What’s on
Christian Aid Week 11 - 17 May. There is a united service led by the Methodist Church in St Mary's at 10am on Sunday 11 May. Everyone is welcome.
During the week volunteers will be delivering donation envelopes round Charlbury. Donations can be taken to Cornerstone, the main collection point, or brought to one of the local churches. This year's publicity focusses on farmers in Guatemala struggling to live with extreme weather events. Christian Aid is helping people adapt to living with climate change in many of the poorest communities across the world.
Christian Aid began in 1945 to help refugees and people suffering from food and other shortages at the end of the war in Europe. Gradually the work expanded to help meet the needs of people beyond Europe, both Christian and non-Christian.
Christian Aid is committed to the belief that everyone is equal in the sight of God. The website says; "For 80 years, this truth has inspired us to stand together in solidarity with our most marginalised global neighbours, of all faiths and none. Poverty is an outrage against humanity. It robs people of their dignity and lets injustice thrive. We seek to eradicate extreme poverty by tackling its root causes. Together with people living in poverty, we amplify our voices to speak truth to power and create lasting change."
Rosalind Scott ·
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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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Friday 16th & Saturday 17th May, 7.30pm in Memorial Hall
Tickets £7 on door from 7pm.
Irish Farce, excerpts from Under Milk Wood, Hay Fever, Poetry & Song.
Regretfully no Bar available.
Helen Josephine Wright ·
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Catherine Binnie and Martha Evans invite you to their open studio for Oxfordshire ARTWEEKS
17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26 MAY 11am-6pm
Open at other times by appointment
Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Pottery, Photography, Prints and Greetings Cards
Details of stone carving and pottery workshops
Next to Charlbury station
Plenty of parking
Come and say hello!
Stone carving in action
www.catherinebinnieartist.com
www.artweeks.org
Catherine Binnie ·
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On Saturday 17th May, a great night is guaranteed at The Rose & Crown with Fran McGillivray and Mike Burke, who always play a wonderful set here!
Fran and Mike have been playing together for over 30 years, and their set contains many of the great classic blues songs as well as some of their own material.
You'll hear some great vocals from them both, as well as Mike's fine resonator guitar playing accompanied by Fran on bass.
Come on down! The music starts between 8.30 and 9pm.
Charlie M ·
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I am one of 15 artists open for Artweeks in Charlbury. Do pop in and see my latest creations, including a new children's storybook, 'A Woodland Song'.
Open daily 11-5pm
Forest Cottage, Church Lane
Trail Map download
Maureen Sparling ·
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The Charlbury Saturday Market is held every week from 9.30am to Noon, outside the Charlbury Community Centre.
This year, we’re welcoming the brilliant Gatineau bakery to the market, with a fabulous range of artisan breads and pastries – think ciabatta, multigrain, sourdough, quiches and buttery treats that are hard to resist 🥖🥐 Check them out at www.gatineau.uk.com!
We’re also adding some tasty newcomers to the mix:
🧀 A monthly cheese stall
🥄 Homemade chutneys
🌶️ Flavour-packed spice mixes
🫒 Top-quality olive oil
And of course, your trusty favourites are back:
☕ Ground coffee and beans to take home
🍎 The ever-reliable and always delicious fruit & veg from Styan
So come along, bring a bag (or two!), and enjoy the buzz of market day in Charlbury. We can’t wait to see you! 💚
Jim Holah ·
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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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15 artists will be exhibiting their work in studios, workshops and homes around town including St Mary’s Church. Do come along and see their latest creations. Trail Map download.
Maureen Sparling ·
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👋 Chat with Your Councillor – Now in Two Locations! 🗣️
Got a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillor – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🆕 We’ve got a new venue! On alternate months, we’ll now be at the new venue near Londis, making it even easier to stop by while you’re out and about.
📍 Here’s where we’ll be between 10am & 11am:
🗓️ Near Londis – 17th May, 27th July, 27th September
🗓️ Community Centre – 28th June, 25th October, 29th November
🎄 Special Christmas Edition – December’s session will be at the Charlbury Christmas Market!
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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SESI household detergent refills Drop off your clean empty bottles (with your name & contact number) in the Charlbury Green Hub container at the Styan vegetable stall.The refills will be ready for
collection the following Wednesday from my house in Crawborough. Payment by cash or bank transfer.
