The Ladies Guild are holding a coffee morning in aid of Breast Cancer Now
at the Old School, Horley
On: Saturday 19th October from 10:30 to 12:00
‘Wear it pink’ with us and enjoy coffee, tea, cakes and chat (and a raffle of course!)
Home-made cakes also for sale on the day or by request to: horleyladiesguild@gmail.com
Another Scottish Country dancing session is planned for Wednesday 16th October at 7pm in Horley Old School. Please let Gill know if you plan to attend – call 07719856565 or email gillsanderson2@yahoo.com (see attached poster).
Another Scottish Country dancing session is planned for Wednesday 16th October at 7pm in Horley Old School. Please let Gill know if you plan to attend – call 07719856565 or email gillsanderson2@yahoo.com (see attached poster).
Don’t miss Horley’s Summer Fete on Saturday 8th June!
If you have any plants, home made cakes or children’s books and toys that you could spare, please bring them along on the day of the fete or contact horleyladiesguild@gmailcom and we will collect them.
Don’t miss Horley’s Summer Fete on Saturday 8th June.
If you have any plants, home made cakes or children’s books and toys that you could spare, please bring them along on the day of the fete or contact horleyladiesguild@gmailcom and we will collect them.
The new once a week bus service to Banbury started last week and will run every Thursday as follows:
A Horley resident who tried out the service last week gave this report:
‘It provides a quick and flexible way to get to and from Banbury without the use of a car. The journey starts from Hornton then through Horley etc. Depending on the requirements of the passengers the driver will go to the Banbury bus station or miss that out and go straight to the Gateway Retail Park. There is certainly enough time to shop there and or in Banbury etc.
As you can see from the timetable the bus will pick you up from the retail park for the return journey so no need to use the current service to get back to Banbury. Speak to the driver on the inward journey and he will adapt the route to suit the passengers.
The service is free to everyone both young and old, infirm or not.
Speaking to the driver he explained that the service was not a trial run but was intended to be a permanent feature. However, he did go on to say that after a period of time, it is quite possible that the popularity of the service will be looked at and if it was not used to any great extent it could be stopped.
The provision of a bus service has been the subject of much debate with pressure being applied on the council regularly. So please use the bus. It is flexible, comfortable and gives you enough time for shopping.‘
The new once a week bus service to Banbury is starting on Thursday 18th April:
| Service 79 Hornton – Horley – Banbury | Thursdays only |
| HORNTON, The Green | 10:00 |
| Horley, Red Lion | 10:05 |
| Hanwell, Moon & Sixpence | 10:10 |
| Little Bourton, Chapel Lane | 10:15 |
| Banbury, High Street | 10:25 |
| BANBURY, Bridge Street | 10:30 |
| BANBURY, Gateway Retail Park | 10:40 R |
| Service 79 Banbury – Horley – Hornton | Thursdays only |
| BANBURY, Gateway Retail Park | 13:05 R |
| BANBURY, Bridge Street | 13:15 |
| Banbury, Castle Street/Bolton Road | 13:18 |
| Little Bourton, Chapel Lane | R |
| Hanwell, Moon & Sixpence | R |
| Horley, Red Lion | R |
| HORNTON, The Green | R |
Shuttle service – only operates if requested on outbound journey:
| BANBURY, Gateway Retail Park | 11:35 |
| BANBURY, Bridge Street | 11:45 |
| BANBURY, Bridge Street | 11:45 |
| BANBURY, Gateway Retail Park | 11:55 |
No Service on Bank Holidays
The grass is growing already so we’ve arranged for the annual village litter pick to take place earlier this year, on Saturday 2nd March.
If you can spare half an hour or so to help out, please gather in front of the Old Post Office on the corner of Banbury Lane at 10:00 on 2nd March. Litter pickers, protective gloves and rubbish and recycling bags will be provided by CDC. Please wear gloves (your own or those provided by CDC) to protect yourself against any risk of infection, and take care to wash your hands thoroughly after the Litter Pick has been completed.
Let’s keep Horley looking fabulous!
The grass is growing already so we’ve arranged for the annual village litter pick to take place earlier this year, on Saturday 2nd March.
If you can spare half an hour or so to help out, please gather in front of the Old Post Office on the corner of Banbury Lane at 10:00 on 2nd March. Litter pickers, protective gloves and rubbish and recycling bags will be provided by CDC. Please wear gloves (your own or those provided by CDC) to protect yourself against any risk of infection, and take care to wash your hands thoroughly after the Litter Pick has been completed.
Let’s keep Horley looking fabulous!
Thanks to all those who helped make the Horley quiz held on Friday 3rd February such a success. We had a great turnout – in fact, we would not have been able to fit many more into the Old School!
Teams puzzled over crops grown around Horley; beers served in the Red Lion, road sign locations and kitchen cupboard ingredients amongst other things.
Huge thanks to everyone who helped on the night.
The quiz raised £600 to be split between two worthy charities: The Katherine House Hospice and the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution.
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