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Plant Trees in Wolvercote 23rd Nov

Volunteers are needed to plant 500 tree whips on Saturday 23rd November in Nixey’s Field. Please note you must register with Richard Tennant-Eyles to be given instructions. (Click his name to email) Richard is coordinating the day and will advise on timings, meeting points, equipment, suitable clothing and footwear. Children under 16 years are welcome …

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Tree Group at the Eco Fair 23rd Nov

Wytham Fireworks Postponed

The Village hall committee have asked me to let you know that due to the heavy rain today the fireworks have been postponed until next Saturday 16th November. The playing field is a quagmire and they are worried about the cars. Angie

Commoners’ Newsletter November 2019

Fireworks at the Plough 5th November

The Plough, Upper Wolvercote BBQ, Mulled Wine, Sweets, Chocolate Apples, Sausage RollsFood and drink served from 5.30Please note you watch the display at your own riskWe will be doing a charity collection on the evening Please contact the pub if you need more information

White Hart Sounds 27th October

White Hart Sounds – The Moonbeams When: Sunday , October 27, 8pm – 10pm Where: The White Hart, 126 Godstow Rd, Oxford OX2 8PQ, UK The Moonbeams – Songs From The Yorkshire Dales The Moonbeams are a group of musicians based in Long Preston. They are centred round the duo of Jon Avison on and …

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Wolvercote.org migrates!

If you are reading this then you have discovered the new Wolvercote.org. The old site had a few maintenance issues but the new site is based on WordPress so it much more up to date. The key differences are:Responsive – works on all devicesBlog – contains a blog for contributors to distribute newsSubscription to get …

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Apple Day Cancelled

We have been watching the weather with some trepidation and wondering how we could work round the impending swathe of dark stormy clouds passing over us on Sunday. The orchard is not easy to fill with gazebos and even if the visitors could come with umbrellas, and leave when they found it a tad too …

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