Monday 29 April
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7am: 6° Partly cloudy
10am: 10° Partly cloudy
1pm: 13° Cloudy
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4pm: 12° Cloudy
7pm: 11° Cloudy
10pm: 10° Cloudy
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Summary for SE England: A good deal of sunshine, staying dry and breezy.
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tomorrow:
7am: 7° Sunny
10am: 12° Sunny
1pm: 15° Cloudy
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4pm: 15° Cloudy
7pm: 13° Cloudy
10pm: 10° Partly cloudy
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7.00am, Sibfords & Burdrop
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What can I put in what bin? Cherwell DC provide information on their website.
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Dog poo and cat litter go in the GREEN bin.
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Recycle bottles at The Wykham Arms or the Elm crossroads. Recycle textiles at Sibford School swimming pool.
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What to do with your old mattress, paint, or any other household item? Use Oxfordshire County Council's waste wizard.
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A session with the St John Ambulance Team for resuscitation training. This really is an important part of your everyday life, that you know what to do if somebody drops down next to you and in order to save their life.
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In Norway 70% of the population are trained as to what to do and I think that we in the UK, because it really makes a difference to outcomes, need to head in that same direction.
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7.30pm, Village Hall (Small)
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Ladies!! Come for coffee and a chat at the pub.
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8.00am, Village Hall (Small)
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There are two elections today, for Police and Crime Commissioner and for a District Councillor.
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Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley Police Area
District Councillor for the Cropredy, Sibfords and Wroxton Ward of Cherwell District Council
11.30am, Sun Inn, Hook Norton
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We're just these guys, you know? Having a late breakfast.
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10.00am, Swalcliffe Village Hall
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Nigel says that he wanted to explore Still Life as a subject this time, specifically Flowers, and has had a lot of fun doing so. Just as with his landscape work, …read more
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Local artist Ginny Bennett will be exhibiting her paintings as part of the Oxfordshire Artweeks Festival 2024. A wide variety of subjects, mainly in oil paints, will be on display.
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This is Artweeks venue No 41. Entry is free as are all Artweeks venues. There is disabled access and parking …read more
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11.00am, Shrubbery Cottage
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A diverse collection of exciting, new work by Elly Dunford Wood (jewellery), Nicola Durrant (mixed media paintings), David Turner (metal garden sculptures) and introducing a new member Polly Simpson (ceramics from Bliss Mill) exhibiting in a custom built Eco studio which is located in a stunning Cotswold garden.
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10.00am, Swalcliffe Village Hall
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11.00am, Shrubbery Cottage
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33 years ago: the Sibford Scene in February 1991
Old Photos of Sibford: The exhibition of local photographs, postponed because oi the blizzard, was well worth waiting for.
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Sunday, 16th December, was sunny, dry and cold, but there was a warm welcome from Arnold and Ina Lamb in The Friends’ Mission Room, where they had spared no pain in …read more
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Land is to be bought very cheap now. In 1727 Rev. John Loggin of Swalcliffe, Rector of Long Marston, left £200 for the poor of Swalcliffe, Sibford and other parishes. With that £200 + £20 a portion of land (A "Yard land") was bought as an investment in Sibford Ferris. In 1787 the Enclosure Commissioners awarded to the Trustees the present estate of 20 acres and.about 35 perches with “timber” I suppose. That land was let to one tenant at £40 per annum. When I came here it was let in allotments at £2. 10. per acre. Now we charge only £2. Still it brings net after rates taxes, repairs, roadways and collection are allowed for £24 a year which is 12 per cent on original outlay.
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Local picture of the day
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