Charlbury Green Hub has been running this local refill service for environmentally-safe detergents since 2018. Use your own bottles for refill or buy a new filled SESI bottle for easy refilling. Now in 2025 we also stock the professional grade citric acid toilet cleaner.
Email sesi@charlburygreenhub.org.uk if you want to buy a new bottle for subsequent refilling.
Refill price per litre (from February 2025)
£2.70/litre Washing-up liquid (unfragranced) (New 500ml bottle £1.85)
£2.80/litre Washing-up liquid (spiced ginger) (New 500ml bottle £1.90)
£3.40/litre Non-bio laundry liquid (unfragranced) (New 1 litre bottle £3.90)
£4.80/litre Biological laundry liquid (fragranced) (New 1 litre bottle £5.30)
£2.40/litre Fabric conditioner (cologne) (New 1 litre bottle £2.90)
£6.70/litre Delicate & hand laundry liquid (unfragranced) (New 500ml bottle £3.85)
£2.80/litre All purpose cleaner (lavender & rosemary) (New 500ml bottle £1.90)
£1.80/litre Spirit vinegar for cleaning (New 1 litre bottle £2.30)
£2.10/litre Window and glass cleaner (sea grass) (New 500ml spray bottle £1.80)
£2.60/litre Toilet cleaner (lotus & sea salt) (New 1 litre bottle £3.10)
£3.00/litre Citric acid toilet cleaner (fragranced) (New 1 litre bottle £3.50)
£5.40/litre Hard water rinse aid for dishwashers (New 500ml bottle 3.20)
£5.00/litre Hand soap (Fig) (New 500ml pump dispenser £3.25)
£5.00/litre Hand soap (English Rose) (New 500ml pump dispenser £3.25)
Christine Elliott ·
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Hi Everyone
Just to let you know that we're hosting another gorgeous Flea Market and Pop Up Bakery this Sunday. And the weather is looking good, hooray!
Delicious sweet and savory pastries, wonderful breads and italian treats and lunches all available alongside takeaway coffee and bottles from Chloe's.
Lots of second hand and pre-loved at this weeks Market alongside beautiful pottery, cards and fabulous flowers from the Charlbury Flower Co. crew.
Hope to see you
Chloe and the gang.xxx
Chloe Horner ·
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This is a free event at Charlbury Library and is aimed at 7-12 year-olds with their carers.
Sue Palmer is a local author and her May's Moon Trilogy tells the story of 13 year old Michael May's dream of becoming the first child astronaut. At its heart, it's a story about chasing dreams and what happens when those dreams start to become a reality. Sue will be reading from her books but also telling us stories from when she has met real astronauts. This will be a very interactive session, having fun with real space food, robots and models and will end with a book signing. This event is free but you will need to sign up your child for a guaranteed place. See poster for details
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This workshop is aimed for beginners, sharing Sam’s love for print. Sam will be on hand to give personal tips and techniques to guide you through every part of the process. Together you will gather inspiration for the artwork while enjoying the calm, thoughtful nature of making these prints.
Sam will introduce you to the world of linocuts, using reference images, objects and botanicals around us before you start the design for the lino. Sam will show you how to transfer this design onto the linoleum. The next stage, Sam will show you how to carefully cut this design out using specialist tools. The final stage is printing your artwork.
By the end of the 3 hour session you’ll have your own hand-printed linocut to keep. You will also leave being confident to continue these techniques and make your own prints at home.
With a glass of wine on arrival, enjoy delicious seasonal sourdough pizzas prepared by our chefs from our converted horsebox.
All materials, equipment and light refreshments will be provided.
Arrival Time 5:30 pm
Ticket Price £80 per person, includes pizza and wine
Bookable here
Nathan Walker Unwin ·
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CALLING ALL TODDLERS! Come sing with us at 10.15am on Wednesdays during term times in the community centre.
Age: 0-5
Price: £8
Dance to the music: https://soundcloud.com/songbirdswithjen
See you there!
Jenny Larsen ·
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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 The Memorial Hall. Any enquiries please make contact on charlburywi@oxfordshirewi.co.uk.
Louise Cashman ·
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Join us for our May Film Night on Friday 23rd at 7pm, for a film based on the True Story, of how the Journalist Lee Strobel came to faith through a personal investigation of the evidence for Jesus.
