A volleyball session takes place in the sports hall on Wednesday evenings from 8-10pm run by experienced coaches Steven Fairhurst Jones and Felicity Brooks. Whether you’ve never played before and want to give it a go, or you haven’t played since you were at school or on holiday, this session gives you the opportunity to come and play one of the most popular sports in the world. Men and women of all abilities are welcome to this friendly, relaxed session, and the focus will be on helping everyone to join in, learn and and enjoy the game. Your first session is free!
Please contact Steven if you are interested on 07879 063 934, or email: stevenfairhurstjones@gmail.com
Witney Netball club runs sessions on Tuesday evenings from 7-9pm. We have players of all abilities and always welcome new members. The first training session is free of charge so why not come along and give it a try? Contact: witneynetball@hotmail.co.uk for further information.
There are many other sports which can be played in the Community Centre but for which there are not yet any classes or special sessions. Please ask about any you are interested in, especially if you may be able to start up a new sport, activity or club. Examples might include:
Charlbury Community Centre has full disabled access and facilites (such as showers, WCs etc) and can cater for most needs.
Charlbury Art Society has completed the first phase of a Community Art Project to make and install swoops of swifts. The individual birds have been made from mosaic and the first swoop has been placed on the Nine Acres Pavilion wall in our courtyard outside the library. They look fantastic!
Margie Glasgow has been awarded a British Empire Medal in the 2019 Honours list for her contributions to the Thomas Gifford Trust and other local charities. Margie was instrumental in driving forward the Community Centre project and we are very grateful to her. This award is truly well-deserved.
TG's cafe is now offering baked potatoes at lunch time, with a choice of fillings: cheese, baked beans (or both), tuna and sweetcorn with mayo. Why not stay for lunch after your sporting activities, or drop in for a tasty, warming lunch?
We'd love to reunite you with your possessions!
Most items will be kept for 14 days. Valuables such as watches, jewellery and expensive sports equipment will be kept for 28 days.
Each Wednesday between 1 - 5pm unclaimed items will be displayed in the centre and can be purchased for a nominal amount. After this, they will be given to charity.
The next quiz night will be Wed 23rd January, set by Ant and Jessie Horn. The café and bar open at 7.30pm for a prompt start at 8pm. Priced only £5 per player, these quizzes are usually a sell-out so get your tickets soon from reception. More details here.
A big thank you to Tom Smith for hosting our Christmas quiz.
