What’s on
The History of Art group has reached two great superstars of the Baroque era...Join Juliet, even if for the first time, to look at the work of soulful Rembrandt and elegant Rubens at the Charlbury Community Centre on Thursday 13th February at 3.00 - 4.30pm, £10 a the door
Juliet Heslewood ·
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📽️ Valentine’s Movie Night at CYC! ❤️🎬
Are you a Secondary Student looking for a fun way to spend Valentine’s Day? Join us at Charlbury Community Centre for a cozy Movie Night!
📅 February 14th
⏰ 7-9 PM
💰 £2 Entry
👥 Ages 12-17
Bring your popcorn, pillows, and pajamas for the ultimate chill night! 🍿🛏️✨
📩 Questions? Email us at youthclub@charlburycommunitycentre.org.uk
Bryanna Bone ·
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Coffee Morning
9.45am to 11.45am
Charlbury War Memorial
Jane parsons ·
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Bring along your craft, enjoy a chat and laugh, coffee/tea and biscuits, socialise and make new friends. Share ideas and inspiration and swap hints, tips and skills. Everyone welcome. The third Saturday morning of each month 10.30-12.30 at Charlbury Bowls Club. Free parking. £3.50 per session to cover costs. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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Baroque concert featuring original instruments at 3.30pm with tea and cake!
Celebrating the music of pre-Revolutionary France on original baroque instruments, featuring works by Corelli, Hotteterre, Morel, Marais, and Forqueray.
Dialogue Viols
Peter Wendland: quinton and viola da gamba
Jacqui Robertson-Wade: quinton and viola da gamba
Ibrahim Aziz: cello and viola da gamba
AFTERNOON TEA AND CAKE served after the concert
Event Details
Doors Open at 3:00PM
From 3:30PM to 5:00PM
Tickets on the door or https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/jacqui/t-dvzjzgg
Jacqui RobertsonWade ·
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Led by artist tutor Rachel Woods @ The Art Room, Charlbury. This ½ day drawing workshop explores abstraction through drawing processes, and is suitable for beginners or for skilled enthusiasts. Skills gained in these workshops support further exploration and enjoyment of painting and printmaking. Spaces are limited to 8 participants, ensuring maximum tuition and support for each participant. Please email woodsrje@outlook.com for more details and to book a place.
Rachel Woods ·
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I'm stepping into Juliette's shoes this week to look at the remarkable flowering of Dutch painting of the 17th Century. A new market of burghers and merchants created new subjects and new approaches to painting. Charlbury Community Centre, 3pm - 4.30pm, £10 at the door. John Bennett.
John Bennett ·
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Our February speaker, David Lowe, is an English composer and music producer. His work comprises primarily of music for television, radio, commercials and radio station brand tunes. He is best known for his extensive work on theme tunes for bulletins and programmes for BBC News. David will be sharing the fascinating story of his music composing career.
To be followed by tea, coffee & cake. Charlbury WI is always delighted to welcome visitors and new members (ladies only please). 7.30pm at Charlbury Primary School. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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I'm stepping into Juliette's shoes this week to look at the remarkable flowering of Dutch painting of the 17th Century. A new market of burghers and merchants created new subjects and new approaches to painting. Charlbury Community Centre, 3pm - 4.30pm, £10 at the door. (Repeat of Monday's class) John Bennett.
John Bennett ·
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Charlbury Bowls Club is running a free short-mat bowls taster session for children aged 7-11 on Thursday February 20 from 10am until 12.
Short-mat bowls is played indoors and all that is required is a pair of clean flat soled shoes. All equipment will be provided.
Simply come along to the Bowls Club, 74 Ticknell Piece Road, or for more information please call Cynthia Briant on 07484 659069
Helen Harrison ·
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Come and have a chat with a couple of Town Councillors. Ask questions and raise concerns at the Community Centre café between 10am and 11am on Saturday 22nd February. If the Town Council can't help, we can point you in the right direction
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Join us at Charlbury Town Football & Sports Club to watch the 6 Nations!
