Bus
passes/tokens Free
bus pass to residents over 60 or registered disabled or £20 of tokens to
residents over 70 from SODC.
£13 of tokens available to residents over 70 or registered disabled from
Parish Council.
Contact: Mrs Anne Edwards. Tel. 01844 339794
Services: see Newsletter Diary for service times
Rector: Revd Caroline King. Tel: 01865 873451. Email: reverend.caroline@googlemail.com
Churchwardens: John Nowell-Smith. Tel.
01844 339650. Ken Field.
Tel. 01844 339671
Community
Education
Thame:
Wheatley: The Lodge,
Cricket
Tiddington Cricket Club
Contact:
Ray Manning. Tel. 01844 338911. E-mail. RRayManning@aol.com
Website:
www.tiddington.play-cricket.com
Doctors
Rycote Practice, Thame Health Centre,
Wheatley: Morland House Surgery,
NHS Direct: Tel: 0845 46 47. Flu Hotline: Tel: 0800 1513 100
Car
service to appointments at doctors or hospitals for those having difficulty
arranging transport – contact Fleur Hughes on 01844 338254
Flooding
Environment Agency Floodline Tel. 0845 988 1188
Food
waste
Raw
and cooked food waste collected every Monday in small green bin
Garden
Refuse
Fortnightly kerbside collection from wheeled bins at cost of £30 per
year.
Call
01491 823416 or email public.amenities@southoxon.gov.uk
for further details.
Gardening
Great Haseley and District Horticultural Society
Contacts: Sandra
& Eric Fincham, 10 Albury View. Tel. 01844 339675
Karate
Wednesdays, 6.00pm, Tiddington Village Hall
Contact: Keith Tunstall. Tel: 08445 610534 or 07958 508482
Library
Mobile Library: alternate Wednesdays 10.35-11.10am, Cricket Club
entrance, Tiddington
alternate Wednesdays
11.25-11.40pm,
See Newsletter Diary for
visiting dates.
Branch Libraries: Thame. Tel. 01844 212288. Wheatley. Tel. 01865 875267
Markets
Thame,
Tuesdays 8.30am – 4.30pm
Farmers’ market, Great Haseley Village Hall, 2nd Sunday of
the month
Farmers’ market, Tetsworth Village Hall, 3rd Sunday of the
month
Farmers’ market, Thame, 2nd Tuesday of the month 8.30am –
1.30pm
Organic farmers’ market, Sandy Lane Farm, Tiddington, Thursdays 2.30
– 6.00pm
Neighbourhood
Watch
Milton Common and
Tiddington: Chris Williams. Tel: 07710 620820
Newsletter
Published bi-monthly at beginning of February, April, June, August,
October & December
NHS
Direct
Tel: 0845 46 47
www.nhs.direct.nhs.uk
Parish
Council
Meetings held in Tiddington Village Hall at 8.00pm on first Monday in the
month
(2nd
Monday if first is a Bank Holiday)
Phone
Books
Residents of the Parish may request an Oxford Phone book free of charge
Tel: freephone 0800 833 400 and select option 1
For the
Police
Police Enquiry Centre:- 0845 8 505 505 (non-emergency 24hrs)
Thame Police Station opening hours: Mon & Fri 0900-1700, Tue-Thu
0800-2000
Post
Office
Wednesdays, 1.30-3.00pm, Tiddington Village Hall
Public
Transport
Buses: 280
275
Trains:
Recycling
collection
Cans, tins, paper, cardboard, glass bottles/jars and plastics collected
on alternate Mondays in large green bins
(See
Newsletter Diary for collection days and Bank Holiday changes)
Books,
CDs, videos, DVDs, cassettes at Asda, Wheatley and Waitrose, Thame.
Refuse
Collection
Waste that cannot be recycled collected on alternate Mondays in grey bins
(see Newsletter Diary for collection days and Bank Holiday changes)
Schools
Primary:
Great Milton C of E. Tel. 01844 279388
Secondary:
Village
Hall
Chairman:
Alan Stratton. Tel. 01844 339430
Bookings:
Brian Price. Tel. 01844 339977
Caretaker:
Bill Brownsill. Tel. 01844 339471
Waste
collections
See under Food, Recycling, Refuse
Water
Website
Village website:- www.tiddingtonoxon.co.uk
WI
Waterstock and Tiddington Women’s Institute
Meetings:
2nd Thursday in the month at 7.30pm in Tiddington Village Hall (see
Newsletter Diary for dates and speakers). Contact: Joan Wood. Tel. 01844 339598
Yoga
Thursdays, 10.30am in Tiddington Village Hall.
Contact: Yvonne Cartwright. Tel: 01844 279205
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South Oxfordshire District Council