EYNSHAM NEWS
Onwards and upwards?
Issue 43 ‑ August 2020
We are delighted to introduce your new-look, 8-page newsletter, appearing every month from 1 August for a 12-month trial period. As ever, it will be delivered to 2,000 homes or more by volunteers – now drawing on the energies of the Covid-19 network, like our news sheets in early April. • Our regular delivery team – many of them retired and in a high-risk category – effectivelyc came to a standstill in March. We are greatly in their debt for years of dedicated support. • Concerns that the virus might spread through paper put all our print on hold in April. However, we are heartened by medical advice that any risk is eliminated in 72 hours. Do pass on this message to anyone who is still wary if you can.
Garden Village plans are finally on the doorstep –198 hefty documents from Grosvenor, conveniently timed for holiday reading at bit.ly/OCGV-out ‘Outline application with means of access for a mixeduse Garden Village, comprising residential, retail, food and drink, health and community facilities, hotel, class B1, B2 and B8 employment uses, education provision, burial ground, public open space with sports pitches together with ancillary facilities, landscaping and associated infrastructure and works.’
The Covid-19 effect While most recreation and social activities ground to a halt in March, ‘virtual’ substitutes have taken off and our great outdoors has come into its own. Around the village – more usefully for residents who don’t go online – our local businesses have been continually innovating, with door or window service, takeaways and free delivery – and improved outdoor spaces too. They deserve our support more than ever as we adjust to the ‘new normal’; and we all have good reason to help keep them going.
As we go to press, the District Council’s own Garden Village Area Action Plan (planning framework) is on course for approval on 29 July, with a six-week consultation due to run to mid-September. You can be sure of fuller coverage in our next issue! What’s in a name? WODC’s recommendation, chosen at length from 115 offerings, is Salt Cross. Objections have been raised about the consultation process but there are probably bigger battles ahead.
August events & deadlines • 1 Summer fruit tree grafting 10:00 • 7 Parking & loading consultation – opposite • 12 Eynsham News contributions 17:00 • 13 Garden Village outline application – opposite • 18 Full Council 19:30 • 21 Affordable Housing 17:00 – page 3 • 21 Infrastructure Funding 17:00 – page 3 • 23 Litter Pickers 14:00 – page 4
West Eynsham planning documents and planning applications will follow shortly, no doubt. Meanwhile, Jansons Property report that online responses to their proposals for the area are 69% in favour of an access road which avoids the Chil flood plain. Support your local shops! ‘New parking & goods vehicle loading bays in the village centre will help facilitate access to, and encourage the use of, local business,’ while new double yellow lines on Clover Place & Back Lane ‘protect the access to the car park and public facilities’ – details at bit.ly/3hq9QY9
… and further ahead… • 1 September Road closure, Acre End Street • 1 September Full Council 19:30 • 12 September Ride & Stride – page 4 • 31 October Village Show – page 4
Please comment by 7 August (ref: CM.12.6.206) to Christian Mauz, County Hall, New Road, Oxford OX1 1ND, or christian.mauz@oxfordshire.gov.uk 1
Helping hands in a time of crisis
From the Clerk’s desk
One of the greatest local success stories of the COVID-19 crisis has been the coming together of the Eynsham Heroes Coronavirus Support Network, says Laura Stringer.
An update from Katherine Doughty, Clerk to Eynsham Parish Council (EPC) – see page 7 for contact details. Coronavirus: We would like to sincerely thank Eynsham Good Neighbour Network and related volunteers who have helped residents over the past difficult months.
The network was the brainchild of Sean Grace, who was keen to harness the community spirit in our village to co-ordinate help for our neighbours during this pandemic. It quickly grew into a Facebook group of over 600 volunteers, as well as 14 neighbourhood WhatsApp groups for mutual aid and – in some cases – discussion of local birdlife and clandestine flour dealing! A core team of administrators convenes regularly via Zoom but has yet to meet in person!
