To mark the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Vale of White Horse District Council’s offices will be closed on Monday 19 September. They will reopen as normal on Tuesday 20 September.

Waste collections will not go ahead on the day of the funeral and so collections that week will take place a day later than normal.
 
The district council’s leisure centres will be closed as well.
 
Waste collection dates:

Usual collection day - Revised collection day
Monday 19 September - Tuesday 20 September
Tuesday 20 September - Wednesday 21 September
Wednesday 21 September - Thursday 22 September
Thursday 22 September - Friday 23 September
Friday 23 September - Saturday 24 September

Please come along and meet our consultants who are working to produce a feasibility study into connecting all our houses in the village to low carbon hot water for heating and hot water. Known as a Heating Network, it is very standard in Scandinavian countries but pretty innovative in the UK. I’m sure you have lots of questions and Monday’s meeting is set up for you to have them answered.
 
This will be their only visit so please join us. 7pm in the Reading Room.

​Best wishes
Annabelle (Chapel House) and Ken (Danes Court)

web: www.greenergreatcoxwell.com
mail: info@greenergreatcoxwell.com

Greener Great Coxwell Limited is registered in England as a registered society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014. 

Registration number: 8761

Next Sunday the Harvest Festival will be held at the church at 10.30am.  The service will be followed by our usual Harvest Lunch of Ploughman's and wine in the Reading Room.  All are welcome to join us at either or both events.
If anyone has flowers, fruit or veg which have survived the heat of the summer that they would like to donate to decorate the church, Pat and Pauline would be grateful if you could bring them to the church if possible on Friday (9th September). Any fruit and vegetables will be donated to one of the churches in Faringdon that will use.them for their own charitable activity. Tins and packets of food are also welcome and these will be donated to the Faringdon Food Bank..
If you would like to join us at the Harvest Lunch, please contact Pat Cook (241632) or Jane Holmes (241367).to reserve a place and help us with catering. Donations of approx £7.50 per head are suggested, which can be made on the day.

We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.

Hello,

If you would like a high chair, contact 244318.

Thank you.
Sally
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Dear all,
 
It is time for another Stonevale concert again, and as some of you know already, it will form part of the Great Barn Festival like last year.  Sebastian Mueller (violin) (Professor at the Vienna Conservatoire, as well as Chethams and Guildhall)  and I have a fantastic programme lined up, including Beethoven's Spring Sonata, as well as works by Dvorak, Enescu and perhaps a composer that some of you have not even heard of - Porumbescu!
 
Piano Gallery is moving my grand piano to the barn again for this occasion, and the acoustics in the barn proved to be fantastic for piano and violin.
 
This piano and violin recital will be on Sunday 18th September at 11 am.  If you live in Great Coxwell, you can contact Ainslie Williams directly and get your ticket discounted.  We would love to see you there and please forward this email to anyone you think would be interested.

Separately Ticketed Performances – Great Barn Festival
 
https://greatbarnfestival.com/barn-performances/
 
Best wishes,
Lynette
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The consultants working on our community heat network project, Locogen, are coming to visit the village on Monday 12th  and Tuesday 13th September. We will welcome David Lindley-Hood (Consultancy Director) and Senior Consultant Jack Byres who will come down from Edinburgh. 
Anyone interested is invited to meet the consultants on Monday the 12th at 7:00 in the reading room.  Their final report is currently due at the end of September.

Please come along to hear progress of their energy modelling activities and discuss their work comparing different possible Community solutions.  There are many issues to discuss - I am sure we all have probing questions for them. This will be their only visit so please make the most of it.

If you have any other questions please email us.

​Regards
Greener Great Coxwell

web: www.greenergreatcoxwell.com
mail: info@greenergreatcoxwell.com

Greener Great Coxwell Limited is registered in England as a registered society under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014. 

Registration number: 8761

Final few tickets remaining for Saturday 27th August Helen and Douglas fundraiser at Clayton Villa. The weather looks great, bar is well stocked and the reviews for Sun and Moon’s production have been outstanding.

Tickets available online at

Much Ado About Nothing Tickets, Sat 27 Aug 2022 at 18:00 | Eventbrite

or call Ainslie (Danes Cottage) 07774459046.
 
Many thanks
Ainslie
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