Please watch out for criminals attempting to use the publicity around COVID-19 as a chance to target you with fraudulent emails, phone calls, text messages or door to door services.
To help you stay safe please follow this advice on Covid-19 related scams from Thames Valley Police. If you’d like to receive regular updates you can also sign up to Thames Valley Alert Community Messaging.
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Following Government advice there will be no further church services at St Bartholomew's until further notice.
The church will remain open during daylight hours for individual visits and a quiet space....
Do you run a business or community group in Nettlebed? Would you like more people to be involved with what you do? If so, we are holding a meeting for all those that run things for/in the village at The White Hart on Wednesday 26th February from 7pm.
Please do join us to create an Action Plan for how we can get more folk involved in our community groups and using our businesses.
If you have an idea for something new you would like to run – then also please do join us. Contact our Parish Clerk, if you would like more details.
Amanda Foister OBE
07540 411779
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The council is offering free cloth nappy loan kits to parents, so they can ‘try before they buy’. The aim is to reduce the thousands of tonnes of nappies that are binned, costing the council around £1m a year to dispose of.
If you live in Oxfordshire and would like to give real nappies a try, you can borrow a trial kit with no obligation to buy.
Each kit contains a good range of styles and brands of nappies, with all the necessary accessories. They are held by local nappy suppliers and community groups, who will explain how the nappies work before you get started.
Click here for more info
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South Oxfordshire District Council has written to thousands of residents of our district who are EU nationals from countries outside of the UK. The letter explains what affected residents need to do to remain in the UK after Brexit and signposts them to further information.
For
data protection reasons, we were not able to send this letter to all our
affected residents, and so we would like your support to help us reach as many
more as possible.
Click here to read the letter and we would be very grateful if you were able to use any of your communications channels as appropriate to spread the word, and to help us get it out to any hard-to- reach communities in your area.
Andy RobertsCommunications Team Leader, Corporate Services South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils01235 422128 / 07717 274693
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