Play Areas: We are working our way through the Government guidelines and repair tasks to allow us to reopen these as quickly as possible – Old Witney Road reopened on 15 July. In the meantime, we continue to ask everyone to stay out of other areas. You can track our progress at bit.ly/EPCplay Respect your community: An inspection of Old Witney Road play area on the morning of Saturday 11 July found a huge amount of ‘Birra Morreti’ glass bottles deliberately smashed on the basketball court. Litter had been left from a BBQ at Oxford Road Playing Field (south) that same weekend. Councillors, contractors and residents are routinely clearing a disgusting amount of rubbish left in our areas. Please put our rubbish in the nearest bin or take it home.
In partnership with Eynsham Good Neighbour Network, the volunteers provide practical aid for anyone selfisolating, as well as assisting Eynsham Medical Centre with deliveries. Thanks to the hard work of Pam & Bob Thiele, the group has also helped to establish Eynsham Community Larder, which delivers over 25 weekly food parcels – including fresh milk, fruit and vegetables – to households in need. The service is largely funded by community donations but is now part-supplied by the Oxford Food Bank. There are food drop-off points in Co-op, Spar and The Market Garden. Keep summer tidy! The volunteers are now also responding to the pandemic litter problem. If you’d like to help keep our communal areas, riverside, Fishponds and woodland paths clean over the holidays, you and your friends or family can borrow a litter picking stick and refuse bag hoop – kindly loaned to us by the regular Eynsham Litter Pickers – and join the socially-distanced summer clean up on Wednesdays and Sundays, or whenever you fancy. Just call or text Dan Levy to get involved (details below). Of course, the best solution is for us all to take our litter home with us! • • • • • •
Reopening the Village Centre: We have been working with West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) toward this. The aim is to help remind everyone about social distancing; and to promote the safety of cyclists and pedestrians by reducing traffic in the centre and creating a temporary 20mph speed limit across the village – see bit.ly/EPCVillage
Contact: eynshamhelp@gmail.com/ 07443 564516 @Eynsham Volunteers - Corona Virus Help Web: Eynshamheroes.wordpress.com Donate: bit.ly/eynsham-CSF Request a food parcel: 07738 063083 (Bob Thiele) Borrow a litter picker: 07852 748362 (Dan Levy)
We have also been liaising with Eynsham Retail Group to help promote local shopping, by creating timed parking bays and a loading bay. The details are now open to public consultation – deadline for responses is 7 August. Please follow the link from our consultation page bit.ly/EPC-asks 2
Planning: Feedback is still welcome on Jansons’ West Eynsham masterplan and housing development proposal. Grosvenor’s outline planning application for the Garden Village is online (ref 20/01734/OUT) with 198 supporting documents – deadline for comment 13 August. At the same time, WODC is consulting on its Garden Village Area Action Plan and other documents [page 1 and below]. Please respond to the consultations: we shall provide links in due course at bit.ly/EPCplanning
A greener future? One of the positives of the lockdown has been getting to know and value our local area and thinking about how we can tread more lightly on the planet, says Sarah Couch. GreenTEA is working hard for a green future and we think the tide is beginning to turn. WODC has asked residents if we think climate change is important and they seem to have got the message. We have been in touch with the Cabinet Member for Climate Change and their Area Action Plan (planning framework for the Garden Village) looks ambitious at first sight. It will need close scrutiny – and the teeth to deliver.
Eynsham’s Nature Recovery Network: We continue liaising with the network to help implement recommended maintenance practices. We anticipate preparing a new grass cutting specification for implementation from March 2021 over the next 3 years as we enter new maintenance contracts.