Stephen Page ·
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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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The Charlbury Saturday Market is held every week from 9.30am to Noon, outside the Charlbury Community Centre.
This year, we’re welcoming the brilliant Gatineau bakery to the market, with a fabulous range of artisan breads and pastries – think ciabatta, multigrain, sourdough, quiches and buttery treats that are hard to resist 🥖🥐 Check them out at www.gatineau.uk.com!
We’re also adding some tasty newcomers to the mix:
🧀 A monthly cheese stall
🥄 Homemade chutneys
🌶️ Flavour-packed spice mixes
🫒 Top-quality olive oil
And of course, your trusty favourites are back:
☕ Ground coffee and beans to take home
🍎 The ever-reliable and always delicious fruit & veg from Styan
So come along, bring a bag (or two!), and enjoy the buzz of market day in Charlbury. We can’t wait to see you! 💚
Jim Holah ·
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We're delighted to say that the Charlbury Annual Parish Boundary Walk is returning this year — and everyone’s welcome to join in this wonderful local tradition!
📍 Start Point: Lay-by at the top of Forest Road (Point 1 on the map)
🕙 Time: 10:00am, just turn up – no booking needed!
This is your chance to be part of a centuries-old tradition, known as “beating the bounds” — an ancient way of checking the boundaries of the parish (and a great excuse for a scenic countryside walk!). 🗺️🌼
🧭 The full walk is around 12 miles and takes roughly 6 hours, including a lunch stop. The route takes in some stunning views and paths not usually open to the public, thanks to the kind permission of local landowners.
🥪 Lunch break will be at Ditchley Model Farm, generously hosted by Rob and Maxine Hobill. Please bring:
A packed lunch
Snacks and plenty of water
Emergency contact info (just in case)
🧢🌞 What to wear/bring:
Sturdy walking boots
Long trousers (to avoid nettles and Blandford fly bites)
Insect repellent, sunhat and sunscreen
There are several points along the way where you can join in or head home if you don't fancy the full distance. See the map for details (Cornbury Bridge (4) , Layby by Solar Farm (7), Saltway/ Woodstock Road crossing (10), Ditchley Farm (11) and Enstone Road crossing (12)) and please let the walk leader know if you're leaving the group partway.
Let’s come together to celebrate local heritage, enjoy the countryside, and get a bit of fresh air and exercise too! 🥾🍃
#CharlburyWalk #BeatingTheBounds #CharlburyTraditions #GetOutside #OxfordshireEvents
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Charlbury Bowls Club invites you to our open day on 25th May from 2pm to 5pm as part of the Bowls Big Weekend.
Bowls is a sport for all from 7 year olds to 90+ year olds.
Come along and give it a try.
All you need to bring is a pair of clean, flat soled, shoes or trainers.
The licensed bar and clubhouse will be open for you to enjoy
We look forward to seeing you there.
Jackie Hague ·
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Join us in The Bull garden for BBQ and drinks from 12pm, with live music starting at 3pm. Please note, tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Olivia Bourgaux ·
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Garden Party at The Bell
Sunday 25th May
From 12pm
Celebrate the Bank Holiday weekend with us, with live music, delicious food and fun for all the family.
• Charlbury Morris dancers
• Live music
• Stone-baked sourdough pizzas
• Tequila cocktails by the jug
• Pop-up bar with Léoube
• Ice-cream stand
• Traditional country games, face painting and flower crown making for little ones
• Your Best Vegetable Show with prizes
To find out more visit thebellatcharlbury.com/events
No need to book, the more the merrier.
Nathan Walker Unwin ·
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Introduction to Silk Screen Printing Workshop.
The Shed, Charlbury, OX7 3QZ
10 – 12.30 pm Tuesday May 27th.
In this two and a half hour workshop you will learn how to design and make a paper cut stencil that you can then print on to a tea towel!
To start, you will be making some screen prints on paper using existing designs to cut as stencils initially to learn the basics.
Once you have that basic understanding, we will then move on to making a more detailed design and print in two colours that you'll print your own tea towel.
I will help you develop your own ideas for a print – source materials to develop your design will be provided but feel free to bring your own images to work from.
We will be using water based acrylic printing ink as well as craft knives to cut the stencils.
Wearing old clothes is advisable or bring an apron.
