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Partly cloudy with clear spells
Temperature in Sibford at 8.20am: 10°
Sibford Gower Primary School children's art work has been on display since their Harvest Service in church earlier this month and will remain there until the end of this week. Please call in and see their attractive and colourful designs. The church is open from 9 am to dusk.
Free to attend as kindly sponsored by the Town Estate Charity
Refreshments available as well as games, crafts, books, puzzles.
Come and socialise and keep warm in the small hall.
Contact Ginny on 01295 780 373 or ginnybennett
All welcome!
Partly cloudy in the morning, with clearing in the afternoon
Sibford Gower Primary School children's art work has been on display since their Harvest Service in church earlier this month and will remain there until the end of this week. Please call in and see their attractive and colourful designs. The church is open from 9 am to dusk.
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Sibford in the Great War
Mr R. Craig has come across an intriguing reference to Sibford in the book, “Death’s Men — Soldiers of the Great War“ by Denis Winter. Writing of the drastic news starvation of the countryside, he says, “The village of Sibford received news twice weekly in the carrier’s cart from Banbury, and this was not exceptional for a rural settlement.
I wonder if anyone can throw light on the gradual decline of this isolation. When did the bus service start? Who had the first car in Sibford? the first telephone – the first radio?
We shall be delighted to receive any memories on the subject.
J Brown and I went to Bushey to see his children who are staying with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hill at Caldecot Farm.
1/29 1920. Back right Ted Haines. Wilf Hone sitting next to Ted Haines. Next Harold Wayne
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