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@googlemail.com for more information.

The agenda is at https://sibfordferris-pc.gov.uk/meetings/council-meeting-30th-july-2026/  

Baby & toddler group for under 5s

We have a good range of indoor & outdoor toys and books. We usually have a craft activity and a group story too!

All tots & their guardians are welcome!

Suitable from newborn upwards, we are here to help you and your tots …

Please visit http://banburyeveshamquakers.org.uk/sibford for meeting and contact details.

The church is normally open to visitors every day from 9am until dusk.

For current information about services, baptisms, weddings, burials, etc, please visit the church's page on A Church Near You

History

Although the King's Commissioners visited the Sibfords in 1547 and reported "an ancient church which had fallen …

The Sibford Friendship Club has been going for about 40 years, with a membership from around the area. It is open to anyone over the age of 50.

We usually meet twice per month, once in the Village Hall on the first Tuesday, and again on the third Tuesday for …

Agendas and Minutes may be found at https://sibfordgower-pc.gov.uk/meetings/

Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.

Meeting in the Village Hall, we provide lunch and social companionship for senior citizens every Wednesday except over the Christmas and New Year period. Regular events include weekly lunches, a summer outing and visiting entertainment. Any of our senior citizens in the Sibfords or surrounding villages are welcome.

Lunch is …

Following the Book of Common Prayer

Lay led

Welcome to our monthly chance to have coffee/cake and a chat. Browse our large selection of books and borrow any you like. No need to bring a book to swap. No charge. Donations welcome.

The church is normally open to visitors every day from 9am until dusk.

For current information about services, baptisms, weddings, burials, etc, please visit the church's page on A Church Near You

History

Although the King's Commissioners visited the Sibfords in 1547 and reported "an ancient church which had fallen …

The church is normally open to visitors every day from 9am until dusk.

For current information about services, baptisms, weddings, burials, etc, please visit the church's page on A Church Near You

History

Although the King's Commissioners visited the Sibfords in 1547 and reported "an ancient church which had fallen …

Download the schedule and entry form: Horti Schedule Summer 2026

Copies may also be picked up at the village shop, or by contacting Gil on 01295 780 543.

The church is normally open to visitors every day from 9am until dusk.

For current information about services, baptisms, weddings, burials, etc, please visit the church's page on A Church Near You

History

Although the King's Commissioners visited the Sibfords in 1547 and reported "an ancient church which had fallen …

We are an enthusiastic, friendly society, offering regular meetings, outings and plant sales. We meet on the second Wednesday of the month – see the programme below for details. The village hall will be open from 7.10pm and you can enjoy refreshments before the formal meeting begins at 7.30pm.

All …

We're just these guys, you know?

For further information, please visit our website page

Baby & toddler group for under 5s

We have a good range of indoor & outdoor toys and books. We usually have a craft activity and a group story too!

All tots & their guardians are welcome!

Suitable from newborn upwards, we are here to help you and your tots …

Juliette Glazebrook leads sessions of Yoga and Chair Yoga in the Village Hall. For more information, contact her at juliette53@btinternet.com or 07703 836 856

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 …

Doors open at 7. Film starts at 7.30. Admission £5 pp.

Tea and coffee available or bring your own bottle; glasses will be provided.