Meanwhile, we have secured funding via the Low Carbon Hub and Project LEO (Local Energy Oxfordshire) for a community powered Smart and Fair Futures Inspiration Panel to inspire the best and hold developers and councils to account. We are also embarking on a Smart and Fair Neighbourhood project to deliver smart clean energy to benefit the whole Eynsham area. There are high ambitions for Eynsham to be a real exemplar of our zero carbon future. If you would like to get involved, please email sarah.couch@ntlworld.com
Wharf Stream Way: While most of this trail uses public rights of way, the section from the Mead Lane turn-off to Wharf Stream footbridge is currently only ‘permissive’, so walkers could be prevented from using it. The Council is now pursuing a ‘Definitive Map Modification Order’ to protect the permissive section. We need evidence from people who walked the path before 1992, when permission was provided (use must be over 20 years). Please call 07956 901622 for a printed copy of the User Evidence Form, online at bit.ly/eynsham-WSW
Eynsham’s Nature Recovery Network has secured a grant from TOE (the Trust for Oxfordshire’s Environment) to restore areas of Eynsham for wildflowers, writes Catriona Bass. TOE’s Landfill Communities Fund is backed by Grundon Waste Management Ltd.
Have your say Community Infrastructure Levy: The CIL is a developer contribution to public amenities in the area. It is due upfront when planning permission is granted (while S106 is payable as houses are built and must relate to that development).
The ‘dog-leg’ of the playing fields near the Fishponds is first. Since spring, the grass has been left uncut and has grown into a fine hay crop, which Liam Barton of Long Hanborough is baling and taking to feed his herd of goats. Eynsham’s Graham Podbery & Simon Webb of Evenlode Farm will prepare the ground, then spread wildflower seed from a local meadow.
WODC is proposing 0% rating for major projects, including the Garden Village and West Eynsham developments. Your district councillors Carl Rylett and Dan Levy oppose zero rating, because key infrastructure is needed as Eynsham grows. ‘We are sure that there is more than enough gain being made by landowners and developers for an additional CIL contribution to be affordable.’ Deadline for your response is 21 August; call 01993 861000 for printed documents or visit bit.ly/32kT5JG
Next spring, the first flowers will appear, around which paths will be mown for the enjoyment of playing-field goers. Fear not Carnival lovers! The meadow will be cut in time for the Carnival funfair. The Nature Recovery Network is a network of individuals, community groups, local businesses and councillors in Eynsham and the surrounding villages dedicated to protecting and restoring our local nature in all its diversity.
Affordable Housing: WODC’s draft proposals to secure more affordable homes are also open to consultation until 21 August at bit.ly/3ewgxpB
Join us at bit.ly/eynsham-NRN
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It’s all happening!
Gatehouse Volunteers: New Covid-19 arrangements come into effect shortly. ‘The plan is for Gatehouse to make sandwiches on site and pre-pack them for guests to take away. We hope that you can supply the bread, butter, cheese, ham, eggs, tuna, etc, plus some pre-packaged cakes and fruit, if possible.’ Please call 01865 881346
Carnival Day? Not as we know it! We know that – sadly, but rightly – Eynsham Carnival had to be cancelled due you-know-what. However, all was not lost, as the Shirt Race Starter Upper, Toni Maybrick, took to her trusty bike to cycle around the village throwing treats to delighted children. And some of the Fire Station crew were out in the Square giving out safety advice – as well as answering questions from people interested in becoming an On-Call Firefighter. Thanks to Ian White for his photos of the events (below and the online jigsaw on page 6).
Grants for local people: Eynsham Consolidated Charity can make grants to relieve need, hardship or distress. The Bartholomew Educational Foundation can make grants to students, apprentices, etc. aged under 25. The trustees meet in February, May, late Aug/early Sept and Nov. If you need help, or know of someone who needs help, or you want more info, write to the Charities’ Clerk Robin Mitchell at 20 High Street, Eynsham OX29 4HB or email eynshamcharities@gmail.com Litter picking: Eynsham Litter Pickers are proposing recommencing litter picking sessions from 23 August. Meet in the Square at 14:00 to collect the equipment and agree which routes everyone is taking. Newcomers very welcome – just turn up on the day! – Pam Breeze
Eynsham churches – Ride & Stride: Oxfordshire Historic Churches Trust Ride & Stride is a fun family day out. The OHCT fully expects it to go ahead, even if in a simplified form, from 9:00 on 12 September. Eynsham’s Anglican, Baptist and Catholic churches look forward to meeting you.
