Wardington Parish Council Minutes – 20th November 2018
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HS2 Presentation Evening – 5th December 2018
A HS2 Presentation Evening will take place: 5th December 2018 6 - 7.30 pm Wardington Parish Church Information boards and presentation by HS2 for the works being undertaken on the A361 through the village.
November Wardington Warbler
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Bike Marking Event
There will be a bike marking event taking place at Halfords in conjunction with Thames Valley Police. Please see the leaflet below for more information. Bike-marking-leaflet7009
WPC meeting minutes (Jun)
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WPC meeting minutes (Jul)
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WPC Accounts – year end April 2018
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Wardington Warbler – August issue
Issue-60-August-2018
WPC meeting minutes (Oct)
Location: Wardington Memorial Hall Date: Tuesday, 9th October 2018 (7.30 pm) In Attendance: Mr N Bankes (Chairman), Mr M Patterson (Vice Chairman), Mr G Page, Mr A Pascoe, Mr R Jarrett, Mr G Martin Apologies: Cllr G Reynolds, Cllr PChapman, Mr A Crossley Agenda Items Minutes of previous meeting - signed Matters arising from previous minutes Since the last meeting, Robbie Brown – who has agreed to carry out playground inspections – has moved to Brackley. He will continue with this role. Clerk to apply for quotes to make the minor repairs needed on the playground. Extra bags of salts are £100 a bag – decided that we have enough in reserve already. Fire at the Manor painting to
OFF-GRID exhibition finishing party 13th & 14th October
We are having a Finishing Party at Lockbund Gallery on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th October from 11.30 am to 4.00pm. All, plus friends, are welcome to celebrate the end of this very successful exhibition. Wine and cake! The river Cherwell flows from a trickle at Hellidon to a surge at Oxford. Winter finds it cutting through deep snow, rising to flooded heights. No landmarks are to be found, no waymarkers to be navigated as the known landscape is consumed, overlaid with a new world. In April, mess and muck is left behind, clinging to grasses and tree trunks, and then the green days come, with a dry heat only to be tempered by a slide down muddy banks into a