2015 September newsletter Download
Winter road salt
The winter road salt has been ordered.
The Parish Council can supply a small amount of salt for private use.
If anyone is interested in having some salt for private use, please telephone Cllr Stranks on 01869 340644 or email: rogerstranks@talktalk.net
Read MoreScarecrow competition update
On behalf of the of the fete committee, a big thank you to everyone, both adults and children, who took part in the first ever Scarecrow Competition that we have held in Duns Tew. They gave much enjoyment to everyone who saw them and has been a talking point of village life especially after one was stolen!! We even made it into the Banbury Guardian.…
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Church Fete 2015 photos
Autism Alert Card Scheme for Oxfordshire
Autism Oxford is delighted to be providing Oxfordshire’s first Autism Alert Card Scheme, which offers a card free to anyone on the Autism Spectrum in Oxfordshire.
For more information visit: http://www.autismoxford.org.uk/index.php/alert-card
Read MoreNew 101 number for non-emergencies
For details of when to dial 101 click here; https://www.police.uk/contact/101/
Non emergencies can be reported to Thames Valley Police by using the new 101 number or online at www.thamesvalley.police.uk/reportonline.
To receive FREE crime alerts and info about where you live via, email, phone or text, register at: www.thamesvalleyalert.co.uk
Read MorePark survey – update
Thank you to all those who have already responded through the newsletter and village appraisal. The next step involves taking a more targeted approach, and will be contacting different sections of the community i.e. older children, neighbours to the park etc. to get more in-depth comment.
As part of this targeted approach we will be asking ‘park questions’ at some of the school bus stops prior to the end of term.…
Read MoreProgressive Supper, Sept. 19th
You are cordially invited to a Progressive Supper on Saturday 19th September at 19:00.
Drinks and Canapes
Starter
Main Course
at various locations in the Village followed by
Dessert and Coffee in the Village Hall
Tickets £25
An enjoyable way to meet old friends, or if you are new to the Village a great way to meet new ones. Profits go towards the upkeep of the Church, but the evening is open to all.…
Read MoreLogs for Labour
Logs for Labour is an exchange scheme. Woodland owners who would like local residents to help manage their woodland (to the owner’s specification, and ensuring that the work promotes biodiversity) can offer ‘logs’. Local residents who are happy to work outside with hand tools in return for logs can offer ‘labour’.
More information here; http://www.oxonwoodfuel.org.uk/logs-for-labour/
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