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Adderbury Community Speed Watch

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.

Adderbury and Milton Feoffee Charity

Are you going on to Further Education, University or undertaking an Apprenticeship this year? The Adderbury and Milton Feoffee Charity offer grants to assist towards the cost of the course, learning resources, or any additional needs as required for study. Each application will be assessed individually and confidentially. Download an application form from our website: www.adderburyfeoffee.co.uk, and either email or post the completed form to our office for consideration as soon as possible. Forms are available in larger print and can be emailed or posted for completion, if required.

There’s a Brand New Shop in Adderbury

CRYSTAL INTENTIONS – ADDERBURY’S GREAT NEW SHOP
‘Contact’ went to find out from Michelle how it is going:
A heartfelt thank you to all the lovely locals who have supported Crystal Intentions, our little wellbeing and crystal shop tucked behind The Bell Inn on Church Street. It’s been such a joy to welcome so many of you — whether you’ve popped in for birthday gifts, a treat for yourself, or simply a moment of calm.

Help Needed in St Mary’s Churchyard

You may be aware that the churchyard grass is mown and occasionally strimmed by a small team of dedicated volunteers. Due to recent retirements we are now very thin on the ground and need further volunteers. If you are able to assist in looking after a patch then please contact Andrew Donaldson [email protected] or 07870 900703.

Keep Dogs on a Lead

The Parish Council has been requested to kindly remind those who use footpaths which are routed across fields, to ensure that dogs are always on a lead if there is also livestock in the fields. Dogs chasing pregnant ewes can cause them to miscarry if they are frightened and/or chased by dogs. Please always pick up dog waste too and dispose of it in a dog waste bin or at home.