Come along to the annual Red Lion Harvest Festival Charity Auction on Friday 7th October 7:00 pm.Everyone is welcome.
Please drop off donations during the day or bring it with you at 7:00.
All money raised will be donated to a the local charities BHYP (Banbury Young Homeless People) and Lets Play (see http://letsplaybanbury.org)
The annual audit of Horley Parish Council has been completed and is available to view here
The funeral of Pat Williams, who died peacefully last Saturday, will be held in Horley Church, on Friday 7th October at 2.30pm.
Refreshments will be served in the Old School, after the funeral.
Come along to the annual Harvest Festival Charity Auction on Friday 7th October 7:00 pm at The Red Lion.
All donations welcome – including garden produce, food and drink.
Please drop it off during the day or bring it with you at 7:00.
All money raised will be donated to a local charity.
Murphy Group have advised that they will be re-opening Warwick Road to traffic this afternoon, (Friday September 16th) 7 days ahead of schedule.
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Knit & Stitch is starting up again for the Autumn on Thursday 22nd September, from 7pm until 9pm and from then on will be held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month in the Old School Room.
Lots to chat about after the summer; maybe even Christmas presents to make ??
Please bring £1, coffee and biscuits included.
Everyone very welcome.
Any queries, please contact Alison Carr Tel. 730102
The fifth Ironstone Chamber Music Festival took place last week-end. The musicians played 3 concerts, consisting of traditional and modern music, to practically full houses (churches!), culminating in Mendelssohn’s String Quintet, which received a standing ovation. None of this could have happened without the following people:-
Sue and Mike Patching, Vanessa and Julie (also Lottie and Joseph), John and Alison Tite, David Kyle, Margaret Condon, Helen and Tony Ellis, Graham Curd, Tim Allitt, Charles Cozens, Bob Barnwell and Edna Seed.
Many thanks to you all
Chris and Tessa
Latest update:
Thames Water will need to close Wroxton Lane in order to mend the ongoing leak. They will not do this until the B4100 closure has ended. It is likely to commence on 26 September.
Fingers still crossed then!
After the Summer break, the new season of the cinema club starts again this Friday (16th Sep).
Don’t forget, the Warwick Road will be closed from Monday the 12th at the new Hanwell Chase development, to allow the ongoing sewerage works to be completed. The closure is expected to last for about 12 days.”
