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The historic Church of St. Peter and St. Paul is the Parish Church of Deddington. It is open daily from 8:30am to 5pm.
All are welcome to visit the churches and attend any of the services in Deddington, Hempton or the Barfords. St John the Evangelist, Hempton St. Michael, Barford St. Michael St. John, Barford St. John |
Deddington Parish Show - Results
Once again, the Show committee and all their helpers pulled off a very successful Parish Show and, as in previous years, it was well supported by both exhibitors and visitors. The judges were overwhelmed at the standard of the exhibits, especially the crafts section in which beautiful, painstaking work was shown. What talent! Congratulations to Kate Petty, who won the Crafts Cup for her outstanding exhibits. The papier maché and junk models made by the children in the 6–8 years classes and all the 5 and under pictures were a delight. Also, our children showed that cooking is one of the favourite classes – their cakes and biscuits were wonderful and there were boys’ entries in the ‘men only’ cake class as well.
After quite a difficult season for all the gardeners, the displays of flowers, vegetables and fruit were amazingly well up to the usual high standard, which greatly impressed the judges.
For the first time, we included a class for home-made alcoholic drink, a move which pleased the two cookery judges, who tasted those entries last and greatly enjoyed them!
All the classes are open and this year, the Show Champion was a resident of South Newington and the winner of the flowers section lives in Bodicote. Everyone is very welcome to contribute to the Show, but it is also great to see so many Deddington parish residents exhibiting and doing so well. Congratulations to everyone who exhibited, whether they were awarded a certificate or not – taking part is the important thing and supporting this big community event.
Putting on a Show with 11 different sections numbering 102 classes in all takes a great deal of effort from all involved and the Show committee are so grateful for the help on the day from the stewards, the stall holders, the teas team, the runners, the scorers and to those who stayed to help clear up at the end and, of course, the judges. We could not run this event without all this help and of course it wouldn’t be any point without exhibitors.
Next year’s Show is on Saturday 2 September. The 2017 programme will be put online well before the seed planting starts next spring and the printed programmes will be available from the end of June. More children’s exhibits please, for this, especially for the 9–11 age group. Everyone loves looking at the juniors’ creations.
Wendy Burrows Hon. Secretary 338082
For the results please click here
After quite a difficult season for all the gardeners, the displays of flowers, vegetables and fruit were amazingly well up to the usual high standard, which greatly impressed the judges.
For the first time, we included a class for home-made alcoholic drink, a move which pleased the two cookery judges, who tasted those entries last and greatly enjoyed them!
All the classes are open and this year, the Show Champion was a resident of South Newington and the winner of the flowers section lives in Bodicote. Everyone is very welcome to contribute to the Show, but it is also great to see so many Deddington parish residents exhibiting and doing so well. Congratulations to everyone who exhibited, whether they were awarded a certificate or not – taking part is the important thing and supporting this big community event.
Putting on a Show with 11 different sections numbering 102 classes in all takes a great deal of effort from all involved and the Show committee are so grateful for the help on the day from the stewards, the stall holders, the teas team, the runners, the scorers and to those who stayed to help clear up at the end and, of course, the judges. We could not run this event without all this help and of course it wouldn’t be any point without exhibitors.
Next year’s Show is on Saturday 2 September. The 2017 programme will be put online well before the seed planting starts next spring and the printed programmes will be available from the end of June. More children’s exhibits please, for this, especially for the 9–11 age group. Everyone loves looking at the juniors’ creations.
Wendy Burrows Hon. Secretary 338082
For the results please click here
Friends of Deddington Church - Harvest Ceilidh
Harvest Ceilidh: a community wide event for all age groups: lots of music and dancing, and a supper featuring locally produced food.
Saturday October 1st (jointly with Deddington PTA)
Time: from 6.00pm till late.
In the parish church.
Tickets are £10 per person, or £25 per family, which covers 2 adults plus children under 16.
A buffet supper is included.