About me : I am based over in Charlbury, Oxfordshire - and am an artist and silk screen printer, a lot of my work is within the music industry. Clients have included The Lumineers, Wilderness Festival, Rob MacFarlane , Johnny Flynn and even Simon Armitage among others.
This workshop is suitable for ages of around 12 years old and upwards. Please note that the price will add VAT at checkout. Please email hello@jonmackay.org if you have any questions or would like to know more.
Please use the link below to book.
https://jonmackay.bigcartel.com/product/introduction-to-silk-screen-printing
Jon Mackay ·
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The Charlbury Saturday Market is held every week from 9.30am to Noon, outside the Charlbury Community Centre.
This year, we’re welcoming the brilliant Gatineau bakery to the market, with a fabulous range of artisan breads and pastries – think ciabatta, multigrain, sourdough, quiches and buttery treats that are hard to resist 🥖🥐 Check them out at www.gatineau.uk.com!
We’re also adding some tasty newcomers to the mix:
🧀 A monthly cheese stall
🥄 Homemade chutneys
🌶️ Flavour-packed spice mixes
🫒 Top-quality olive oil
And of course, your trusty favourites are back:
☕ Ground coffee and beans to take home
🍎 The ever-reliable and always delicious fruit & veg from Styan
So come along, bring a bag (or two!), and enjoy the buzz of market day in Charlbury. We can’t wait to see you! 💚
Jim Holah ·
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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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The ever-popular annual Museum Plant Sale will take place this year on Saturday 7th June in the Corner House Garden (Memorial Hall if it is wet) 10am to midday.
There will be a great variety of plants on offer - trays of bedding plants specially grown for the sale, a selection of perennials, a vegetable and herb stall, and a selection of more unusual plants. All at bargain prices.
This is one of our major fundraisers each year so please come and support the museum and snap up some bargain plants at the same time. Card and cash payments both accepted.
Donations of plants for the sale are very welcome. Please bring them to the back entrance to the museum on the Friday evening between 5.30 and 6.30pm. Or bring them on the morning of the sale.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Judy Dod ·
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This will take place on 8th June from 2-5pm. Tickets £5 per adult can be bought on the day from the gazebo which will be in the Memorial Hall garden (children go free and have their own quiz to do too). Teas and delicious, homemade cakes will be served in the Garden Room of Memorial Hall.
Elisabeth Partington ·
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The Lord Chamberlain's Men will present Shakespeare's work as he first saw it, all male, in the open air with Elizabethan costume and dance. They come to Charlbury for just one performance at 7 pm on Wednesday 11 June 2025 in the garden of the Old Rectory, Church Lane, OX7 3PX.
It will be an evening of romantic confusion, mistaken identity, practical jokes and riotous disorder in this hilarious and lyrical comedy about love, it's many and glorious facets, and the mess that it can make of us all.
Tickets £35 plus £2.73 booking fee.
For further details and ticket sales: www.charlburyshakespeare.co.uk
Patrick Gallagher ·
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Please pop along if you have any family heirlooms and objet d'art you’d like identified and valued by Charles Hanson from TV's "Flog It' and "Bargain Hunt". We had a super event this time last year, and he is delighted to return to Charlbury to visit us again. It is a lovely event, and we do ask for a £5 donation to the Charlbury Community Centre on the door. Look forward to seeing you then.
Kim Harrison ·
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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. Meeting up at The Memorial Hall at 7.30pm. 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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Traditional Summer Fete at St Mary’s Church 2-5pm
Fun for all the family! A variety of stalls and events. Teas and ice cream AND THE STAR EVENT - The Teddy Bear Zip Wire from the top of the church tower!
Maureen Sparling ·
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11am -12.30pm. Come along for a guided walk with Peter Philp from the Upper Thames branch of Butterfly Conservation at Blenheim Farm our local BBOWT Nature Reserve. Book here and more information
The reserve is signposted east from The Slade (bottom of the dip) in Charlbury Grid ref: SP36519, take the footpath to the reserve and we will meet at the reserve entrance.
