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North Moreton News Useful Information Up-Coming Events North Moreton News Useful Information PCSO: call the Wallingford Team on 101 or email: [email protected] Issue 114 September 2016 Non-Urgent Police calls: 101 Crime Stoppers: 0800 555 111 Anything Glyndebourne can do… NHS Non-Emergency Number: 111 Parish Clerk: [email protected] 01235 511427 In the middle of June 2016, Peter and Polly Vacher’s aircraft Parish Council Chairman: Ros Templeman 07969 349 831 hangar was the improbable but hugely successful venue for the SODC Councillor: Jane Murphy 07970 932054 OCC Councillor: Patrick Greene 07899 878 344 inaugural night of Melhuish Farm Opera. Those of us lucky Parish Transport Representative: Veronica Gibbs 01235 813829 enough to get tickets saw the mainly young singers and play- Village Hall Bookings Marion Shipton [email protected] ers of Regents Opera give us a fresh and splendid performance Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators: Elm Road: Derrick Stevens Phone/Fax/Answer m/c 01235 813246 of La Bohême. A few props transformed the hangar into a cold Rest of Village: Nora Haycock [email protected] 812202 Parisian garret in the 1830s and the tragic tale unfolded with Concessionary Travel: 0845 310 1111 or www.oxfordshire.gov.uk great impact. In true Glyndebourne style the audience pic- Didcot Volunteer Centre: 01235 816709 nicked in the long interval – many of us enjoying delicious Postal Services: The Village Stores, Brightwell: Mon. - Fri. 9.30 - 5.30 Sat. 9.00 - 13.00 01491 835551 food from Alice’s Kitchen – and then returned to the hangar to Astons Village Hall Tuesday 9.30 - 12.30 see the inevitable sad ending. Citizens’ Advice Line: 08444 111 444 Consumer Helpline: 03454 04 05 06 www.adviceguide.org.uk All of us are grateful to Peter and Polly and their organising Refuse & Recycling Collections: alternate Thursdays Garden Waste Collection: alternate Thursdays with recycling group for all of the hard work that went into arranging such a Black Bin dates: 8/22 September, 6/20 October, 3/17 November magnificent event, and we hope that it will turn out to be the Green & Garden Bins: 2/15/29 September 3/27 October 10/24 November first of many North Moreton opera nights to come. Please note: Bank holiday changes in bold Nick Sanders Extra garden waste collected on 27th October Stop Press! Editor: Nora Haycock, Peckwater, North Moreton. Phone 01235 812202 By popular demand, Melhuish Farm Opera with Regents Email: [email protected] Opera will put on Rigoletto by Verdi on 30th June and 1st July Printed by the Churn Benefice 2017 - please keep the dates free. Copy for the December issue should reach the Editor by 22nd November Tickets will be on sale in the new year and those living in North Moreton News is published four times a year & can also be read on line at North Moreton will be given one week's advance opportunity www.North-Moreton.com of priority booking. Polly Vacher 16 Dates for your Diary North Moreton Parish Council including Forthcoming Events Neighbourhood planning Following the Localism Act 2011, there is currently some pressure on parish SEPTEMBER councils to develop local plans for their communities, and the Parish Council, together with South Moreton PC, has already had some exploratory talks 1 Parish Council Meeting, Village Hall, 8pm with the District Council about the options open to us, and their costs/ 9 MCC Open Evening, The Croft, 6 - 8pm benefits. The two types of plan which would be appropriate for North More- 10 Ride & Stride in aid of Historic Churches ton to consider are the Community-Led Plan and the Neighbourhood Plan. 10 Astonbury at The Sweet Olive, 2 - 10pm 14 W I Meeting Village Hall, 7.30pm The Community-Led Plan is cheaper and easier to produce, and addresses 19 Tea & Technology, Astons Village Hall 10am - 12 noon issues which might be of more immediate interest to parishioners – for exam- ple, parking, drainage problems, dog-fouling, transport, housing needs, vil- OCTOBER lage halls, cycle routes, footpaths – providing an action plan that the village 1 Concert in All Saints’ Church. 7.30pm can work with local agencies to achieve. Although it carries some weight in 8 Barn Dance, South Moreton School 8 - 11pm the planning process, it has no legal standing. 