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Berinsfield War Memorial
This is the official Website of Berinsfield Parish Council which has been designed and constructed to provide what we hope will be a valuable resource of information to all residents of the village.
A vehicle to find out more about what is happening within the Council and the wider Berinsfield community.
We wish for the site to be proactive as possible and to be a two way channel of advice assistance and information between its residents and the Parish Council.
It will be achieved by:
1. involving local people more in what is happening in the village
2. improving communication
3. engaging everyone in local issues
4. providing a platform for the Village and its Organisations
FOOTBALL CLUBS
The Pavilion, excellent changing facilities and well maintained football pitches, are available for hire For more information please contact Annette Loveland, Clerk to the Council on 01869 354135 or e.mail berinsfieldpc@aol.com
NEWS
PAGE (Parishes against gravel extraction) Open meeting will be held in Mount Farm Community Education Centre, Wimblestraw Road, Berinsfield at 7 p.m. on Monday 9th August, 2010 . All residents welcome to attend.
DO SOMETHING AMAZING - BLOOD DONER SESSIONS
A blood donation session will take place on Thursday 5th August 2010 between 13.30-15.30 & 16.15-19.30 at the Berinsfield Community Association building,Green Furlong.
To book an appointment please visit www.blood.co.uk or call 0300 123 23 23.
Please encourage your friends to come along. New donors are welcome.
Play is fun, free and great for children
"Our Place" is the theme for national Play Day 2010. In Oxfordshire, the emphasis is on playing outside and enjoying the play opportunities in your local area – for free!
The Oxfordshire Play Partnership, supported by Oxfordshire County Council, is promoting the benefits of free play - using what’s available in the local area and communities.
There are three free play events taking place in the county. Martin Gillett, co-chair of the partnership said: “Many people and organisations are giving us their time and resources for free, because they believe passionately in the importance of play. We want parents to come along with their children, enjoy themselves and find out how easy it is to have fun on a shoestring budget”.
The events being held are as follows. All are free of charge:
- Wednesday 4 August, 10.30am – 3.30pm, Southern Road Recreation Ground, Thame, which will also incorporate Cuttlebrook Nature Reserve and Thame Leisure Centre. Activities will include swimming, arts and crafts, dance, drumming and sports.
- Wednesday 4 August, 11am-4pm, People’s Park, Banbury. Activities will include messy play, DJ play, creative play and wild play.
- Friday 6 August, 11am – 3pm, Gloucester Green, Oxford. Activities will include scrap modelling, drumming workshops, a climbing wall, pavement art and messy play.