Tickets from Steve Miller or the Primary School gates (w/c 19th September)
Harvest Ceilidh: a community wide event for all age groups: lots of music and dancing, and a supper featuring locally produced food.
Saturday October 1st (jointly with Deddington PTA)
Time: from 6.00pm till late.
In the parish church.
Tickets are £10 per person, or £25 per family, which covers 2 adults plus children under 16.
A buffet supper is included.
Tickets from Steve Miller or the Primary School gates (w/c 19th September)
DEDDINGTON COMMUNITY CARES
As many of you will know, ‘Community Cares’ is a voluntary organisation which undertakes to give lifts to residents of Deddington, Hempton and Clifton to medical appointments at our Health Centre, to the Horton and Oxford hospitals or to pick up and deliver prescriptions.
The number of volunteers to carry out this help is dwindling and ageing and some do not drive.
We have been in operation for over three years now and have helped people in need regularly, but the time has now come to ask for more volunteers – younger and fitter than many of us and for someone to take over as contact and co-ordinator.
This is, therefore, a plea for more help in order to enable this valuable and gratefully appreciated service to continue.
If any of you feel you could help, please contact me.
Thank you.
Wendy Burrows
01869 338082 or wendy.burrows536@btinternet.com
As many of you will know, ‘Community Cares’ is a voluntary organisation which undertakes to give lifts to residents of Deddington, Hempton and Clifton to medical appointments at our Health Centre, to the Horton and Oxford hospitals or to pick up and deliver prescriptions.
The number of volunteers to carry out this help is dwindling and ageing and some do not drive.
We have been in operation for over three years now and have helped people in need regularly, but the time has now come to ask for more volunteers – younger and fitter than many of us and for someone to take over as contact and co-ordinator.
This is, therefore, a plea for more help in order to enable this valuable and gratefully appreciated service to continue.
If any of you feel you could help, please contact me.
Thank you.
Wendy Burrows
01869 338082 or wendy.burrows536@btinternet.com
Can you lend a hand?
Volunteers prepared to help set-up the market day stalls in the Church are needed.
We set-up on the Friday before each market day from 16:30 – 17:00 and clear away on the Saturday from 12:30 – 13:00.
If you are interested in helping then you would be very welcome, no experience required just a sense of humour and a willing hand!
Contact George Fenemore (338203) for more details or just turn up.
Volunteers prepared to help set-up the market day stalls in the Church are needed.
We set-up on the Friday before each market day from 16:30 – 17:00 and clear away on the Saturday from 12:30 – 13:00.
If you are interested in helping then you would be very welcome, no experience required just a sense of humour and a willing hand!
Contact George Fenemore (338203) for more details or just turn up.
Friends of Deddington Church Floodlight Sponsorship Scheme
Why not celebrate or commemorate a special occasion or loved one's anniversary by sponsoring our beautiful and spectacular Church floodlighting?
The cost is £25.00 per whole week's illumination and your details will be acknowledged on Church notice boards, Deddington online and in parish publications (or you may wish to remain anonymous).
For further details please contact Julie Goodman on 01869 338829 or email jgood1865@aol.com
Sponsorship forms are available from St Peter and St Paul Church, Deddington or can be downloaded here.
For a list of sponsors please click here.
FODC thanks Deddington Parish Council for their 50% subsidy of the floodlighting costs.
Why not celebrate or commemorate a special occasion or loved one's anniversary by sponsoring our beautiful and spectacular Church floodlighting?
The cost is £25.00 per whole week's illumination and your details will be acknowledged on Church notice boards, Deddington online and in parish publications (or you may wish to remain anonymous).
For further details please contact Julie Goodman on 01869 338829 or email jgood1865@aol.com
Sponsorship forms are available from St Peter and St Paul Church, Deddington or can be downloaded here.
For a list of sponsors please click here.
FODC thanks Deddington Parish Council for their 50% subsidy of the floodlighting costs.
