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There will be a meeting to discuss Quarry’s special features on Thursday 16th May at 7.30pm in the Village Hall, Quarry Road. We will be joined at the meeting by Robert Lloyd-Sweet, Conservation Officer for Oxford City Council, who will talk about the special features, how they’re currently protected and what it means to live in a conservation area. This will be followed by an opportunity to discuss whether what else can be done to protect the area and whether residents would accept further restrictions on making changes to their properties. The meeting will be followed by a wine reception which we do hope you’ll be able to stay for.

Holy Trinity Christmas Event will take place on Saturday 17th November from 2.0-4.30 and Sunday 18th November from 11.30-12.30 at the Coach House. There will be various stalls, afternoon tea (Sat only) and children’s activities(also Sat only).

7.30pm Wednesday 7 November 2012

The Coach House, Quarry Road

Agenda

• Receive the Annual Report
• Receive the Accounts
• Election of Committee
• Discussion on Quarry matters:
•        Protection of Quarry special features
•        Quarry Village Hall
•        Residents’ concerns

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Film by Jean Wykes, ex-student of Oxford Brookes University

“Why I like Headington”

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Tea and coffee will be provided

The Friday morning meetings for coffee at Quarry Foundation School will not be held during July and August.

The group will reconvene on September 7th.

All are welcome.

The next meeting of Quarry Gardeners will be at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday July 12th in Quarry Village Hall.

Everybody is very welcome.

Bring plants and/ or books to share if you have any.

We look forward to seeing you there.

The next meeting of the Gardening Club will take place on Saturday 17th. March at 2.00p.m.

The venue is 20 Quarry High Street and the meeting will take the form of a plant swop.

It is not necessary to have plants to exchange in order to attend. We shall also be exchanging ideas and advice.

A Quarry Reading Group has recently been set up. Reading groups can give us the opportunity to reflect more on the books we read, to read a wider variety of titles and the opportunity to meet new people locally and make friends.

We are using the Oxfordshire County Libraries’ Reading Groups service, which gives us hundreds of titles from which to select.

The group is full at present, but do contact us ( spweavers@hotmail.com) if you would like guidance for starting up a group of your own.