Impromptu curtain sale in the back garden at Cromwells, Eastgate, Hornton on Friday 30 July, 6pm to 8pm.
Lovely handmade/designer/luxury curtains being upcycled from our BARKS sponsor, the Track House & Curtain Emporium at Blackwell, near Shipston. All being sold at a fraction of the original price. Some brand new or nearly new. All good condition.
Entry via the side gate.
As ever, all proceeds to BARKS (Banbury Animal Rescue & Kindness Service). Call 670795 for more info.
Hornton is having a nearly new sale of pre-loved and designer ladies clothes in the garden of the Dun Cow on Sunday (11th July) from 12 noon to 4pm.
All Covid regulations will be observed and all proceeds will go to village causes.
Usually, the clothes stall is one of the highlights of May Day but, as there hasn’t been a May Day for the past two years, there are loads of really lovely clothes on sale at bargain prices.
Next Sunday, July 4, it’s Open Gardens in Hornton from 2-6pm.
For just £5 a ticket, you can visit eleven gardens, plus the village allotments. There will be tea and cakes at The Cottage in Church Lane and plants for sale on the green. All proceeds will shared between Katharine House Hospice, the pavilion fund and the Methodist Church.
Certas have raised a planning application for a 24 hour fuel depot at Hornton Grounds Quarry. Any objections need to be raised by 20th October. See here for details:
https://planningregister.cherwell.gov.uk/Planning/Display/20/02453/F
Hornton have launched an appeal for everyone to collect used postage stamps and unwanted collectibles in the run-up to Christmas. We can take part too! Here are the details…
Step on the GAS for BARKS – Recycle your old gadgets and postage stamps this Christmas
Banburyshire’s leading animal rescue charity has launched a new appeal in the countdown to Christmas – a call for donations of unwanted phones, small gadgets, coins, jewellery and postage stamps to raise vital funds for animal care and re-homing.
The new campaign is called GAS – which stands for Gadgets And Stamps – and is the latest fundraiser for Banbury Animal Rescue and Kindness Service (BARKS). It has been timed to coincide with local households getting rid of old or obsolete items in anticipation of getting new ones for Christmas.
This is the ideal way to feel good about recycling and help needy animals at the same time. You can save up your Christmas stamps and your old or broken small gadgets, like phones, cameras and gaming devices – and not just chuck them out but use them to help give new lives to innocent animals.
We DO accept:
These can be broken or working!
Sadly, we DO NOT accept:
Please contact Chris Woodcock on 670795 to arrange to drop items off or for them to be collected.
Photographer Jannine with her pet ferret
Win a pet portrait photoshoot – £5 to enter our BARKS competition
Do you live within 20 miles of Banbury – and do you fancy winning a professional photoshoot of you and your pet(s) for an entry fee of £5? Read on…
We’ve simplified the entry format for our first BARKS Pets in the Picture – Win a Pet Portrait contest. Below is the new link on our website. It takes five minutes to enter. There’s a winner and runner-up prize, each for a photoshoot for up to two humans and two pampered pets! the closing date for entries is next weekend, Saturday, 25 July:
https://www.barks.org.uk/news-events/pets-in-the-picture-win-your-pets-portrait
Please do enter – it’s the finale to our StayCATion Appeal to bring in funds to keep BARKS going through the Covid crisis. BARKS is entirely run by volunteers and we save and rehome 300-350 animals per year.
Feel free to share this with your local pet-loving friends! More information from Chris Woodcock, Hornton on 01295 670795.
Has anyone in Horley made a previous formal comment or raised a concern in the past about the activities or noise levels experienced from the Banbury (Wroxton) Motocross Club? If so please contact Hornton parish clerk on clerk@hornton.org.uk with details of your complaint by no later than Friday 12 June. For more information please read information below from John Offord, Chairman of Hornton Parish Council:
‘Hornton Parish Council is being consulted by Cherwell District Council (CDC) on the latest move by the owner and organisers of Banbury (Wroxton) Motocross track, just outside Hornton: retrospectively, they are applying for a Lawful Development Certificate to make sure that their existing use of the track is lawful for planning purposes.
There have been widespread concerns in Hornton and nearby – that the track and the scale of its events are now having a detrimental effect.
As part of Hornton Parish Council submission, we are encouraging any resident who has raised any kind of formal, public comment, concern or anxiety about the track at any stage in the last decade or more to let us have a copy of that point or complaint. Not so much what you feel now – but what you have already submitted to raise concerns (or approval). You may have addressed it to the Parish Council as a whole, or to a particular councillor, or to the track managers or to CDC. It may have been to do with noise impact, traffic, concern about planning permission or another aspect of the track. Cindy Koberl, the parish clerk, is compiling a record and will need you to let her have a copy of any letter or email. Please can you send these to her at clerk@hornton.org.uk by no later than Friday 12 June.
Great News – Quarry Nurseries to open tomorrow..
From 10am tomorrow morning (Wed May 13th) – with suitable social distancing measures in place to make sure customers stay safe.
You can see Phillip’s range of plants by going on to his website – www.quarrynurseries.co.uk
Despite the current situation with coronavirus you will still be able to obtain this season’s plants by ordering by phone from Quarry Nurseries in Hornton.
This is just to let you know that Philip Gilbert is going to be able to sell plants up at Quarry Nurseries later this months but, in order to keep everyone safe, he’s having to make special arrangements and asks that his customers bear with him.
He is going to open on April 27 and will be taking orders – only by telephone – from the day before, April 26. His phone number is 07903 655267.
He’d like his customers to look on his website nearer the time – it’s being revamped at the moment – where you can find a full list of plants for sale. Please call him, place your order and arrange a time when you can collect them when it’s possible for customers to visit safely without others being present. You won’t be able to go into the nursery but Phillip will be able to come out with the plants you’ve ordered.
You can pay by credit card but, to minimise contact, Phillip would prefer if you paid by bank transfer. His bank details will also be on the website shortly.
Phillip says he’s really grateful for the loyalty of his regular customers, many of whom have already been in touch to check that he will be open, and he asks that everyone co-operates in these difficult times so that we all stay safe.
His website address is www.quarrynurseries.co.uk
The Dun Cow Hornton
Enjoy a Takeaway meal from Hornton’s Dun Cow
Steve and Rebecca from the Dun Cow in Hornton have kindly offered to extend their takeaway meal service to Horley residents.
To view their current menu click here.
To order call 01295 670524 from 5pm – 8pm Daily or email theduncowhornton@btinternet.com.
For more information on the Dun Cow click here.
