General

Message from Thames Valley Police

Please be aware of a Bogus Parcel Delivery Scam How it works - A card is put through the door informing you an attempt to deliver a parcel has been made. It instructs you to ring an 0900 number which lands you with a hefty phone bill! Please alert neighbours and warn others of this scam. If you have and concerns or require any advice please telephone Trading Standards on 0845 051 0845

Church – Grand Christmas Draw

The Draw took place tonight at the Charity Evening at Barn Farm Plants. The winning tickets are: Pair of week-end tickets for Silverstone                1212        Jeanette Brown Cottage in Yorkshire Dales for long week-end     1120        Barbara Cochrane Mumford's Butcher's Token                                    0836        Ian & Amanda Thompson Wine from Majestic                                                   0996        Anne Wilkins Meal for two at The Hare & Hounds                      0313        Steve Mackenzie-Lawrie Meal for two at The Plough                                      0091        Adam & Emma Reed Case of Carlsberg Lager                                             0751        Susan Price Case of Timothy Taylor's Havercake Ale                1103        Linda Breakspear Litre of Famous Grouse                                             0875       Toni Ramsey Very many thanks to everyone who bought tickets for taking part again this year.

Christmas Charity Evening

  The Annual Christmas Charity Evening at Barn Farm Plants, Garden Centre will be held on Wednesday 26th November. 6.30pm-8.30pm. Entry £2 (16's and under free) In aid of Katharine House Hospice and Dogs for the Disabled. Come and enjoy a fun evening, with complimentary mulled wine, craft stalls, festive music and FREE visits to Father Christmas. Plus the usual Christmas wreaths, decorations and gifts. There will also be a tombola and cake stall which will be raising funds for the church.

Quiz with Fish & Chip Supper

QUIZ FISH & CHIP SUPPER Friday, 21st November 2014 7.30pm MEMORIAL HALL Price £7.00 All proceeds to support new projects at the Memorial Hall Bookings to Andrew Pearson 07917 554183 / 01295 750316

ITEMS FOR SALE

Please see below list of item for sale All items are brand new and mostly still in the packaging Angle & Curve Chrome Headsets - £10 Parrot Minikit Slim Car Kit - £40 Ministry of Sound Headsets - £10 Chrome Towel Rail - £3 Chrome Kitchen Shelf - £3 Flat packed Black 3 tier bookcase - £10 Please contact Sarah Merry at Manor Flat 1 or tel 07970 297 511

Friday 14th……..Wardington Village Cinema presents ‘The Monuments Men’

On Friday 14th - the next film night feature is'The Monuments Men' starring George Clooney and Matt Damon.  UK Release February 2014. Please do tell your friends and neigbours!!! Doors open 7.30pm Film commences 8.00pm Tickets: standard: £6.00 - concessions:0ver 60's/under 16 - £4.00 So that we can plan for firm numbers on the night, please confirm either via email, the website or phone that you will be attending: Email: wardingtoncinema@hotmail.com Website: https://wardington.net (add to comments page below this post) Sam Young - 01295 750871 Paul Bimson - 01295 758855 Complimentary ice cream in the half time interval! We are also holding a raffle - donations for prizes will be gratefully received!!

A thrilling evening with George Clooney…………..!!!

On the evening of Friday 14th November and by popular demand, Wardington Village Cinema will be screening the recently released the 'Momuments Men'. Starring a phenomenal ensemble cast led by Matt Damon and George Clooney and based on a true and untold story of World War II, The Monuments Men is suspensful ticking clock adventure-thriller about a ragtag team of unlikely, but charismatic heroes, embarking on the greatest treasure hunt in history, taking on the seemingly impossible highstakes mission to rescue the world's greatest  works of art which the Nazis are hell-bent on destroying. Doors open 7.30pm Film commences 8.00pm Tickets: standard - £6.00/concessions (0ver 60's/under 16 - £4.00 So that we can plan for firm numbers on the night, please

Banbury parkrun

On 27th September in the review of the Community Led Plan Questionnaire, it was identified (among many other points) that a number of submissions had indicated they would like it if a Wardington running club was set up. I too enjoy running as a form of fitness and although at the moment do not have the time to organise a Wardington running club as such, I thought it worthwhile to bring to the attention of those interested, the newly set-up Banbury parkrun.   parkrun organise free, weekly, 5km timed runs in parks around the the country, and rely on volunteers to organise each event.  They are open to everyone, are free, and are safe and easy to take part in.

This Friday night is film night!!

A very warm welcome to all of our regulars and hopefully a few new faces too!!! For the screening this Friday we will be showing 'Waking Ned Devine'......................... Wardington Village Cinema – Friday 10th October The lucky winner of the national lottery is Ned Devine, so taken by his good fortune that he now can't be waked, because he died from the shock of it! News of the win spread quickly in the scenic little Irish village of Tully More, but not the secret news of Ned's demise. With lottery officials closing in to confirm the prize claimed by the deceased Devine, Ned's closest friends scheme to keep the prize money close to home, in memory of Ned of course!

Wardington Village Cinema – Friday 10th October

Following an audience survey at the last screening, we are delighted to announce that the highly acclaimed comedy 'Waking Ned"scored the most votes and will be shown at the next film night - taking place in the Memorial Hall on the evening of Friday 10th October. When Ned Devine dies of shock after he discovers he has won the lottery, his life-long friends Michael (David Kelly) and Jackie (Ian Bannen) find the winning tcket and decide that their old mate would have wanted them to collect the money. They deduce that one of them must pass himself off as Ned. But they must convince the rest of the town to go along with their scheme, and they will need all the help