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At the Village Hall!
The menu can be seen at https://www.vaalais.com/
At the Village Hall!
The menu can be seen at https://www.vaalais.com/
Following the announcement of the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Revd Neil will …
Following the announcement of the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Revd Neil will be leading a special Zoom Evening Prayer service.
Please do join him if you are able, in a time of prayer, giving thanks for the life of Prince Philip and to pray for our Queen and the rest of the Royal family at this time.
Please email Revd Neil at revneil@wykehambenefice.org.uk to receive the log in details.
Cloudy changing to sunny intervals by late morning.
Following the Book of Common Prayer
For details of how to join in, visit https://wykehambenefice.org.uk/oss
For details of how to join in, visit https://wykehambenefice.org.uk/oss
At the Village Hall!
The menu can be seen at https://www.vaalais.com/
Following the announcement of the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Revd Neil will …read more
Following publication of the Government’s Covid-19 Response for Spring 2021, it seems likely that …read more
Victoria Logue will speak on Practical Propagation – Seeds, Cuttings and Beyond
The meeting will …read more
Speaker: Deborah Hayter
The meeting will be held online via Zoom.
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From 10am until 12 midday you can come to the Village Hall and choose books …read more
Following publication of the Government’s Covid-19 Response for Spring 2021, it seems likely that …read more
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From 10am until 12 midday you can come to the Village Hall and choose books …read more
Holy Trinity Church is open for prayer today and for the next few days.
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Here is an audio recording of last night's Zoom meeting with Gade Homes. The first voice you hear is that of Simon Rayner, Chairman of Sibford Ferris Parish Council.
Oxfordshire CC will be retexturing and resurfacing parts of Main Street in the Ferris from Thursday 24 June to Friday 2nd July. Main Street will be closed to through …read more
Local swifts will soon benefit from a brand new 4 storey luxury housing development in Mannings Close. They won't even have to forage for nesting material. It should be up …read more
From Tuesday 13 April, the Wykham Arms will be open to serve drinks and food to customers at tables on the patio outside. Damian tells us that because of the …read more
Churchwarden Barbara Foster writes: Holy Trinity Church together with the help of the Sibford Photography Club are planning to produce a calendar showing the Sibfords throughout the year, to …read more
Churchwarden Barbara Foster writes: Holy Trinity Church insurance is covered by Ecclesiastical Insurance and they have an offer which could benefit our church. If you were to take out …read more
Hugh Pidgeon writes: There is an exciting new project getting under way down the road in Hook Norton.
One of the outcomes of the Covid pandemic has been a …read more
Sue Bannister writes: Given government guidelines I won't be able to hold the plant sale in the usual way, so do please ring or email me to book a time …read more
Visit our Sibford Support Group page to read about how its volunteers are available to help and support neighbours who are self-isolating or are vulnerable to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) infection.Following last issue's piece on shops in Sibford, Mrs Mabel Dunkley has added to the list of sweet shops with …
Another sweet shop
Following last issue’s piece on shops in Sibford, Mrs Mabel Dunkley has added to the list of sweet shops with memories of one in Burdrop near where Miss LeMare now lives.
Wrote to Mr. Sheldon of Brailes, Lord of the Manor of Sibford, requesting him, in the name of various parishioners …
Wrote to Mr. Sheldon of Brailes, Lord of the Manor of Sibford, requesting him, in the name of various parishioners to put a stop to building operations commenced by John Adkins, Stone Mason, on one of the plots enclosed from the waste on the Green at Burdrop, where he is about to construct a workshop and a cottage unless prevented. Miss Dix came to me and asked us to write, as the proposed erection would be a nuisance to many of the Burdrop people.
Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 1
Sibford Gower Bonds End Lane 1