A new weekend is on the horizon and yet again we have a whole host of brilliant things to keep us all occupied. There’s so many brilliant things to do, how will you chose? Who says you have to? Why not enjoy a fish supper followed by a trip to the theatre to watch one of Shakespeare’s plays on Friday evening, then on Saturday you can immerse yourselves in a Victorian variety evening and to finish it all off you could explore Thrupp Lake and look for wetland birds on Sunday before closing the weekend with a night of smooth jazz… total perfection!
To find out more information on Abingdon events, head over to our website: https://www.thebestof.co.uk/local/abingdon/events
Should the time come when it’s best for your loved one to move into a care home, you’ll want to know that they’re receiving 5* treatment, day and night, 365 days a year. Bridge House Care Home in Abingdon is better described as a 5* luxurious hotel with ultra-attentive, friendly staff who ensure your loved one’s wishes are taken care of.
Have you been to Abingdon Farmers Market lately? It has been growing steadily as it reaps the rewards of belonging to the Thames Valley Farmers Markets Co-Operative.
We’re not sure how it happened but we’re already heading straight towards December! Have you embarked on your list of Christmas shopping yet? If the answer is a resounding ‘no’, fear not for we have a unique selection of gift ideas for every member of the family - all from our local Abingdon businesses!
This year the grand switching on of the Abingdon Christmas lights will be heralded by Tina, Jo and Bradley from S Club 7! If you’d like to meet them and have an official photo taken with them download the competition form!
Novelist Julia Thum talks to Lucy Herbert, who works as Head Skipper for The Rivertime Boat Trust, organising over 200 riverboat trips a year for disabled passengers and managing the 50 volunteer crew who make it happen.
The tradition of Meat Raffles or Draws goes back a long way in the UK and nowadays they are usually to be found in more traditional pubs and bars. Further afield, they have “chook raffles” for a chicken in Australia and the raffle of “meat trays” in New Zealand. The trays are typically composed of a mixture of cuts of meat or a selection of seafood and are raffled to raise money to support local sporting teams.
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