See below for details of the church services in Horley on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. All welcome.

Hornton & District Women’s Institute
Next Meeting: Thursday 2nd April 7.30 pm at the Methodist Chapel, Hornton.
Emma Hamer, President of the Hornton and District W.I. writes:
At our next meeting we will welcome Emma Teasdale from Reducing the Risk as our speaker. Reducing the Risk is an Oxfordshire-based charity that works locally, regionally and nationally to empower professionals, volunteers and communities who support victim-survivors of domestic abuse. They are dedicated to the safety of adults and children at risk of domestic abuse and to the empowerment of the professionals and volunteers who support them.
Find out more about the charity here: Home – Reducing the Risk or come along on Thursday. All welcome.
The annual village litter pick will take place on Saturday 7th March.
If you can spare half an hour or so to help out, please gather in front of the Old Post Office on the corner of Banbury Lane at 10:00 on 7th March. Litter pickers, protective gloves and rubbish and recycling bags will be provided by CDC. Please wear gloves (your own or those provided by CDC) to protect yourself against any risk of infection, and take care to wash your hands thoroughly after the Litter Pick has been completed.
Let’s keep Horley looking fabulous!
The annual village litter pick will take place on Saturday 7th March.
If you can spare half an hour or so to help out, please gather in front of the Old Post Office on the corner of Banbury Lane at 10:00 on 7th March. Litter pickers, protective gloves and rubbish and recycling bags will be provided by CDC. Please wear gloves (your own or those provided by CDC) to protect yourself against any risk of infection, and take care to wash your hands thoroughly after the Litter Pick has been completed.
Let’s keep Horley looking fabulous!
The water leak has been fixed but Hornton Lane is still closed today (19th Feb) outside Holly Tree Farmhouse. It is likely to be closed for a few more days until the road is repaired.
Hornton Lane is temporarily closed today (19th Feb) outside Holly Tree Farmhouse whilst Thames Water fix the water leak. Work should be complete and the road open again by early afternoon.
Horley Parish Council has commissioned a Housing Needs Survey which asks the community about their support for affordable housing for people with a strong local connection to Horley, through residence or employment for example. It is an opportunity for people who need local affordable housing to say what type of housing they need. This will help the Parish Council identify what the needs for local affordable housing are within the Horley community and how these might be addressed.
A lot of people do not register for housing with Cherwell District Council and so surveys like this give a much more accurate picture of local need. It is therefore important that people fill the survey in. People who do not have a housing need are also invited to complete part of the form and to state whether they might support a very small number of new homes to meet the local need.
The survey is being carried out by an independent charitable organisation, Community First Oxfordshire, and all the responses will be collated into an anonymised report for the Parish Council. The surveys will be delivered in the next week to each home in the parish of Horley and can either be returned in the freepost envelope provided or people will be able to access an online link to submit it electronically. If people know of others who have a local connection to Horley, who have left the village but would return if they could find an affordable home, a copy of the survey can be sent to them by contacting Community First.
Should you wish to complete the survey online, please use this link: Housing Needs Survey
There is a Stars and Snowdrops weekend at Hanwell Castle on 14th – 15th Feb.
More details on their poster below and here: Stars and Snowdrops
