What else is new
  • Ten to fifteen dead elm trees have been taken down along Muddy Lane, by the Green Team, as they were posing a safety hazard to passers-by. Muddy Lane is now under the responsibility of the Parish Council.
  • Warning of possible traffic disruption on Whitchurch Hill: Thames Water have put up a sign that they are carrying out "essential works" on 26th May.
  • On Tuesday 26 May the SODC Capital Grant Scheme will open to community groups and voluntary organisations in the district. Over £300,000 is available for projects like playgrounds, community cafes and energy efficiency improvements to community buildings. More information  
  • Footsteps - child pedestrian safety. The programme is designed as a short, step-by-step guide, with video, to help parents and carers teach young children the skills they need to use the road safely and become more confident pedestrians. Download more info here.
  • Scaffolders arrived on 18th May and have started erecting scaffolding around St Mary's spire. All of St Mary's services are currently being held in the Old Stables.
  • Pangbourne Meadow is one of 13 new sites in England  given bathing water status today, 15 May. These sites will be regularly tested by the Environment Agency to keep swimmers better informed about water quality.
  • Tue 2 Jun COMMUNITY COFFEE MORNING at The Old Stables, High Street 10.30am to midday - everyone welcome.
  • Tue 2 Jun TAI CHI & QI-GONG CLASS, beginner-friendly - 10.00 am-11.00 am - Village Hall - poster attached.
  • Wed 3 Jun DEMENTIA CAFE - 10.30-12.30 every Wednesday at Cedar Lodge - poster attached.
  • Thu 04 Jun PHYSIO-LED EXERCISE CLASS FOR SENIORS - 10.00 am-11.00 am in Whitchurch Village Hall - poster attached.
  • Thu 4 Jun Grey Bin Collection.
  • more events...
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