‘Knit & Stitch’ starts again this Thursday (9th September) from 7pm to 9pm in the Old School.
There is a small charge of £2 per session to cover the cost of the use of the School room.
New and old members very welcome.
Ride and Stride for Oxfordshire Historic Churches is taking place on Saturday 11th September. See poster below or visit www.ohct.org.uk/ride-stride for details of how to take part.

Tessa and Chris Howell’s Ironstone Festival is back this year on Friday and Saturday September 10th and 11th at St. Etheldreda’s Church Horley and St. John’s Church, Hornton.
Ticket prices are: Evening concerts £20 and Saturday lunchtime Coffee Concert £12.
Festival Pass: £50.00 for all three concerts. Please purchase tickets in advance as numbers are limited.
See posters below for more information and visit http://www.ironstonechambermusic.com


Gabby and Will from Horley Cottage would like to give villagers advance warning that they will be setting off fireworks at around 9.30pm on Saturday 4th September.
Come along for a long-awaited village get together in the Old School, Horley, now Covid restrictions have been lifted!
Drop in anytime between 2.30pm and 4.30pm and stay as long as you like.



A complementary slice of home made cake and a cup of tea / glass of prosecco / soft drink will be on offer for all Horley residents whilst you chat to friends and neighbours. Everyone is welcome, especially those of you who’ve moved to Horley during lockdown and have missed out on Horley’s sociable side – we’d love to welcome you to the village with cake and a drink!
There will also be a children’s games corner (with prizes!) and a home made cake stall if you want to take one of the delicious Ladies Guild cakes home with you.
Looking forward to getting together again!
Horley Ladies Guild
A meeting of the Parish Council will be held in the Old Schoolrooms at:
7.30 pm on Thursday 2 September 2021
The meeting is open to the public. Anyone wishing to address the Council on an item appearing on the agenda is requested to notify the Clerk of the Council two days in advance of the meeting.
Agenda items:
1) Apologies for absence
2) Declaration of Interests
3) Approval of Minutes of meeting held on 27th May 2021
4) Matters arising
5) Finance
6) Received Notice of Planning Applications
7) Parking issues at Wroxton Lane
8) Date of next meeting
9) Any other business
See: https://thehorleyviews.com/parish-council/meeting-minutes/
David Beck
Clerk to Horley Parish Council
horleypc@gmail.com or 0785 2998172

Please join us for a summer evening of Crafts, Clothes & Cakes!
On Friday 27 August, 6 – 8pm
In the garden at Cromwells, Eastgate, Hornton OX15 6BT
Grab a glass of wine and browse our handmade textile and knitted gifts and toys plus vintage and upcycled items, including lovely outfits and costume jewellery.
Main proceeds to BARKS – Banburyshire’s leading pet rescue charity
Please bring a mask, some cash – and a woolly, as it will all be outside!
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.
A huge thank you from the Ladies Guild to everyone who supported our home made cake sale earlier this month – we hope everyone enjoyed their purchases! We raised £254 from the cake sale and a fantastic £880 from the plant stall up to and including the plant and cake sale day. Proceeds will go towards further repairs to the Church and to the Michael Hardinge Trust.
Caroline would also like to thank everyone who purchased plants and gave sponsor money during the last two weeks to Duggie for his (and her) 10 mile walk for the Katherine House Hospice, which raised over £400.
Thank you!
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.