All games being shown.
All welcome!
Opening times during 6 Nations are as follows:
Fridays 4pm
Saturdays 2pm
Sundays 12pm
Charlbury Town Football and Sports Club ·
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Led by artist tutor Rachel Woods @ The Art Room, Charlbury. This ½ day drawing workshop exploring abstraction through drawing & collage processes, is suitable for beginners or for skilled enthusiasts. Skills gained in these workshops support further exploration and enjoyment of painting and printmaking. Spaces are limited to 8 participants, ensuring maximum tuition and support for each participant. Please email woodsrje@outlook.com for more details or to book a place.
Rachel Woods ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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7.30-9.00 pm Memorial Hall
Following the Nature Recovery Tea Party on 11 Jan, the Charlbury Garden Society and the Charlbury Wildlife Society invite you to join them for 'Gardening For Nature Recovery'.
Come and share your favourite wildlife gardening books; hear and offer advice to a couple who are changing their garden to a wildlife friendly garden in Charlbury; how do ponds, planting and nesting boxes encourage birds and other wildlife ?; Make Friends With Molluscs ! ; update on Charlbury hedgehogs; include A4 photos of wildlife in your garden in our Charlbury Wildlife Gallery.
It's free and everyone is welcome.
A4 wildlife photos to Flora by Fri 14 Feb and for more information contact: charlburywildlifesociety@gmail.com
Flora Gregory ·
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Come and join us for a cup of coffee and a catch up on what's happening to take forward Charlbury's year of Nature Recovery.
Charlbury Community Centre 11am-12noon on Saturday 1st March
Anne Miller ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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Immersed, sprinkled or washed with Alison Butler
Alison will explore Charlbury’s practices of baptism which have varied within the town’s congregations; we will learn how and why very different traditions emerged, and in the light of changing attitudes to baptism as well as an increasingly secular society, she will consider the ‘fate of the font’
Members please join us for refreshments before the talk at 7.30 in the Memorial Hall. Guests are very welcome (£3 on the door )
Nikki Rycroft ·
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The distinguished concert pianist Margaret Fingerhut will be returning to Charlbury to perform for the third time for CRAG. Her programme this time will explore solo piano music from Ukraine – her father’s homeland.
Margaret’s career has taken her all over the world. Described by Gramophone as a pianist of “consummate skill and thrilling conviction” she has performed with most of the UK’s major orchestras, and is often heard on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM. Her disc of encores ‘Endless Song’ was Album of the Week on Classic FM and two of her Bax recordings were shortlisted for Gramophone awards. Margaret was awarded an MBE in the 2024 New Year Honours in recognition of her services to music and charitable fundraising.
CRAG’s Sunday Tea Concerts are held in the Memorial Hall, Browns Lane, Charlbury at 3pm.
The music lasts approximately one hour and is always followed by complimentary tea and CRAG’s legendary homemade cake.
Buy tickets (£17 or £5 for under 15s) from our website at https://www.charlburyrefugee.org.uk/events/margaret-fingerhut/ or from Number Five (formerly Cotswold Frames) on Market Street. Doors open 2:30.
ALL PROCEEDS TO REFUGEE RELIEF
Vicky Buser ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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Arne Richards:
Music Can Change Your Life
Arne will share his journey in music and healing including many experiences and stories about the Oxford Concert Party.
Memorial Hall 7.30
Non members welcome, £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Bring along your craft, enjoy a chat and laugh, coffee/tea and biscuits, socialise and make new friends. Share ideas and inspiration and swap hints, tips and skills. Everyone welcome. The third Saturday morning of each month 10.30-12.30 at Charlbury Bowls Club. Free parking. £3.50 per session to cover costs. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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We are delighted that Amerelo will be providing paella again this year for the annual Street Fair Quiz on 15th March in the Memorial Hall! Doors open 7pm
Tickets are £18 and teams can have up to six people.
Elisabeth Partington ·
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Please join us for messy church on 16th March at 3pm. Perfect for preschool and primary aged children.
