can keep going – but we need more than just our one-match players to come forward in 2020, which is Milton’s 30th anniversary year. Are you in? Call me! – Nick Fennell 811059
Adderbury Cine Club is looking for a volunteer back-up projectionist once or twice a year. Full training will be given on either 13 September, 11 October and/or 8 November to ‘go solo’ on 13 December showing Bohemian Rhapsody. They need to be reasonably fit and have no fear of technology. They will get to see the films for free and may even be offered a beer.
For further details please contact John English on 01295 812 845 | 07957 867 130 or email john@a2b-web.co.uk.
Rob Roberts has sent a report of last Saturday’s Gardening Club Summer Show. Click here to read his detailed report. Towards the end of his report there are the names of winners of the varying prizes and click here to see photographs of the winners receiving their trophies from Mary Quinlan.
South Central Ambulance Service have vacancies for public governors. If you become a governor you can play a key role in shaping the future of our services. Nominations are open between 30 September and 21 October. Click here to see all the details of the post.
This toy was found in the middle of brambles in the Lucy Plackett Playing Field. The finder has left it in the kiddies play area.