In the Sibfords today…
Wednesday 3 July 2024Summary for SE England: Turning more changeable and feeling cooler than of late.
Ladies Coffee Club
Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.
Sibford Lunch Club
Private event
…and tomorrow
Polling Station
Voter ID Don’t forget that you will need some form of photographic identification in order …
Voter ID
Don’t forget that you will need some form of photographic identification in order to vote. For a list of acceptable forms of ID, visit https://www.cherwell.gov.uk/info/11/elections/1041/voter-id
… and after that
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Ladies Coffee Club
Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.
Polling Station
Voter ID
Don’t forget that you will need some form of photographic identification in order …read more
Men’s Brunch Club
We're just these guys, you know? Having a late breakfast.
For further information, please visit …read more
Hook Norton Road closed
Oxfordshire CC has given notice that Hook Norton Roadwill be closed to traffic for two …read more
Horti Society visit to Oddington
Timetable
3.20pm arrive at village hall for car share. You will be given directions; please …read more
Sibford Walkers
We leave the Village Hall car park on foot or by car at 10 am …read more
Sibfords History Society – Empress Matilda
Marie-Louise Kerr will tell us about The woman who would be Queen: the life …read more
Book Swap and Café
Welcome to our monthly chance to have coffee/cake and a chat. Browse our large selection …read more
Sibford Walkers
Film Night
Perfect Days is a luminous reflection on the beauty found in everyday life. Winner of …read more
…more events
News & Notices
…and the winners are…
Results of the July draw:
Tempted? Read more about the Village Hall Lottery
Primary School Teaching Assistant needed
Sibfor Gower Endowed Primary School is seeking to appoint an experienced, enthusiastic Teaching Assistant.
Deadline for applications is 1pm on Friday 5th July.
Details: 2024 TA Advert
Sibford Ferris proposed 20mph Speed Limits
From Oxon CC, 27 June:
CONSULTATION – Sibford Ferris proposed 20mph Speed Limits
Oxfordshire County Council wants to make our built environments safer and more attractive places to walk and …read more
Sibford Gower proposed 20mph Speed Limits
From Oxon CC, 27 June:
CONSULTATION – Sibford Gower proposed 20mph Speed Limits
Oxfordshire County Council wants to make our built environments safer and more attractive places to walk and …read more
Emergency Temporary Road Closure of Woodway Road
From Oxon CC, 27 June: Immediate Road Closure Alert. Woodway Road - Road closure required to repair a leaking water mains pipe by Thames Water expected to finish on …read more
Julius’s Dog Walking Service
Text 07842 896 480 for inquiries and appointments.
For full details, refer to this leaflet.
General Election information
Nominations
Here are the nominations for the Banbury constituency. For more information about all the candidates, visit Who Can I Vote For?
Liz Adams | Liberal Democrat | |
Arron John Baker | The …read more |
The Sibfords Newsletters
Our daily newsletters provide the local weather forecast and list upcoming village events, new planning applications, etc. Subscribe here!
The Town Estate Charity
The Town Estate Charity Sibford Gower and Burdrop (Registered Charity No 253440) has a remit to use surplus funds for three purposes:
- the general benefit of the parish,…read more
Walks near Sibford
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
…earlier news
Voices from the past
29 years ago
the Sibford Scene in May 1995
Three times in a row - mission accomplished: A happy competitor is putting pen to paper to record his thanks and appreciation to all those good folks in …
Three times in a row – mission accomplished
A happy competitor is putting pen to paper to record his thanks and appreciation to all those good folks in the SIBFORDS for sponsorship of this “wrinkle” in the 1995 LONDON MARATHON.
THE TIMES — WEDNESDAY, the 5th APRIL records that D.Bennett completed the course in 3H 38M 21S (adjusted to 3H 33M 51S) and finished in 6831 position — a marked improvement in time by 7 minutes and up by 2700 places.
A glorious day – with a light breeze off the Thames to ease the heat of the last few miles – made it an occasion to remember. Most importantly, a 4-figure sum has been raised to support WORKABLE, the charity which support students with disabilities into work placements and real jobs.
Competitor 24911 is new retiring “at the top” — the legs are willing, the heart still beats, but it is new opportune for others to get their chance to participate in the nation’s folklore. The final message is a big thank you to everyone in the SIBFORDS for their generosity and encouragement over the last 3 – MARATHONS.
THE TRAINERS ARE NOW FIRMLY PUT TO REST!
130 years ago
Reverend Stevens's diary for Monday 2 July 1894
A regular July day. Rosa took Clothing Club etc for me. Received order for 50 A.C.S. Hecuba, 5/- from Simpkin, …
A regular July day. Rosa took Clothing Club etc for me. Received order for 50 A.C.S. Hecuba, 5/- from Simpkin, Marshall & Co. Frank sent me two advertisements for university tuition. I wrote to both and to him. Wrote to Wingate. Mr Cluff called and said that the three months for which he had engaged to take the library was up, but he would be glad to continue as Librarian. I thanked him and accepted his offer.
Cyclostyled notice pasted into diary:
All persons who wish to receive the Magazine next month, but have not yet paid for July, August and September, are requested to send three-pence and any arrears that may be owing, to the Vicar at the schoolroom at Noon on Monday, or which would cause least trouble, six-pence for the six months ending with December.
It is absolutely necessary that the vicar should know beforehand how many copies will be required, in order that he may order the proper number from the Printer.
The names of new subscribers will be received at the school room on Monday.