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Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Newsletter Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Newsletter “Be part of it” also available at http://www.woottondrysandfordshippon.co.uk/newsletter SMALL SQUARE ADVERT Published by the Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Centre Dec 2019/Jan 2020 4.4cm x 4.4cm Neighbourhood Plan - REFERENDUM What’s in this month’s issue? (19.36cm²) RESULT! P2: Community Centre Fund Raising approx. We are delighted to report that the Referendum events on the Joint Wootton and St Helen Without Dear Editor Neighbourhood Plan on 24 October strongly endorsed the Plan with 89% voting in support of P3: What’s on in the Community SMALL HORIZONTAL the Plan. This is a major achievement for our area P4: Abingdon Area Neighbourhood Policing ADVERT and our community. Both parish councils have congratulated the Steering Group for the immense P5: St Peter’s CE Church Update 6.8cm width, 2.9cm depth amount of work undertaken over the past 3 years Oxford Cambridge Expressway (19.72cm²) approx. and the professionalism of the team. Now that the P6: St Helen’s Church news Plan has been made the Steering Group has Jumble sale extra been dissolved. P7: Wootton Warblers What does it mean in practice? Now every P15: Friends of Shippon planning application in the parishes of Wootton and St Helen Without must adhere to all the P16: What’s on in the community this policies in the Neighbourhood Plan as well as month? policies in the Vale of White Horse District Council's Local Plans Parts 1 and 2. The Neighbourhood Plan gives protection to various Local Green Spaces across the two parish council areas and, in particular, it provides for a western buffer zone between development on Abingdon Airfield and the village of Shippon. The Neighbourhood Plan now belongs to both parish councils and their duty is to implement not only the planning policies but also to action the various potential community projects that came out of the extensive consultation with the community. This will be a major task and of course will depend on the continuing support of residents and seeking funding from various organisations. In addition, the Plan will be under constant review by the parish councils to monitor if any of the policies need updating in a future Plan. The parish councils recognise that a number of residents did not support the current Neighbourhood Plan at the Referendum. They are keen to hear from anyone who did not support the Plan to see if there are any issues which could be addressed now or in a future Plan: Please contact the Wootton Parish Clerk at [email protected]. Full details are on the Neighbourhood Plan website: www.wshwnp.org.uk Christmas Craft Fair Sat Dec 7th 1pm until 5pm with festive refreshments. Adults entry £1.00, under 16s free. To book a stall contact Karen 01235 532816 or [email protected] Open from 12.30 pm until 4pm Drinks, snacks and cakes served all afternoon Serving lunch between 1 pm and 2 pm To avoid disappointment please book lunches by the Friday before PSA by contacting Karen on 01235 532816 or [email protected] PSA dates for 2019 Dec 8th. Beaders Group FOR YOUR DIARY We are a friendly group of beaders of all abilities. We meet on the 1st Wednesday of the month at WDSCC WADS Community Centre from 10am-3.30pm. If you are interested, why not not come along or contact Wednesday 29 January to Ronnie on 07855 324358 for more details Saturday 1 February 2019 Every evening plus matinee Saturday Wootton Players ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES By Alan P. Frayn It’s exotic, it’s eccentric, it’s extraordinary Tickets: £8 standard; £6 children and concessions ( Wednesday charity night: all tickets £6) 2 Laugh and learn Calling all Hobby Crafters Ballroom and Latin Dance Classes Craft club meets on the 2nd Thursday of each David Douglas International ten dance champion will be month at Wads CC 2-4pm room F1: Craft club dates: teaching beginners and more advanced dancers. Dec 12th This will be on a Monday night 7.45 until 8.45 for beginners and Please contact Karen Fysh for more details 8.45 until 9.45 for other dancers. You can then put your skills and practice on Friday nights with Mike and Margaret. Wootton Reading Group Do you love to read? We are a friendly group of readers who meet every six weeks on a Tuesday Roy’s Quiz Nights @ WADS Community Ctre evening from 7.30 – 9pm. We explore a wide variety Held on the 2nd Saturday of each month. of genres as we discuss the set book and choose a Bring your own wine/beer different book to read and discuss for our next Quiz teams up to 8 