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  • A warning to be vigilant. Last night (Monday 10th March) there were two attempted break-ins of outbuildings at separate Hardwick Road locations. The police have been alerted and forensics involved. Whitchurch residents are encouraged to report suspicious cars and activities at night.
  • Thames Water have now completed their work in the playground. The site has been decontaminated and the playground has re-opened.
  • A Service of Thanksgiving for Richard Wingfield will be held at 2pm on Thursday, 26th March, at St Mary's in Whitchurch .
  • The Parish Council would like to remind those who wish to display posters promoting village events, to use the notice boards or alternatively, wooden fences or posts. The expectation is that all posters should be removed promptly following events. No posters should be placed on Highway signs or trees. For further information, please see the "Policy on Advertising" on the Parish Council page.
  • After many years of research Peter Hawley has published a colourful family history of those with his surname.  More here.
  • OCC is introducing a new booking scheme for visits to Household Waste Recycling Centres, starting on 14th January.  A time slot will need to be booked.  Explanation and details here.
What's on
  • Thu 19 Mar HISTORY SOCIETY MEETING - a showing of Nick Brazil's film "Wallingford, the Story of an Ancient Town" - 2.30pm in Whitchurch Village Hall - open to non-members.
  • Sat 21 Mar ART CAFE - The Old Stables - 10.30 am to 12.30 pm - in aid of Pangbourne Twinning Association.
  • Sun 22 Mar WORSHIP FOR ALL - 9.30 am at St John’s.
  • Tue 24 Mar TAI CHI & QI-GONG CLASS - Whitchurch Village Hall - 10.00 am-11.00 am - poster attached.
  • Tue 24 Mar COMMUNITY COFFEE MORNING at The Old Stables, High Street 10.30am to midday - everyone welcome.
  • more events...
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