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Christine Elliott ·
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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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Got a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillor – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🗓️ at the Community Centre on 28th June between 10am & 11am
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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The Bring OR Take in the Memorial Hall is next week on Saturday 12 July but please bring your plug-in electrical items this Saturday to 3 Crawborough Villas between 11am and 12 noon ONLY (no other time please). This will enable them to be PAT-tested in advance and made available at the Bring OR Take in the Memorial Hall. Please do not bring old-style big TVs - they need to be taken direct to Dix Pit at Stanton Harcourt for recycling.
Organised by Charlbury Green Hub.
Christine Elliott ·
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BRING items from between 9.30 and 10.15am and TAKE anything you want free of charge from between 10am and
12 noon. You don't have to
bring something in order to take something, so please just pop-in to
take away anything you like.
BRING spare but usable items you no longer want:
household items, clothes, children's toys, DVDs, books, bikes, curtains, garden tools, flower & vegetable seeds, etc, etc. PLEASE DON'T BRING PAINT, TILES, KNIVES, OR CHILD CAR SEATS.
Plug-in electrical items have to have been PAT-tested by us in advance, so bring them to 3 Crawborough Villas ONE WEEK BEFORE on Saturday 5 July between 11-12 ONLY. WE WILL NOT ACCEPT PLUG-IN ELECTRICAL ITEMS ON THE DAY OF THE BRING OR TAKE.
Bring a photo of large items to put on the notice board rather than bring them along on the day.
You
can also bring along old spectacles, unwanted bras, used printer ink cartridges, dead batteries, broken lightbulbs,
and used water filter cartridges - please put them in the boxes by the door.
Items are given and
taken FREE so please respect this community spirit by not taking things
for resale or scrap value. Leftovers are given to charities or
Freecycled.
Photos might be
taken during the event, so if you don't want to be photographed then
please contact Janet or Christine.
Volunteers are vital for this event - if you
would like to help sort things out as they are brought in and put onto tables, and more importantly help sort stuff out at the end, and even drive to charity shop in Witney,
then please contact Christine Elliott 01608 811057.
Organised by the Charlbury Green Hub.
Christine Elliott ·
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Have a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillor – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🗓️ Near Londis – 10am -11am on 26th July
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Reduce the risk of identity theft. Bring confidential paper waste for secure shredding Saturday morning between 10.30-11am to the One Village warehouse on the trading estate just over the railway bridge on Forest Road (OX7 3HH). Cost is £5 per bag with 50% going towards local causes. Please phone Christine Elliott on 811057 for more information. Grateful thanks to One Village for letting us use their premises.
Heavy duty polypropylene sacks able to hold 20kg of paper are available FREE from The Cornerstone at The Corner House Mon-Sat 10am-1pm.
No need to remove staples, paperclips or plastic spines, but please DO NOT include plastic sleeves, folders or CDs.
Certificate of destruction provided if required. The paper gets reprocessed into paper products within just a few weeks.
Shredding by Datashredders Ltd
Organised every July and January by Charlbury Green Hub. Since 2009, when this event was first arranged in Charlbury, over 8,000kg of paper have been shredded for recycling and over £2,000 has been raised for Charlbury charities.
Christine Elliott ·
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Save the date! 5th August- 8th August.
St Marys and All Saints ·
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Charlbury Royal British legion
Coffee morning
War memorial hall
9.45 to 11.45 am
Jane parsons ·
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Beautiful Beaches - Work or Play
Juliet Heslewood
Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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The theme this year is Magic, Mystery and Legends. There will be all the usual stalls, food and fun. Fair is opened at 2pm and continues into the evening with live music. Book the date in your diary now!
Elisabeth Partington ·
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Have a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillor – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🗓️ Near Londis 10am- 11am on Saturday 27th September 2025
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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Noyes Fludde Film
Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Charlbury Memorial Hall
Exhibition of work by Art Society members
Tony Lloyd ·
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Have a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillor – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🗓️ Community Centre, Saturday 25th October between 10am and 11am
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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AGM followed by
Artists' Books
Memorial Hall 7.30
All welcome, non members £5 on the door
Tony Lloyd ·
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Have a question, idea or concern about life in Charlbury? Pop along to Chat with Your Councillors – our friendly drop-in sessions where you can have a natter with one of your town councillors.
🗓️ at the Community Centre between 10am and 11am on Saturday 29th November
No need to book – just drop in and say hello. We’re here to listen. 💬
#CharlburyCouncil #ChatWithYourCouncillor #HaveYourSay
Lisa Wilkinson ·
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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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