“Something Old, Something New …”

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Friday 21st November 7.30 – 9.30pm

Village Voices Towersey, Galliard Band and Peter Sawyer present
“Something Old, Something New …”

Christchurch, Upper High Street, Thame. OX9 2DN
Free admission but please donate generously to our chosen charity “BBC Children in Need”. Village Voices Towersey, Galliard Band and Peter Sawyer have devised a programme of songs, dances & readings from many centuries, which we know will be fresh and novel for you.

 

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Read more: Chinnor’s Jem Crowned National Mobile Hairdresser of the Year 2025

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Oxfordshire County Council received more than 80 applications for its priority action grants earlier this year from groups and organisations working to make their communities more resilient to flooding.

Following an assessment process, 39 schemes are being supported with grants of up to £25,000, subject to confirmation.

Councillor Judy Roberts Oxfordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Place, Environment and Climate Action, said: “The quality of submissions was extremely high, and we would have supported almost all the projects if we had enough money to do so.

“It is fantastic that these groups are so committed to improving the situation where they live. When it comes to knowing what is needed to tackle flooding in a particular area, local communities are often the experts.

“This grant scheme is now in its second year and is a part of our drive to help residents take effective action to tackle flooding and extreme weather, which is being exacerbated by climate change.”

Projects to be funded include ditch construction in Chinnor.