For now, I will not be collecting for Asylum Welcome, thank you for your support. If you would like details of the above, please ring me on 244318.
Sally
Sally
 Don’t forget Sunday 14th August
Teas in the Reading Room 2.30 till 5.00.pm Join us for a summer afternoon of delicious cake and tea. Hello Great Coxwell, I’ve started a gentle Yoga class at the Reading Room on Tuesday mornings at 9:30AM. We are a small group starting to practice together and you are welcome to join. It will be open to beginners and those who may have injuries/chronic pain or limited mobility/flexibility but are still interested in practicing. We will use the chair for support in seated and standing postures(if needed). I hope it will be a nourishing activity for many in the community to enjoy. 😊 Cost: I offer sliding scale pricing for class passes - 5 class pass(£50-75) but I’m also happy for you to pay whatever you can afford as it’s for this lovely community. Please get in touch if you have any questions or would like to join. Rachel Wannerton 07928583879 Rachel@nurturedwellness.co.uk  It is with great sorrow we have to report the death of Bill Haine of Restharrow, on Wednesday 27th July.
I am sending you all, a "big" thank you!! With your help I have managed to collect £5,836.49 a huge amount of monies which will be divided 50/50 between the Fire Fighters Charity and DEC Ukraine Appeal! Please see the poster below, that shows a "before" and an "after" picture! I am hugely grateful and humbled by your generosity - thank you everyone!  Councils bring back their FREE Litter Bug activity trails competition for the school summer holidays20/7/2022
 From Saturday 6 August to Sunday 4 September South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse district councils are once again running FREE Litter Bug Detectives activity trails for children in villages and towns across the districts.
Those taking part have a chance to win £20 vouchers for themselves and a rainbow-coloured bench – made from recycled plastic – for their school. The trails average just over 2km on marked routes around local parks and recreation grounds. There are 14 stops on each route with questions on waste and recycling. The answers to the questions give letter clues to make up a three-word answer at the end. Local town and parish councils are managing the trails using materials from the councils’ waste team. The activities follow a successful scheme run during the school holidays last year. The trails are aimed at primary school children (under-12s) to promote recycling and reuse messages and explain the damage litter does to our environment. Each child, who sends in the correct answer, can request a personalised Litter Bug Detectives certificate. They are also entered into a prize draw – one draw for each council – for £20 vouchers for themselves and a bench for their school. Cllr Sue Cooper South Oxfordshire District Council cabinet member for said: “This was very popular last year, with lots of entries and lots of parents telling us how nice it was that the councils provided something fun and free to do during the school holidays. For us, it’s also a great way to promote recycling and reuse to primary school children – and their parents.” Cllr Sally Povolotsky, Vale of White Horse District Council cabinet member for Climate Emergency and the environment, said: “The trails are fun, free and local. Hopefully many families can just walk to their nearest trail. In addition to some exercise, the children get a chance to win a prize for themselves and their school, and also learn some interesting facts about waste!” How to take part
Notes to editors The trails will be available from 6 August at the following sites:
Please put your bins out the night before they’re due to be emptied this week. Biffa will begin waste collections at 5am on Monday 18 July and Tuesday 19 July due to the expected heatwave. This should help their crews avoid being out at the hottest part of the day.
Even with the early start, it’s possible Biffa’s waste collection crews may not be able to complete their rounds. If this happens and your bins are not emptied, please leave them out for two days after your scheduled collection day and the crews will aim to catch up later in the week. More information is on our missed bins page https://www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/vale-of-white-horse-district-council/recycling-rubbish-and-waste/when-is-your-collection-day/missed-bins/ Communications and Engagement Team South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils 01235 422400 www.southoxon.gov.uk @southoxon www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk @whitehorsedc To all the winderful people in the village who contributed either by coming or donating to the charities I had named. We made over £2000 which will be equally divided
Following the success of last year’s Village Barbecue at the Vicarage, we will be holding another one on 23rd July from 5 – 8 pm. Do come and enjoy burgers, bangers and good wine (and puds!), especially if you missed it last year. Steve has very generously agreed to do the cooking for us again. We hope as many of you as possible will come.
If you are new to the village and want to meet fellow villagers, please come along. As the food for last year’s barbecue was given personally by PCC members as a welcoming gesture to Revd Maureen, we would ask this time for a donation of around £5 per person to defray the expense. It would be helpful so that we can ensure we have enough of everything if you could let either Maureen or Pat know if you are coming. We look forward to another lovely evening. Maureen 240875 or revmaureen1@gmail.com Pat 241632 or phemes43@gmail.com |
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