person £3.00 per head. meeting. If you would like to join us, and add your Further info ring Roy Phipps 01865 735865. thoughts and ideas to the group, please contact Rebecca Turner on [email protected] Get fit the enjoyable way for more details Join our friendly groups at one of the following sessions Pickleball Mon 2pm to 3pm - WADS CC; Main Hall Sandleigh Seniors Events Table tennis Tue 11.00am to 12noon – WADS CC; F3 2nd December - ChristmasLunch 1pm Table tennis Thur 11.30 am to 12.30pm - WADS CC; 16th December - Christmas Raffle 2pm Community Coffee Mornings Wednesday Club Every Thurs at WADS Community Centre During our meeting on 11 November the two-minute 9:30am - 11:45 (last hot food orders at 11:15am) Coffee, teas, silence was honoured at 11am. homemade cakes, toasted teacakes, bacon or sausage rolls etc. We were delighted to welcome David Barber, Swan All ages welcome Marker to H.M. the Queen. Historically all swans in the UK belong to the reigning monarch, and Wootton WI Update David gave a very informative and colourful presentation about his work with his team looking We will be holding our members Xmas Party on December 18th at after the swans on the Thames and the annual swan 7.30. A chance to relax, enjoy some games and challenges, a upping. HerMajesty takes a real interest in this bring and share supper and maybe a glass or two of something activity, and both the Queen and Princess Anne have bubbly! in the past accompanied the team on the ceremonial Our first meeting in the New Year is on Wednesday 15th January barge to observe the annual ritual, usually held in at 7.30 in the Community Centre when Sue Elsom will take us on July each year. David showed some lovely slides of a Journey to the Stars' and tell us of her own journey from midwife the swan upping when the Queen visited the river to astrophysics! Visitors are very welcome to this. bank and spoke to several schoolchildren who visited Those of us at WI would like to wish everyone in the community a that day. happy Christmas and everything you wish for in 2020. All swans and cygnets are counted, weighed and checked for any health defects. Sadly some get WADS HISTORY SOCIETY badly injured when they get caught up in fishing The Next Meeting is on Thursday 9th January 7.30pm at tackle or when pellets strike them from air Community Centre. rifles. Some swans can be saved from their injures by the vet. Otherwise they have to be put Talk by Bill King on ‘The magic and Mystery of Glenn Miller’ down. David and his team often visit schools to New Members Welcome Visitors £4 show the children slides on the swan upping and how they can do their best to protect the swans by not throwing rubbish into the river. The average life expectancy of a swan is 10/12 years although some have been known to live considerably longer. Local school children are encouraged to watch the swan upping and stroke the cygnets. They learn how the swans can be protected as much as possible on the river. Several well-known personalities come down to the riverbank to watch the procedure. It usually takes five days to complete the annual task. David's talk was well received and he answered many questions from the members; afterwards he chatted individually to people over a cup of coffee. The December gathering will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn Hotel when we shall have Christmas lunch there. Our January meeting on 13th will include a talk about Winston Churchill's toy box. 3 Abingdon Area Neighbourhood Policing Team Newsletter November 2019 Have Your Say meetings: Please come along and speak to a PCSO about any local concerns: · _PCSO Ali Blood and PCSO Susie Morley (Abingdon Town) on Monday 18th November, 10am - 12pm at the Monday Market, The Market Place, Abingon. · _PCSO Sue Haynes (Sutton Courtenay/Drayton) on Wednesday 20th November, 3pm – 3.30pm outside Drayton Village Hall. · _PCSO Rich Osborn (Marcham and Wootton) will be at the Marcham village shop on Wednesday 20th November 10am – 11am and the Wootton and Dry Sandford Community Centre coffee morning on Thursday 21st November 10am – 11am. · _PCSO Selene Moquet (Peachcroft) will be at the Peachcroft Christian Centre Coffee morning on Saturday 23rd November, 10.30am - 11.30am. · _PCSO Clare Atkins and PCSO Lewis Quarterman (South Abingdon) Mon16th Dec at Caldecott Primary School 3pm – 3.30pm and Tuesday 17th December at Thameside Primary School 3pm – 3.30pm. Crime prevention event PC Bryant and PCSOs Haynes and Atkins will be holding a crime reduction event at Kennington Village Centre on 14th Message from the Editor Dec from 9am – 12.30pm.
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