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Cloudy.
What can I put in what bin? Cherwell DC provide informative leaflets.
What about …
What can I put in what bin? Cherwell DC provide informative leaflets.
What about biscuit wrappers and biros? take a look at Terracycle.
Overcast.
A short service held as a Zoom meeting. Revd Neil Bowler emails the meeting details …
A short service held as a Zoom meeting. Revd Neil Bowler emails the meeting details a day or so before the service. To join in, please contact him and ask to be added to the mailing list.
Dr Gillian White — The most dissolute man in London, the first Duke of Devonshire …read more
Leaving the village hall car park on foot or by car when the church clock …read more
Read more about how to join the lottery.
Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.
The Sibford Men's Breakfast Club has returned ... as the Sibford Men's BRUNCH Club ... …read more
Coffee, tea, biscuits and chat. All welcome.
Details for booking a place on these training sessions will be published here and in …read more
Sibford's very own Professor John Wass will speak on Plagues then and now – 1665 …read more
From 10am until 12 midday you can come to the Village Hall and choose books …read more
Sibford Ferris Parish Council's comments on the Hook Norton Road development "Reserved Matters" are here: DAS Ref 21_02893_REM
The consultation period has now closed; you may view all the Public …read more
Covid-19 cases rise 44 per cent in a fortnight in Oxfordshire Sibford, Hook Norton and Milcombe: 38 cases - increase of 20. Shipston and Brailes: 33 cases - increase …read more
Oxford Archaeology report finding Iron Age pottery in the second week of their excavation at the Hook Norton Road development site.
Sibford Ferris Parish Council has now submitted its response to the Cherwell Local Plan Review. The response can be found below and may be useful to parishioners who also wish …read more
The agenda for the extraordinary meeting of Sibford Gower Parish Council to be held on 19th October can be found below:
19 Oct 2021 - SGPC Extraordinary Agenda
The main …read more
From Monday 25 October Service 50A via the Sibfords and Tadmarton is being renumbered 75/75A. The main changes are:
Results of October's draw:
1st prize - Sue Tompkins
2nd prize - Jean Giles
3rd prize - Charles Glazebrook
Draw made by Veronique Tyrrell and Fiona Steane.
Tempted? Read more …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.
Our daily newsletters provide the local weather forecast and list upcoming village events, new planning applications, etc. Subscribe here!
The Town Estate Charity Sibford Gower and Burdrop (Registered Charity No 253440) has a remit to use surplus funds for three purposes:
It may have been bleak without, but all was warm and friendly within as our new president, Mrs Brenda Power, …
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It may have been bleak without, but all was warm and friendly within as our new president, Mrs Brenda Power, guided us through the varied business session.
Were we interested in the Group’s forthcoming musical evening at Cropredy? Would we be willing to help entertain and cater for our visitors on the Sibford Circular Walk next month? And would we like to make an advance payment on our own 70th anniversary celebration? Both the secretary and treasurer were busy taking names!
Then it was time to relax as we heard of the healing and soothing properties of the wonder herb, Aloe Vera. From an itch to an ache, from spots to sores, there was a cream, a lotion or potion for all!
The competition for our (less exotic) home grown herbs was won by Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Mills.
Next month‘s conpetition is for an original limerick – the scope is unlimited!
Mrs Elldred and. Mrs Gallard ensured that we were fortified to face the elements at the close of another pleasant meeting.
Taught in Boys' School this morning and attended Choir practice this evening.
Visited Mr George Dix who gets increasingly deaf, …
Taught in Boys’ School this morning and attended Choir practice this evening.
Visited Mr George Dix who gets increasingly deaf, so that it is extremely difficult to carry on conversation with him.
Sibford Gower Pond 1 (1916)
Sibford Gower Pond 1 (1916)