And finally: Artist wishes to buy small house in Eynsham, ideally with space to work. Call Elaine Kazimierczuk on 07949 382555 Being active!
Eynsham Neighbourhood Car Scheme: We take patients with no other options to their healthcare appointments. We restarted on 27 July – but we need more volunteer drivers! If you are interested in helping, please call us on 07469 764174 – Posy Parrinder & Celia Davies
Anyone for tennis? Happily, we have our started tennis lessons again, following strict LTA and government guidelines for everyone’s safety. Lessons details as follows: Sundays: 12:30–13:30 ages 4–7; 12:30–13:30 ages 8–11; 13:30–14:30 ages 8–11 and adult beginners & Rusty Rackets. For more info, please go to bit.ly/eynsham-tennis Note: You can also book a court for one hour, for personal use, on Sundays 12:30–14:30. Payment in advance. For more info or bookings, email me on info@exceltennis.co.uk – Edward Large
Eynsham Village Show 2020. Yes, it’s on! We had to make a decision about EVS during the height of lockdown – and it was tough! After much deliberation, we decided to try to keep the annual tradition going – but at a later date. So, get your pens, diaries, phones or laptops out… and put 31 October in your diaries!
Eynsham Village Trail: Marisa Keeley has created a family-friendly walking trail, starting in the car park and lasting about an hour. Can you complete the trail and answer all the questions correctly? A great way to exercise the body and mind at the same time! To download and print the activity, and to see the answers, go to eynshamnews.org.uk
We know the fruit and veg growers (myself included) will be really disappointed at the late timing; there won’t be much produce to show. But we are working on different ways we can keep the ‘village show’ feel, and we hope we can count on your support with the alternative classes, etc. Look out for more info soon! Go to bit.ly/eynsham-show – Fay Taylor
It’s OK to croquet: Eynsham Croquet Club is open again! Our four courts have been renovated following disastrous winter flooding – and they are in great condition. Croquet is the perfect social distancing sport. It’s good for your health and well-being, too! To find out more, go to eynshamcroquetclub.org.uk – Roger Booth 4
Getting to know you
Not everyone likes running: At first, I didn’t enjoy running. However, at Roadrunners, I found a place where I could enjoy running on my own terms, and meet and have fun with like-minded people. You don’t need to be a great – or even a good! – runner to be part of a running club! If you want to get outside and get support with your exercise plans, a club like this can really help. Go to bit.ly/30dN4Mg or email eynshamnews.org.uk – Alastair Graham
Mary Evans – 70 years a WI member: It is rare for any organisation to have a member who has been active for 70 years, but Mary Evans has been a member of the Eynsham WI since 1950. Mary was on the WI committee for many years and was president three times, the last ending in 2013. She found the WI meetings always friendly, a good way to meet people, a nice social time – and educational. The WI would like to thank Mary for her dedication and hard work. – Valerie Johnston
Paths: A simple ‘How to’ guide: If you enjoy exploring our excellent network of rights of way, you may be interested in a new OCC ‘How to’ guide. It tells you what you should expect to see on the path (e.g. firm stiles with no barbed wire; clear waymarking; unlocked gates); who is responsible for getting it right; and what can be done if standards aren’t met. Go to bit.ly/2OvnzR0 – Sue Osborne Acts of kindness Face masks galore from … Eynsham’s Face Mask Line: So far, I have made 204 face masks and two other ladies have made about 70, all of which hav e been hung on my Face Mask Line at 22 Back Lane, ready for people to ‘pick’! The masks are free, but those who can donate cash or grocery items, or new material for more masks. So far, we have given £290 and groceries to the Eynsham Food Larder. Thank you, everyone, and thanks, too, to the Oxon. Crafters admin team for their support. – Julie Jordan
In the first of a new series about groups and organisations in Eynsham, we ask: Who are you? We were founded in 2010 and form part of The Rotary Club of GB & Ireland and Rotary International. We are fun-loving, active volunteers who give our time and talents to serve the community at home and overseas. We meet twice a month at The Swan (before Covid!) for speaker evenings and a meal, and to plan our fundraising events. We raise thousands of pounds through our muchloved Santa’s sleigh tour of local villages. We have supported local causes such as the Eynsham Day Centre, schools, the Skate Park and Fishponds. Further afield, we have made donations to Maggie’s Centre, See-Saw, Wheelpower, the Children’s Air Ambulance and Yellow Submarine. Internationally, we have funded Shelter boxes to provide emergency equipment and accommodation to disaster zones.
