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20 October, 2017
Have you booked yet for the fireworks? Our family bonfire night, with professional fireworks, is a week today, on Friday 27th. The display
Have you booked yet for the fireworks? Our family bonfire night, with professional fireworks, is a week today, on Friday 27th. The display
Full steam ahead for a brighter hall Dunsden Village Hall’s exciting transformation continues apace, with the old foundation stone now set into
Burglaries in the parish Three commercial premises in Dunsden and Sonning Eye were hit over the Bank Holiday weekend. The break-ins seem
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Headline_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Eyes down for our big midsummer quiz! Back by popular demand, this Midsummer Quiz Night on Friday 23rd June will
Get your tickets now for village hall curry night fund-raiser at the Loddon Brewery A fun evening is promised as the Loddon
Upcoming events Quiz Night! This Saturday 29th April, 7pm. Licensed Bar Quiz nights at the village hall are always popular – there’s
MP John Howell has pledged to work with Reading East MP Rob Wilson to support the CAGE campaign against 245 unsustainable houses in
Henley Road collapsing at between ‘Botany Bay’ and Playhatch roundabout We have heard today from Oxfordshire highways manager David Bullock of a serious deterioration
Oxfordshire County Council have launched a website designed to help people identify their flood risk and to respond to the threat of
The Wilfred Owen Association has generously offered to give Dunsden a sculpture by Anthony Padgett of the famous WW1 poet Wilfred Owen
This periodic event at All Saints Church, Dunsden provides a good opportunity to see inside the church where the young Wilfred Owen
CAGE (Campaign Against Gladman in Eye and Dunsden) is an alliance of local parishes and residents groups united in their opposition to
Why not come along to our popular and friendly quiz evening and help our fundraising programme for the hall? You can bring a
You have until 20 January to post your comments on SODC’s website about the Gladman plan to almost triple the number of houses
Councillor David Bartholomew has lodged his objections to the Gladman Developments plan for 245 houses in Eye & Dunsden parish. Register your views on
After a recent public meeting held in Dunsden Village Hall, Oxfordshire County Council’s Highways Department has released a series of drawings showing
The population of Eye and Dunsden could triple if developers are given the green light to build along its border with Emmer Green.
On 15th November around 36 members of the public Oxfordshire’s Highways & Transport Asset Manager Mr David Bullock give a presentation about raising
Next Tuesday’s parish council meeting will begin at 7.45 with a public meeting at which we will hear from David Bullock, CEng
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