We plan to cut out our bags for members to make up

To mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest of the Nazi concentration camps, our speaker this evening will be Jeremy Sharpe. The title of his talk is 'It could have been me: the Holocaust through the life of a victim and his family'.

The newly established mahjong group, which is open to members of the community, now numbers some sixteen enthusiastic beginners. If you are interested in finding out more just come along to the library and join us or contact our co-ordinator, Maureen B. Each session costs £2 which pays for the use of the room.

This evening we will be sharing our thoughts on the novel by Michico Aoyama: What You Are Looking for is in the Library. This is translated from Japanese. The venue is yet to be decided.

Do come and join at The Burrow to enjoy time together sharing our thoughts about issues of interest to those present while enjoying a cup of tea or coffee and perhaps a slice of cake. Our next group meeting will be  in May

Some members and others from the local community meet to improve our skills at Mahjong through playing it, We each pay £2 to cover the hire of the room in the Library. If you are interested in joining us please contact Maureen B who co-ordinates the group, or come to the Library and see what […]

As part of our commitment to improving the quality of water in our rivers and streams we will again be joining the national water testing event. This involves taking water samples at two convenient local sites of your choice using kits which Sandra will distribute and collect. It is a simple process and the instructions […]

We are delighted to be able to display the 1921 banner to coincide with the Day of Dance. This is the occasion on which the Adderbury Morris sides dance at various venues in the village in memory of Janet Blunt without whom most of the dances from the 19th century would have been lost. Miss […]

The 1921 banner will be on display again in the library today and refreshments will be available.

New members are very welcome to join us. We meet at the Bell from 6.30pm. Please contact our co-ordinator, Margaret, for information about the book to be discussed.