At the Hornton Pavilion HORNTON
Thursday, 23rd February at 7.30pm
On Loss of Acute Services at theHorton General Hospital
With Keith Strangwood in thechair and Roseanne Edwards from the Banbury Guardian
speaking on how the NHS plans will affect access to care.
Please come along to hear how Local services will change and what you can do.
“Weather permitting, there will be a brief firework display shortly after dusk this Saturday, from Bramshill Manor. Please ensure that pets, horses and the like which might be disturbed are appropriately cared for.”
Macer Gifford, Bramshill Manor
The Michael Hardinge Trust are holding the first of a series of fundraising talks at the Old School on Friday 13th January at 7.30. There will be a series of these talks throughout the winter by local people. The next one, ‘Digging up the Dead’ (see below) by Dr Druin Burch will be on Friday March 3rd.
Any young person from the village who currently qualifies for a Michael Hardinge grant can attend free of charge.
The Michael Hardinge Trust are holding the first of a series of fundraising talks at the Old School on Friday 13th January at 7.30. There will be a series of these talks throughout the winter by local people – three others are earmarked and will cover such subjects as Oxfordshire History, Medical History and possibly life as a sub-mariner.
Any young person from the village who currently qualifies for a Michael Hardinge grant can attend free of charge.
‘Big thanks to Dave Taylor and Hadsham farm for another amazing Christmas tree outside the pub. It’s as wonderful as ever and very sparkly! Thank you!!!!’.
Natasha, the Red Lion
To see what’s on at the Red Lion over Christmas click here
Louise Raper from Warriner School writes:
“Later this month (October) myself and two other students from the Warriner Sixth Form will be travelling to Uganda to take part in the Jinga International Youth Conference. Besides debating worldly issues in order to better understand each other’s culture, we will be visiting rural communities.
Currently we are in the process of gathering bras (as they are a sign of status and so reduce the likelihood of sexual assault) and football shirts/sports gear to take to Uganda, and would greatly appreciate any donations.
If you are in a positon to help us please do not hesitate to contact me by Monday 24th October at louise-raper@hotmail.co.uk – I will be more than happy to collect the items.
Thank you very much.”
Louise Raper
Louise Raper from Warriner School writes:
“Later this month (October) myself and two other students from the Warriner Sixth Form will be travelling to Uganda to take part in the Jinga International Youth Conference. Besides debating worldly issues in order to better understand each other’s culture, we will be visiting rural communities.
Currently we are in the process of gathering bras (as they are a sign of status and so reduce the likelihood of sexual assault) and football shirts/sports gear to take to Uganda, and would greatly appreciate any donations.
If you are in a positon to help us please do not hesitate to contact me by Monday 24th October at louise-raper@hotmail.co.uk – I will be more than happy to collect the items.
Thank you very much.”
Louise Raper
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