12 W I Meeting - Harvest Supper, 7.30pm The Neighbourhood Plan sits alongside the District's Local Plan and has full 29 Autumn Book Sale. Village Hall 10am - 3pm status as part of the statutory development plan. Whilst Neighbourhood Plans NOVEMBER can determine where development can take place in a village, they cannot be used to prevent development. The cost of preparing a plan can vary from a 8 Parish Council Meeting Village Hall 8pm few thousand to tens of thousands of pounds, depending on complexity, alt- 9 W I Meeting, Village Hall 7.30pm hough grants are available to help with this. 19/20 Art Exhibition, Village Hall times tba Both plans take around two years to prepare, and require a considerable amount of dedication and hard work. Although the Parish Council would take a lead, other interested members of the community would be encouraged to take an active part in developing a plan. If you have any views on these issues – whether for or against – the Parish Council would love to hear from you! The main features of both plans, and the differences between them, are de- scribed in more detail at http://www.southoxon.gov.uk/sites/default/files/CLP%20NP% 20FAQs.pdf Saturday 29 October and http://www.southoxon.gov.uk/sites/default/files/CLP%20NDP% North Moreton Village Hall 10am - 3.30pm 20DIAGRAM.png Fiction & Non-fiction from 50p Children’s books from 20p Date of Next Meeting: Thursday 1st September in the Village Hall at 8 To donate books please contact [email protected] p.m. Everyone welcome. or call 01235 810880 Collection can be arranged. Ros Templeman, Chairman Light refreshments available Proceeds in aid of church and hall funds 2 15 Bus update September 2016 Thank you to all of you who have registered to use the DVTG group bus to Wallingford on a Friday; you can register at any time on DVTG- [email protected] but don’t forget that you DO need to register to use the ser- vice. The timetable is up in the bus shelter by the church but don’t worry too much if the bus is a little late as it has been a few times! Initially the service was free of charge but from September 1st there will be a charge of £3.50 return (and £1.75 single). Unfortunately, there is no county subsidy, bus passes are not valid and the driver cannot take money for fares. These have to be paid in advance by purchasing tickets (although there may be regular users who are willing to carry/sell them on the bus itself). Patrick at the Bear has very kindly agreed to sell them during pub opening hours! But please let me know if this is difficult for you and I will get them for you. Veronica Gibbs (01235 813829) Volunteer Transport A reminder that if you are finding it difficult to get to hospital or other medi- cal appointments, either the Didcot or Wallingford Volunteers may be able to help. Both groups ask for a donation of 45p/mile to cover the driver’s expenses; this includes reasonable waiting time – up to two or three hours in the case of hos- pital visits. Didcot base their charges on the driver’s home and Wallingford from the centre of the town; a typical trip to the JR would be around £25 but this can be reclaimed by those who are on benefits. The volunteers can also help with shopping and visits to hairdressers etc. For more information and to book call Didcot Volunteer Centre on 01235 816709 10 a.m. and 12 noon (www.didcotvolunteercentre.org.uk) or for Wallingford Volunteer Bureau call 01491 836345 between 9.30 and 11.30 a.m. or email [email protected]. If you are a car owner and have time to spare, either centre would be delighted to hear from you. You don’t have to make a regular commitment - some drivers do several jobs a week, others just one or two a month - every journey helps!! 14 3 Volunteer for Oxfordshire’s Water-Blitz North & South Moreton WI The speaker at our June Meeting was a personal stylist, Mel Hawkins. She Volunteers needed for one day only! Schools, local groups and individuals demonstrated how much we are influenced by the outfits people choose to wear are invited to take part in the county wide water blitz. Check the water quality and gave useful tips on how to select appropriate colours to complement our of your local stream, pond, ditch or river and help build a water quality pic- skin tones. ture for Oxfordshire. For your free sampling pack register today by email- ing [email protected] and join in on 3rd October. EarthWatch Liz Elliot welcomed us to their lovely garden for our July Meeting. Members have volunteered to handle the data and map all results on their global water- and friends had worked extremely hard the previous weekend providing teas for hub with the resulting data available to everyone involved. the Village Open Gardens, so it was great to be able to relax and catch up. The August Outing to Rousham House was a good day. Members and friends FREE fortnightly Environmental Email Bulletin were given an interesting tour of the house, which we all thoroughly enjoyed.
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