We meet every Monday evening at the Adderbury Bowls Club, having the use of a large lounge with good lighting and a bar at club prices. We are a friendly group of all ages from primary school children to many retired players, all enjoying strumming and singing popular songs, in a relaxed atmosphere. New players are always welcome and we are particularly keen to find a bass player.
Work starts at the Berry Hill Road development (outside of our Neighbourhood Development Plan!). Go to ‘Read more’ to see a photo, kindly sent by Damien Dyer, of the start of the development.
Would you like to borrow library books but are unable to visit the library for any reason? If you’re finding it difficult to get to a library, the Home Library Service may be able to help.
To register for this service or for further information call your local library or telephone the Home Library Service on 01865 810259 or email homelibraryservice@oxfordshire.gov.uk.
Village Coffee is back on Fridays 10.00 am to 12 noon. Please come and join us in the library for coffee, cakes and a chat. Everyone welcome!
The Cotswold Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers is a group of people with a passion for spinning, weaving and dyeing, together with all associated crafts. We meet at The Institute on the second Saturday of the month between 10.30 am and 3.30 pm. Everyone welcome, come along as a visitor (first visit free) to see if you would like to join us on our creative journey. All potential meetings are of course subject to change due to Covid restrictions. https://www.wsd.org.uk/guilds/cotswold/.
We are looking for reading volunteers in Adderbury to support Christopher Rawlins Primary School. ARCh Reading Helpers provide personalised support to children in Oxfordshire primary schools. Our trained volunteers work one to one with children to boost confidence, build self-esteem and turn around negative attitudes to reading.
To find out more, visit our website www.archoxfordshire.org.uk or contact Jeremy Turner 01295 810723.
We are receiving a number of calls regarding youths and ASB within the Adderbury area, We are encouraging anyone who witnesses or has been effected by ASB to call via 101 and ask the URN to be passed to the neighbourhood team.