St Marys and All Saints ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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7.30 - 9.00 pm
Charlbury Friends Meeting House
Charlbury Wildlife Society invites you to a meeting with
Hugh Warwick who will talk about his recent book, ‘Cull of the Wild: Killing in the Name of Conservation’ which considers invasive species, one of the greatest threats to biodiversity.
Everyone is welcome. £5 donation for wildlife at the door for non-members or you can join CWS for £10. Under 18s are free to all CWS events.
For further information contact charlburywildlifesociety@gmail.com
Flora Gregory ·
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7.30-9.00 pm
Friends Meeting House, Charlbury
Hugh Warwick, ecologist and writer (known for his fondness for hedgehogs) talks about his recent book, ‘Cull of the Wild: Killing in the Name of Conservation’ about invasive species, one of the greatest threats to biodiversity.
Everyone is welcome, a charge of £5 at door for non-members. Membership and attendance of our events are free for Under 18s.
For more information contact: Charlburywildlifesociety@gmail.com
Flora Gregory ·
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Our March meeting will begin with our AGM to be followed by a cheese tasting and a game of handbag bingo! The evening would be a good introduction for anyone thinking of joining Charlbury WI to find out more about what we get up to and have some lighthearted fun. We are always delighted to welcome visitors and new members (ladies only please). 7.30pm at Charlbury Primary School. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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Come and have a chat with a couple of Town Councillors. Ask questions and raise concerns at the Community Centre café between 10am and 11am on Saturday 22nd March. If the Town Council can't help, we can point you in the right direction
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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With Spring approaching the Charlbury Community Workshop will be holding their first tool sharpening event of 2025
Will be open on Saturday 29th March in the Workshop beside the community centre
We will be open from 09.30 till 12.30 and you can bring your tools for sharpening, leave them and then return to collect them later
Prices will be similar to last year and can be paid in cash or with a card.
A further update will be issued at the end of February giving final prices
david Court ·
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Come join Evenlode Voices Choir on Monday nights for a hearty sing and to meet good people.
Location: NOTE - we have moved to Friends Meeting House.
Time: 7.30pm - 9ish.
£8 on the door or discounted term price.
Jenny Larsen ·
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The Civil War in the Cotswolds with Simon Randall
Many battles were fought in the Cotswolds during the Civil War, as the area was of great strategic importance near the King’s headquarters in Oxford as well as close to Parliamentary strongholds in Gloucester and Bristol.
Simon’s interest in the English Civil War arose following a significant find in a Lincoln’s Inn rubbish skip.
Members, please join us for refreshments shortly before the start of the talk at 7.30. Guests are very welcome (£3 on the door)
Nikki Rycroft ·
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The Oxford Concert Party are mounting a performance of Benjamin Britten’s Noye’s Fludde in St. Mary’s Church.
Conducted by Ben Goodall, who conducts the Chipping Norton Choral Society, and directed by Pat Winslow.
Noye’s Fludde is a wonderful community opera based on a Chester Miracle play and the story of Noah’s Ark.
With a chorus of animals, four teenage girls who are Mrs Noye’s Gossips, Noye’s sons and their wives, Noye and Mrs Noye, a string orchestra, a group of recorder players, bugles and handbells players this amazing spectacle will fill the church .
Matinee 3.00
Evening 7.00
Tony Lloyd ·
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Sunday 6th Apr 2025: Noye's Fludde, St Mary's Church
The Oxford Concert Party are mounting a performance of Benjamin Britten’s Noye’s Fludde in St. Mary’s Church.
Conducted by Ben Goodall, who conducts the Chipping Norton Choral Society, and directed by Pat Winslow.
Noye’s Fludde is a wonderful community opera based on a Chester Miracle play and the story of Noah’s Ark.
With a chorus of animals, four teenage girls who are Mrs Noye’s Gossips, Noye’s sons and their wives, Noye and Mrs Noye, a string orchestra, a group of recorder players, bugles and handbells players this amazing spectacle will fill the church .
