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Sunday Teas

20/9/2025

Sunday Teas are finished for another year and we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their continued support. We particularly want to thank the amazing bakers for all their fabulous cakes.

We have over the last few months raised over £600 for the Community Fund and £350 for Breast Cancer Now.

Thank you all for your support and we look forward to welcoming you all back next year.

Pauline and Pam

Men's Night - this Thursday 18th September

15/9/2025

The next Men's Night will be held in the Reading Room this Thursday September 18th from 7pm to 9pm.

The format will be the same as before, drop in anytime from 7pm, bring along your own beverage of choice, it's all very informal.

The Reading Room has glasses so no need to bring anything else.

See you Thursday.

St Giles Church, Great Coxwell

10/9/2025

Harvest Festival this Sunday - Church Decoration and Food Bank donations

We are looking forward to decorating the church with flowers, fruit and vegetables in the traditional way on Saturday morning, 13th September. If you have any produce you would like added to the display please leave this inside the church on Friday or Saturday, 12th, 13th September.

All useable fruit and vegetables will then be donated to the Pump House Project.

We are also requesting donations of packaged goods, rice, pasta, cereals and tinned food, etc. for the Faringdon Food Bank. These may temporarily be left at the back of the church and will then be suitably displayed before being donated to the Food Bank on Monday.

We hope you may be able to help by donating fruit or vegetables etc. and we hope you will be able to come to the Harvest Festival Service too and stay for coffee and biscuits afterwards. You will be very welcome.

Thank you for your help, it would be great to see you at the Service!

Sylvia
[email protected]

Sunday Teas

8/9/2025

Please join us for Tea and Cake on

Sunday 14th September 2.30 – 5.00

in the Reading Room.

TTRO (T16612) Temporary Emergency Road Closure - Great Coxwell, Puddleduck Lane

5/9/2025

APOLOGIES FOR LATE NOTICE - THIS WAS SENT 10:26 TODAY

Temporary Traffic Regulation Notice – S14 Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Temporary Emergency Road Closure at Great Coxwell, S/O Rosemary Cottage, Puddleduck Lane

Oxfordshire County Council has been informed of a temporary emergency road closure on the Puddleduck Lane whilst valve repack works are carried out for public safety reasons.

A temporary Emergency Notice is being made to implement the temporary closure and will operate from 05 September 2025 to 09 September 2025. This is a 24 hour daily road closure

Access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles and for those frontages within the closure area, subject to the progress of the works and liaison with the works supervisor.

Further information regarding the works may be obtained by contacting Thames Water Helpdesk on 0800 316 9800.

T16612/AC

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Harvest Festival

5/9/2025

Church Decoration and Food Bank donations

There will be a traditional St Giles Harvest Festival Service on Sunday 14th September at 10.30 am.

We are looking forward to decorating the church with flowers, fruit and vegetables on Saturday 13th September.

If you have any produce you would like to add to the display please leave inside the church on Friday or Saturday, 12th, 13th September.

All useable fruit and vegetables will be donated to the Pump House Project.

We are also requesting donations of packaged goods, rice, pasta, cereals and tinned food, etc for the Faringdon Food Bank.

These may temporarily be left at the back of the church and will then be suitably displayed.

Thank you for your help and we hope you may be able to come to the Harvest Festival Service too.

You will be very welcome.

Ride and Stride for Churches

26/8/2025

ART CLUB - New Term starting 10th September - new members very welcome!

24/8/2025

You may be aware that Sarah Wyatt, who set up the art club, has sadly left the village for pastures new. However, because we enjoy art club so much, Morgane Tattevin and I have taken over from her with the aim of keeping it ticking along in the same lovely way that Sarah did.

As always, the aim is to create a relaxed, non-judgemental space for people to come along and make their own art and have fun in good company. Sessions are untutored, but create a space where we can share ideas, get inspiration from each other and build a regular art practice so we can improve our art-making skills. There are basic art materials - paper, pencils, a few paints, brushes etc., tea/coffee and good biscuits - so people can get started, however feel free to bring any materials/sketchbooks etc. along that you'd like to use/work on.

Where: Reading Room, Great Coxwell.
When: 7-9pm, term time only, starting Wednesday 10th September. The initial term will be 6x weeks taking us up to, and including 15th October.
Cost: £42 (£7 per session) payable in advance please.

If you would be interested in coming along please contact Claire for further details; [email protected]

Thank you
Claire

Men's Night - this Thursday 21st August 7pm to 9pm

19/8/2025

The next Men's Night will be held in the Reading Room this Thursday August 21st from 7pm to 9pm.

The format will be the same as before, drop in anytime from 7pm, bring along your own beverage of choice, it's all very informal.

The Reading Room has glasses so no need to bring anything else.

See you next week.

Sunday Teas - 17th August 2025

11/8/2025

This month the Teas will be raising money for Breast Cancer Now.
Please join us for Tea and Cake
on Sunday 17th August 2.30 – 5.00
In the Reading Room

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