Thank you for all those applying to use extra space at the allotments. Wehave now reallocated to new allotmenteers and the good exercise on the plots has commenced. There is no more space now.Due to Government guidelines we have not been able to accept newcomers over the age of 70 but we will keep a…
Aynho Village Hall16th March 2020RE- CORONAVIRUS Dear User Following the latest guidance from the Government today for everyone to reduce or eliminate social contact in clubs, bars and restaurants we have decided to close the Aynho Village Hall until further notice. Although this may seem a dramatic action and not one specifically recommended by Government,…
If anyone would be interested in taking on a whole or part of an allotment for 2020 then please contact the Allotment Co-ordinator, Andrew Bellamy, on 810847 by the end of November. A whole allotment costs £5 and half or part allotment £2.50 for the year. Allocations will be confirmed on 1st December. For…
To all AYNHO GROUPS….. Yes – another year has rolled by and it will soon be HARVEST TIME again when we fill our Church with the results of our “hard work” in the gardens and give thanks to God for the beauty of our flowers and for the produce for our tables. Last year all…
Fancy an evening of fine music, flag waving and kazoos? Then come to the Hall to watch the Last Night of the Proms. Bring some nibbles, a bottle of something and your best singing voice to make the evening go with a swing. From orchestral dances and marches to songs and arias. Offenbach’s light-footed musical…
In 1947 the WI bought Marcham Park, near Abingdon, its house and 100 acres of land, for £16,000. It was officially opened in 1948 and renamed Denman College after Lady Denman who had recently retired as Chairman of the National Federation of Women’s Institutes. Many of Aynho’s WI had never been to Denman so we…
Proceeds from the sale will be split between the Friends of St Mary’s Church and the Friends of Adderbury library
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The Parish Council is responsible for the provision and maintenance of the 37 streetlights that are situated within the Village. The lights are provided for pedestrians. We pay for their electricity and maintenance from the Aynho Precept (part of your Council Tax Bill) and spend just under £1950 in electricity and £450 in routine maintenance…