Matinee 3.00
Tony Lloyd ·
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For Palm Sunday. Sung by St Mary’s Choir.
Richard Fairhurst ·
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This road closure is being advertised as from 14th April until 9th June.
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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David and Jo will be sharing their passion for historical re-enactment by giving a talk about dressing for the role, with a special emphasis on 18th century costume. They’ll be showcasing their own re-enacting kit from about 1750 and explaining how the garments would have been worn to transport us back to the past.
To be followed by tea, coffee & cake. Charlbury WI is always delighted to welcome visitors and new members (ladies only please). 7.30pm at Charlbury Primary School. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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John Bennett
The St Ives Artists
Art Historian John Bennett will give an illustrated talk on this highly creative and influential group of artists. His talk will focus on the "modern" period of the colony - circa 1920-1960.
Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
St Ives became an important mecca where significant breakthroughs in abstraction were made throughout the 1940s to the 1960s.
Artists in the St Ives School include Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Christopher Wood, Alfred Wallis, Naum Gabo, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Sir Terry Frost, Peter Lanyon, Bryan Wynter, Patrick Heron, Paul Feiler and Bernard Leach.
Tony Lloyd ·
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Bring along your craft, enjoy a chat and laugh, coffee/tea and biscuits, socialise and make new friends. Share ideas and inspiration and swap hints, tips and skills. Everyone welcome. The third Saturday morning of each month 10.30-12.30 at Charlbury Bowls Club. Free parking. £3.50 per session to cover costs. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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CRAG is delighted to welcome back two wonderful seasoned CRAG artistes – the violinist Alison Bury, and harpsichordist Maggie Cole, who is returning for her fifth CRAG concert!
They will be basing their hour-long programme around 2 masterpieces by J.S. Bach – drawn from his fabulous set of accompanied sonatas for violin and harpsichord.
CRAG’s Sunday Tea Concerts are held in the Memorial Hall, Browns Lane, Charlbury at 3pm.
The music lasts approximately one hour and is always followed by complimentary tea and CRAG’s legendary homemade cake.
Buy tickets (£17 or £5 for under 15s) from our website at https://www.charlburyrefugee.org.uk/events/alisonbury-maggiecole/ or from Number Five (formerly Cotswold Frames) on Market Street. Doors open 2:30.
ALL PROCEEDS TO REFUGEE RELIEF - https://www.charlburyrefugee.org.uk/
Vicky Buser ·
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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AGM followed by The Wychwood Forest Trust : Neil Clennell
How can we support nature recovery locally? The Forest Trust, together with the Charlbury Town Council, have a plan for Charlbury, Fawler and Finstock and this talk will update us on progress.
Members, please join us for refreshments, a brief AGM, and the talk soon afterwards. Guests welcome £3 on the door.
Nikki Rycroft ·
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Join us on Friday 25th April for this year’s Annual Town Meeting! It’s a great chance to catch up over refreshments, hear about what the Town Council has been working on over the past year, and have your say on local matters.
We’d love to see you there—more details coming soon!
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Temporary Traffic Regulation Notice
Temporary Road Closure at Charlbury, Church Street
A request has been received from Thames Water for a temporary road closure to apply to a length of Church Street, whilst essential fire hydrant replacement works are carried out.
A temporary Notice is being made by Oxfordshire County Council to implement the temporary restriction and will operate from 29 April 2025 up to and including 1 May 2025, 07:30 to 18:00 each day.
Please note that Notices for urgent works can last up to 5 consecutive days only.
A copy of the drawing showing the extent of the closure and also the alternative routes for traffic is attached.
Further information regarding the works may be obtained by contacting Thames Water helpline on 0800 316 9800.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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7.30-9.00 pm
Friends Meeting House
Come and join us as we hear Rachel Crookes, Nature Recovery Lead at Wild Oxfordshire, tell us all about our lovely bats, their ecology and what we can do to help them flourish.
Everyone is welcome. £5 donation for wildlife at the door for non- members or you can join CWS for £10. Under 18s are free to all CWS events.
