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The Wardington website now has a Forum section where you can post comments, requests, recommendations and anything else you wish. There's a new entry today in the Buy & Sell section: https://wardington.net/forum/topic/furnituremisc-free-to-good-home/. If you're interested in some free furniture, please take a look. The website is only relevant if you use it and contribute to it. Please do visit regularly if you can. You can send news items to news@wardington.net and we will endeavour to get them uploaded as soon as possible. Please do include any photos if you have them. Thanks for supporting us. Andrew Steven and all the Wardington.net editors and contributors.

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Your website

Wardington.net is your website, maintained for your benefit to keep you informed about events and items of interest in your community. The site gets an average of around 300 visits a month - not a lot given that there are over 200 households in our village - but visitor numbers are growing month by month. To encourage greater participation we have added a forum section to the site where you can post anything you like. There are three categories to start off with: General comments, Trades & Services and Buy & Sell. You may want more categories, if so let us know at news@wardington.net. Please do encourage your friends and neighbours not subscribed to the site to fill in the form in

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Call My Wine Bluff – May 7th.

Our ever-popular wine tasting evening is rapidly approaching and tickets are selling fast. Please do make sure you don't miss out on one of the most enjoyable evenings of the year - get in touch with: Steve Mackenzie-Lawrie on 01295 758369 or steve.mlawrie@btinternet.com or Philippa Hunt on 01295 758087 or philippa.hunt@btinternet.com Tickets are £18 a head, no concessions, for which you get to taste six fabulous wines, specially selected for the evening by SH Jones of Banbury, and enjoy a slap-up meal of Cottage Pie cooked by the Friends of St. Mary Magdalene. Please do bring your friends along - everybody is welcome, not just those from Wardington and Williamscot!

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The Plough pub – planning application

Further to the flyer that you may or may not have received through your door today informing you of a planning application to convert The Plough in Upper Wardington to residential use, the quoted planning application reference number is incorrect. The correct reference is 16/00367/F. Details can be found here: http://www.publicaccess.cherwell.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=O33II0EMH5300. I am posting this purely to correct an error. I have no idea who printed or distributed the flyer and I am not passing an opinion either way about the application.

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Upper Edgcote

In view of the adverse publicity being generated by extensive media coverage of HS2 the residents of Upper Wardington had a meeting over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend where it was resolved to change the name of this part of the village to Upper Edgcote. A Rectification Application has been made to the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and confirmation is anticipated in due course.

The Lady in the Van – Only a few tickets left

This Saturday (March 19th) Wardington Village Cinema will be Screening "The Lady in the Van" - Alan Bennett's big screen comedic adaptation of his own iconic memoir, starring Dame Maggie Smith. There has been a lot of interest for this film, so if you plan to attend ensure you reserve a ticket without delay, by calling Paul Bimson (01295 758855) or Sam Young (01295 750871). Doors open at 7.15 pm at the Memorial Village Hall, the film will start promptly at 8.00 pm.  There will be a half time interval with free ice cream and a raffle (Raffle prize donations are gratefully accepted). Tickets - £6 Standard, £4 Concessions.

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Carols on The Green – Monday 21st Dec 6pm

CAROL SINGING IN WARDINGTON - REMINDER The Friends of St. Mary Magdalene, Wardington, are pleased to announce that we will once again be staging our festive sing-song: In Upper Wardington on the Old Pool Green on Monday 21st December 2015 6.00pm – 6.45pm Carols around the brazier Mulled wine, mince pies and hot sausage rolls. We will be accompanied by the Wardington Hand-Bell Ringers   Song sheets of well-known carols will be available. Please bring along a torch and join us in celebrating the festive season.   We will be collecting money for the Friends of St Mary Magdalene to help look after our beautiful church. Please give generously.   For further information contact Steve Mackenzie-Lawrie on 01295 758369 Or Philippa

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HS2 Slides

Further to last night's HS2 update meeting in the Memorial Hall, please click below to download a copy of Charles Holbech's slides in PDF format. HS2 PRESENTATION

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Festive Family Fun Film Night!

We welcome you to join in the Christmas spirit with Wardington Village Cinema's Christmas Film Night. We will be screening the hilarious Christmas comedy "Elf" on Friday 18th December. Enjoy an evening for all the family with fun, laughter and general holiday cheer! Here are some of the things people say about Elf - The Christmas comedy about a human baby raised as one of Santa's little helpers and that has scored a big thumbs up with critics and audiences alike, since its release in 2003: An instant holiday classic: Ferrell's crowning achievement. A star is born in this laugh-out-loud holiday comedy. A Wonderful Christmas Movie! So set the date in your diary and give  Sam (750871) or Paul (758855) a call

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Make an Appointment with Mr Holmes this Friday

This Friday night Wardington Village Cinema will be screening Mr Holmes. Doors open at 7.15pm, the film starts at 8pm.  There will be a raffle at the half time interval for which contributions will be gratefully received. Price: £6 Standard, £4 concessions. It is important for you to inform either Paul Bimson (758855), or Sam Young (750871), if you plan to attend. MR. HOLMES is a new twist on the world's most famous detective. 1947, an ageing Sherlock Holmes returns from a journey to Japan, where, in search of a rare plant with powerful restorative qualities, he has witnessed the devastation of nuclear warfare. Now, in his remote seaside farmhouse, Holmes faces the end of his days tending to his bees, with

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