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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.

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

Please don't forget this coming Friday 12th September, the new season of screenings for Wardington Village Cinema begins again with the hilarious comedy "Best Exotic Marigold Hotel".  Doors open at 7.30 and the film starts at 8pm.  Even if you have already seen the film this will be the perfect occasion to meet socially with other members of the Wardington, Williamscot and Coton community, as well as seeing a great film again which will be even better second time round!!! If you do plan to come, please let Sam Young (01295 750871) or Paul Bimpson (01295 758855) know as soon as possible so we can estimate numbers.