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Wednesday 16 September 2026Partly cloudy with clear spells
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Sibford Striders
We leave the Village Hall car park on foot or by car at 9.30am sharp…
We leave the Village Hall car park on foot or by car at 9.30am sharp to do a circuit of approximately two hours. You are advised, therefore, to get to the village hall by 9.25am latest. We aim to be back at the Village Hall by noon.
Dogs are welcome provided that they are put on a lead when requested. Walking boots (or wellies in wet weather) are recommended but not compulsory. Walking poles may also be beneficial. Some routes include stiles.
If you are leaving your car at the village hall to complete the walk, please park it on the road outside rather than in the car park.
For further information, contact Christopher on christophersteane
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Pop-up Coffee Shop
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Community Café
Free to attend as kindly sponsored by the Town Estate Charity Refreshments available as well …
Free to attend as kindly sponsored by the Town Estate Charity
Refreshments available as well as games, crafts, books, puzzles.
Come and socialise in the small hall. All welcome!
Contact Ginny on 01295 780 373 or ginnybennett
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SHS – The Canary Girls of Banbury
Speaker: Dale Johnston Dale is Events and Exhibitions Manager at Banbury Museum. His talk is …
Speaker: Dale Johnston
Dale is Events and Exhibitions Manager at Banbury Museum. His talk is about the female munitions workers during the World Wars, who kept the allied front lines supplied with weapons and explosives. They earned their nickname because prolonged exposure to toxic chemicals like TNT turned their skins and hair a bright yellow.
Doors open 7.15pm for 7.30pm start
Guests £5
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Open Gardens Evening
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Village Hall (Small hall)
The Great 14th – Tenzin Gyatso
Tickets now £5!
Something really special is coming to the Village Hall at 2.30pm on …read more
Village Hall
The c1900 diaries of a young Quaker woman from Sibford
Tim Huckvale's talk is part history, part detective story.
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Baptist Hall, Hook Norton
Macmillan Coffee Morning
Do come and join us again for this years Macmillan coffee morning.
This year …read more
2 Barley Close
Scarecrow Trail
To enter the competition, email joanneconnor
Our village Scarecrow theme for 2026 is Children’s Stories …read more
Harvest Festival
We welcome everyone to this service as to all services whatever faith or none.
Following …read more
Holy Trinity Church
Bring and Share Lunch
A bring and share lunch after the 11am Harvest Festival service in church.
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Macmillan Coffee Morning
The Great 14th – Tenzin Gyatso
Something really special is coming to the Village Hall at 2.30pm on Saturday 19th September: a screening of The Great 14th - Tenzin Gyatso.
How does one …read more
Old Mission Hall Studios for rent
Old Mission Hall Studios (OMHS)
Artist/Creative Space to Rent
Temple Mill Road, Sibford Gower, OX15 5RX
For details about the space and to view please contact Sibford
Curious about the Quakers in Sibford?
Have you lived in the village for years but know very little about the Quakers? Perhaps you have wondered what happens inside the Meeting House, what Quaker worship is like, …read more
International Space Station
ISS over Sibford tonight - rising in the WSW at 8:12pm, up to 74º at 8:15pm.
Weather forecast is "overcast clouds", cloud cover 100%.
Notes:
- The "up to" figure is …read more
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The Town Estate Charity
A Helping Hand for Sibford Gower and Burdrop Residents
The Town Estate Charity (Sibford Gower and Burdrop) has been part of our community since around 1560. It was set up …read more
Walks near Sibford
We are blessed with great walking country around the Sibfords. Visit the Sibford Walkers webpage for maps of over 50 circular walks. Each map page includes a link to download …read more
Fix My Street
The most reliable way to report problems with roads and local amenities, such as
- Abandoned vehicles
- Dog Fouling
- Drainage
- Flyposting or graffiti
- Flytipping or litter
- Pavements
- Streetcleaning
- Unlit lampposts
- Potholes…read more
Nextdoor social network
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Voices from the past
47 years ago
the Sibford Scene in September 1979
Sibford Folk Dance Club: Ladies and Gentlemen of the Sibfords, the Sibford Folk Dance Club meets in the Village Hall every Tuesday evening from …
Sibford Folk Dance Club
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Sibfords, the Sibford Folk Dance Club meets in the Village Hall every Tuesday evening from 8.00 p.m to 10.00 p.m. and we would like more of you to come along and enjoy yourselves with us. Anyone over the age of 13 years will be made very welcome.
Don’t stay away because you know nothing about it, or you are-too young or too old. If you can put one foot in front of the other, we can teach you folk dancing. Come along and try it, I promise that you will be agreeably surprised.
In September we are hoping to form a Junior section of our club. We would like lots of children and young people from 9 to 15 years inclusive to come along. We shall hold 4 meetings on September 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Please be punctual as you must leave at 8 p.m. The charge will be 10p per child per session. By September 25th we must have at least 12 wishing to continue to make the venture worthwhile. If we achieve this number we shall continue to hold the meetings every Tuesday evening.
David Cuthbert
153 years ago
Reverend Stevens's diary for Sunday 23 November 1873
Took all the duty at Sandford. Mr Wingate came home with me to dinner, having met me at Sandford.
Took all the duty at Sandford. Mr Wingate came home with me to dinner, having met me at Sandford.
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New resident in Sibford Ferris. (Andrew Tofts)
New resident in Sibford Ferris. (Andrew Tofts)