Hello I want to introduce myself to you as the Funding Advisor at Newark and Sherwood CVS. As Funding Advisor, I aim to support voluntary and community groups with information and advice about sources of funding to help them become sustainable. I also work for the county wide funding project Focus on Funding (www.focusonfunding.org.uk). I know … Continue reading
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Have your say on the future of the village shop
Background:- You may be aware that our village shop and Post Office are at risk of closure when Peter Littlewood, the current sub-postmaster, retires. The business has been on the market for a number of months but sadly, at the time of writing, there is no current interest to buy. A village shop is a … Continue reading
Should/can we save Oxton Village Shop?
!!CALLING ALL OXTON RESIDENTS!! HAVE YOU FILLED IN YOUR SHOP SURVEY FORM? Should/can we save Oxton Village Shop? Please spend a few minutes to read this article and complete the short questionnaire that was enclosed in the September issue of ‘The Dover Beck’ * DEADLINE FOR RETURNS IS SUNDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER. You may … Continue reading
NOTES OF THE PUBLIC MEETING. TOPIC: CAN THE VILLAGE SHOP & PO BE SAVED
Nearly 50 parishioners and other non residents attended the meeting called by Jill Jones, Chair of the PC on Friday 5th July to discuss: CAN THE VILLAGE SHOP & POST OFFICE BE SAVED? The Shop/PO business has been up for sale for nearly 2 years and the Village Plan (2011) had highlighted that the shop … Continue reading
Oxton Through To The Final Round of the Nottinghamshire Best Kept Village Competition
Oxton has made it through to the final 16 out of the original 35 entrants and now face a SECOND UNANNOUNCED visit by judges OVER THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS. In the 300 to 700 population group, the four villages still in the running are Gringley-on-the-Hill, Orston, Oxton, and Wysall/ Thorpe-in-the-Glebe. Please do your bit … Continue reading
Chairman’s Blog – July/August 2013
Inspections:- Not many people know this but the PC has various assets spread throughout the village some of which have to be checked on a regular basis in order to ascertain their safety. A recent inspection of the hedges found no problems but two benches in the village have seen better days. It has been … Continue reading