For further information contact charlburywildlifesociety@gmail.com
Flora Gregory ·
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Bring along your craft, enjoy a chat and laugh, coffee/tea and biscuits, socialise and make new friends. Share ideas and inspiration and swap hints, tips and skills. Everyone welcome. The third Saturday morning of each month 10.30-12.30 at Charlbury Bowls Club. Free parking. £3.50 per session to cover costs. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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Open studios around the town. Details to follow…
Maureen Sparling ·
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Otmoor is a large nature reserve on the outskirts of Oxford managed by the RSPB. Our speaker tonight, Peter Barker, is a passionate advocate for Otmoor and its wildlife and for open wild spaces. Peter will be giving an inspiring talk illustrated with captivating photographs taking us through a year at Otmoor including the starling murmurations in autumn for which it is renowned.
To be followed by tea, coffee & cake. Charlbury WI is always delighted to welcome visitors and new members (ladies only please). 7.30pm at Charlbury Primary School. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – Section 14(1)
Notice of Temporary Traffic Order
Charlbury-Dancers Hill & Pooles Lane
Prohibition of Through Traffic
Date of Order: 7 April 2025
Coming into force: 14 April 2025
This Order is being introduced because of gas main works which are
anticipated to be completed on 9 June 2025.
The effect of the Order is to temporarily prohibit any vehicle proceeding in
Dancers Hill and Pooles Lane.
Appropriate traffic signs will be displayed to indicate when the measures are
in force.
Exemptions are included for police, fire and ambulance services and for the
works and for access to premises which are only accessible from the closed
section of road.
The alternative route for traffic affected by the closure is via Sturt Road,
through The Slade onto Enstone Road and then along Hixet Wood.
Traffic Regulations Team (T15188 / RAG) for the Corporate Director :
Environment and Place, County Hall, Oxford OX1 1ND. 0345 310 1111.
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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For our June gathering we’ll be making the most of the glorious summer weather (we hope!) with a picnic. Bring along your own chair, picnic food and wine and enjoy a relaxed evening. Charlbury WI is always delighted to welcome visitors and new members (ladies only please). Please contact us on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk with any enquiries.
Louise Cashman ·
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Bring along your craft, enjoy a chat and laugh, coffee/tea and biscuits, socialise and make new friends. Share ideas and inspiration and swap hints, tips and skills. Everyone welcome. The third Saturday morning of each month 10.30-12.30 at Charlbury Bowls Club. Free parking. £3.50 per session to cover costs. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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The 2025 Charlbury Beer Festival will take place on Saturday 28 June at Charlbury Cricket Club, from noon till late. There will be around 60 real ales, a variety of craft beers, a range of ciders and perries, wine, gin, and Pimm’s; a great selection of food (including vegan options); tea, cake and soft drinks; live music throughout; the Culture Club tent with its varied programme of performances and talks; children’s entertainment and activities; and high-octane sport with the World Aunt Sally Singles Championships.
All money raised by the Beer Festival is given out to community projects, both in the Charlbury area and overseas. We have now taken our total of funds raised for good causes to around £300,000. There have been donations to over fifty local organisations, ranging from Charlbury Primary School and the town’s Pre-School, to local sports clubs, Charlbury’s Day Centre and Community Centre, and overseas projects in Africa, India, South America and elsewhere.
We must thank those generous sponsors who finance the beers and the entertainment tents, and of course, the beers themselves, plus the many hours that committee members and other volunteers put in. Cheers all round!
Charlbury Cricket Club provides a glorious setting, just across the road from Charlbury Station. There are excellent all-day (including late night) bus and train services to and from Charlbury to Oxford, Chipping Norton, Reading, Witney, Worcester and London, so you don’t even need to drive if you want to have a drink.
To keep up to date with the festival, please visit our website and follow our social media pages (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
Edward Fenton ·
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Save the date! 5th August- 8th August.
St Marys and All Saints ·
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Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Desert Island Art
Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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