Quaker Meeting
Please visit http://banburyeveshamquakers.org.uk/sibford for meeting and contact details.
Please visit http://banburyeveshamquakers.org.uk/sibford for meeting and contact details.
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Temperature in Sibford at 9.30pm: 14°
Please visit http://banburyeveshamquakers.org.uk/sibford for meeting and contact details.
We welcome everyone to this service as to all services whatever faith or none.
Following the service there will be a bring and share lunch in the Village Hall to which we welcome everyone even if not attending the service to make this a real community event. Please bring a plate of food to share - savoury or sweet.
The collection in church will be for The Farming Community Network. This charity supports farmers, their families and others affiliated to farming, giving support for many conditions and help with new regulations that come. It also works with Macmillan Cancer Support and is contactable 365 days of the year.
Please bring donations of food for Polly who feeds the homeless in Banbury every day of the year, ideally tins or packets.
A bring and share lunch after the 11am Harvest Festival service in church.
All are welcome even if not attending the church service.
Please bring a plate of food to share - savoury or sweet. Tea & coffee will be provided.
Please also let one of us know if you intend to come:
Partly cloudy with clear spells
We welcome everyone to this service as to all services whatever faith or none.
Following …read more
A bring and share lunch after the 11am Harvest Festival service in church.
All are …read more
Agenda is at: https://sibfordgower-pc.gov.uk/meetings/29th-september-2026/
*PLEASE NOTE the meeting will be in the Quaker Meeting Room …read more
We leave the Village Hall car park on foot or by car at 9.30am sharp…read more
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Our popular village annual Apple Festival comes round again, celebrating all things apples and our …read more
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Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.
Don’t forget to create a scarecrow outside your home in the week leading up to Sibford Applefest on Saturday 3rd October. Let your imagination run riot to illustrate the theme …read more
The Agenda for the next meeting of Sibford Gower Parish Council can be found using the link below.
*PLEASE NOTE the meeting will be in the Quaker Meeting Room this …read more
The Town Estate Charity is rooted in Sibford Gower and Burdrop, but its impact reaches across the entire valley. By backing our local primary school and the Village Hall, the …read more
About 40 people attended the screening on Saturday of The Great 14th, the award-winning oral autobiography, made by Frame of Mind Films, featuring Tenzin Gyatso as both subject …read more
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
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
ISS next visible over Sibford around Monday 16 November 2026.
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The Town Estate Charity (Sibford Gower and Burdrop) has been part of our community since around 1560. It was set up …read more
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
Full of beans in Burdrop
Rob Evans of the Bishop Blaize plans to take on the world in the first week of February. Not in the Winter Olympics, but in an attempt to beat the World Baked Bean Eating Record.
He has to better 2,380 beans, eaten separately on a cocktail stick, in 29 minutes 15 seconds. That is the equivalent of five large tins.
No-one would attempt that sort of bean feast without a very good reason, and here it is to raise money for Doctor Barnardo’s and the Mary Green Kidney Appeal. Any offers of sponsorship will be gladly received.
Lunched with Mr Hill, Chaplain of Littlemore Asylum.

Little Bo Peep
Little Bo Peep
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