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Hannah Phillips’ Skydive

Hannah Phillips is a resident of Upper Wardington and granddaughter of 99-year-old Evelyne Phillips.  I am doing a skydive for Alopecia UK because the condition needs more awareness Alopecia - the partial or complete absence of hair from areas of the body where it normally grows; baldness I have had Alopecia Areata since I was 7 years old which then progressed into Alopecia Universalis 2 years ago. It is a condition that no one knows what the cause is and there is no cure for it. It started off as slight hair loss when i was 7-8 and it would come and go then at the age of 13 it came out in clumps and didn't grow back, I wait in

Harvest Supper Saturday 30th Sept. – Reminder to book tickets.

The 2017 Harvest Supper takes place on Saturday 30th September in Wardington Memorial Hall at 7:30pm. Tickets are selling well and we're looking forward to a really enjoyable evening. Please do come along and bring all the family - we welcome kids of all ages. In previous years the children have even had their own table making a memorable evening for them and a relaxing evening for their parents! Do join us for Cottage Pie followed by Harvest Desert Pie* and Cheese & Biscuits. All children are welcome. Buying wine from the bar supports your church. Wine brought from home will be charged £5 corkage. All proceeds from this event go to St Mary Magdalene. Tickets cost £10 for adults

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Cropredy Surgery is recruiting

We currently have vacancies for two Medical Receptionists: 1 permanent post for 19.25 hours 1 fixed term post for 10.25 hours for 12 months Please see the website: www.cropredy-surgery.co.uk and click on vacancies for further information. Closing date of Tuesday 26th September

Cinema Celebration – Friday October 6th

To celebrate four successful years of screening films in the Memorial Hall, Wardington Village Cinema are putting on a special evening screening Viceroy's House on Friday 6th October at 7pm. Special ticket price includes the film and themed supper:  £6.50 for concessions and £8.50 standard. There will also be a raffle—donations of raffle prizes are gratefully accepted. Viceroy’s House in Delhi was the home of the British rulers of India. After 300 years, that rule was coming to an end. For 6 months in 1947, Lord Mountbatten, great grandson of Queen Victoria, assumed the post of the last Viceroy, charged with handing India back to its people. The film’s story unfolds within that great House. Upstairs lived Mountbatten together with his

Promotional message from Laura Marshall

Many of you will know Laura Marshall's mother, Jane Humber, who lives in Williamscot. Laura is promoting Utility Warehouse which she says can save you significant sums from your utility bills. She asks that anybody who is interested in finding out more clicks the link here: https://www.jointheclub.co.uk/?exref=L10494 which explains everything. This link contains Laura's reseller reference code and anybody who signs up through clicking it will directly support her.

Tabby cat killed on A361

It has been reported that sadly a tabby cat was found dead on the A361 outside "Judges" this weekend. If you or anyone you know is missing this cat, we are sorry to be the bearers of bad news.

Book your place for ‘Lion’ at the village cinema this Friday!!!

Please do let us know if you are planning to attend the village cinema this Friday (21st July) for the multi Oscar nominated and BAFTA winning film, Lion. Doors to the Village Hall open from 7.15 pm for an 8.00 pm start.  All are welcome.  Entry is £6.50 or £4.50 concessions.  Feel free to bring drinks and food along (glasses are provided) and a free choc ice is provided in the interval.  Payment accepted on the door but it would be helpful if you could please let us know if you are planning to attend (it helps ensure there are enough ice creams to go around!) Based on a true story, Lion is a moving tale of a young 5

Time to book your tickets for Wardington Village Cinema

On Friday 21st July (next week) Wardington Village Cinema will be showing the film "Lion" - So it's time to book your tickets! Lion is the incredible true story about a five-year-old Indian boy named Saroo, whose life is changed in 1986 after being separated from his idolised older brother, ending up more than a thousand miles from his home and family. Tickets £6.50 standard, £4.50 concessions. Doors open at 7.15pm with the film starting at 8pm. There will be a half time interval when free ice-creams will be severed.  There will also be a raffle (prize contributions will be gratefully accepted). If you plan to attend please let either Paul (758855) or Sam (750871) know, or email wardingtoncinema@hotmail.com, so we

Vacancy – Clerk to Wardington Parish Council

Following the retirement of Bob Jarrett, a vacancy exists for the post of Clerk to the Parish Council. If you like the idea of being involved with the village, are a good administrator and communicator and can make up to ten hours a week available, the role could appeal to you. Working in conjunction with the Chairman, responsibilities include preparing and circulating agendas and minutes from Parish Council meetings (ten a year), circulating planning applications for approval, keeping accounts, liaising with local authorities and service providers, answering correspondence, e-mails and telephone calls as they arise and generally running the Parish affairs on behalf of the Councillors. You will be home based and require the use of your own computer and

Missing cat “Duster” – £150 reward

Has anyone seen our little cat, Duster? He's neutered, 1 yr old and lost in the Wardington area. He's been missing since the end of May. He's small, completely black with yellow eyes. His tail is bushier than the rest of his coat. A really lovely little cat. Please contact me on 07799 387 080 or jodie@armore.co.uk. Our other cat (and us) is really missing him... Thanks. Jodie Armore-White