Head for the Red Lion’s Beer Festival 20-23 April

Date for the diary of all true real ale enthusiasts! The 10th St George’s  beer festival is on from THURSDAY UNTIL SUNDAY at The Red Lion, Horley,  winners of CAMRA Pub of the Year for North Oxfordshire.

Thanks for the Easter Banners…

“Thank you very much to all of you that have made banners and bunting of St Etheldreda’s for Easter.

They have brightened up the church, so do go and have a look and admire the beautiful flower arrangements and Easter Garden at the same time. Thanks again.”

Sue Ashdown.

 

Next Parish Council Meeting – Thursday April 13th

The next Parish Council Meeting will take place at 7.30 on Thursday April 13th in the Old School Room. The meeting is open to the public, and if anyone wishes to address the Council on any of the items on the agenda, please notify David Marriott on  0787 2930030 or horleyparishclerk@btinternet.com before the meeting. Whilst there is no absolute right to do this, the Chairman has the authority to permit it if he chooses to do so.

The Agenda Items include:

  • Apologies
  • Declaration of Interests
  • Minutes of the meeting held on 16th February 2017
  • Matters arising
  • Finance
    • 2016/17 budget monitoring report
    • Annual Audit
  • Land adjoining the Old Council Houses, Wroxton Lane
  • Planning Report
  • Mains Gas Supply
  • Reports from external organisations
  • Date of next meetings :
    •  Annual General Meeting :Thursday 18th May 2017 at 7.00
    • Annual Parish Meeting :   Thursday 18th May 2017 at 7.30
  • Any other urgent business 

For full details of items and reports see 17 04 13 agenda

New Thames Valley Alert App launched


New Thames Valley Alert App launched

This information has been sent on behalf of Thames Valley Police. Working in partnership to make our community safer

Thames Valley Police is delighted to announce that the Thames Valley Alert App has been launched and is free to download now https://www.thamesvalleyalert.co.uk/

The app, which is available on iPhone and Android, can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play and allows you to receive instant notifications to your phone on the latest policing alerts in your area (please note that you must enable push notifications to receive these).

The app can use GPS data to send you targeted messages according to your current geographical location and messaging preferences, sending you instant notifications to your mobile phone about specific information, warnings and advice relevant to that location.

The app offers a number of other features, including allowing you to quickly locate your closest police station, and also provides a feed of the latest Thames Valley-wide news on Twitter, so you’ll never miss those important Force-wide updates and breaking news. This facility is available on the app even if you do not have a Twitter account.

Please note that you do not have to download the app to get alerts; you can still choose to receive alerts via email, text or voicemail.  To download the app, visit the Apple store or Google Play and search ‘Thames Valley Alert’.

Village Alert: Notice Anything Suspicious on Sunday Evening ?

Last Sunday evening (March 26th) a car parked on Church Lane and one in Little Lane were both broken into.

If you saw any suspicious activity in this area please report it to Thames Valley Police on 101.