Eynsham Repair Café: Sewing volunteers have virtually grouped together to make face masks for the community. The masks are free, and we ask only for a small donation if possible to cover the cost of materials. Since 10 May, we have made over 390 face masks! If you need a mask, contact us at bit.ly/2WKomkz – Helen, Barbara, Cate, Corin, Eve, Imogen, Julia L, Julia S & Matt … and for: Eynsham Medical Centre: On 25 June, we put out a request for cloth masks for patients coming to the surgery without their own. Within two weeks, over 150 face masks had been donated! There will be an ongoing need for cloth face masks and any further donations would be very welcome. – Sue Rayfield
We warmly welcome new members! To find out more, go to bit.ly/eynsham-rotary or email us at info@eynshamrotary.org.uk Note: We are hoping to hold a fundraising event on 10 Oct. Look out for more info! – Tessa Hammond If you would like your group or organisation to feature in our Who are you? series, please email me at sarah.eynshamnews@gmail.com
‘The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.’ – Coretta Scott King, author and wife of Martin Luther King 5
Online Eynsham jigsaw puzzle: Shirt Race StarterUpper Toni Maybrick features in this month’s online jigsaw. Suitable for all ages, you can change the number of pieces and the background colour. We hope you enjoy playing at jigex.com/iYxx
Time to relax … Find the herbs! August is a prime time for herbs! Can you find these 12 herbs in the word search? Watch out, as the words may be in any direction! To print full-size and to see the answers, go to eynshamnews.org.uk basil chives coriander dill fennel marjoram mint oregano parsley sage tarragon thyme
… and reflect ‘You do not need to know precisely what is happening, or exactly where it is all going. What you need is to recognize the possibilities and challenges offered by the present moment, and to embrace them with courage, faith and hope.’ Thomas Merton And for our younger readers! Oxfordshire Libraries Summer Reading Challenge: Although Eynsham library is closed, the Summer Reading Challenge is still taking place online from June to Sept. This year, it features the Silly Squad, adventurous animals who love to laugh and enjoy all kinds of funny books. You can join the Silly Squad, and take part in games, quizzes and other activities! Go to bit.ly/31PcRwu Scavenger Hunt (1): Lucy Badger created a series of Scavenger Hunts for her grandchildren during lockdown. We’re delighted to share the first one online for you to print and enjoy! Go to eynshamnews.org.uk
Millie the Kitty (1): A first sketch by Lesley Francis Hello, everybody. I’m a cat of high degree, so why my family called me Millie – to rhyme with silly – is beyond my understanding, since I am far from daft. In fact, as they well know, I am HIGHLY intelligent and, between you and me, I only live here because I’m fond of them.
CAT: For some great activities from the Centre for Alternative Technologies, go to bit.ly/2OImpBE Thanks to Alice Walker for this month’s Colouring Corner. To print a full-size version of the artwork, please go to eynshamnews.org. uk Note: Since lockdown, Alice’s art classes have gone online. Go to alicewalkerart.online
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Quick contacts
Councils and churches
Allotments: Andy Swarbrick, 07789 995111 Bartholomew School: Witney Road, 01865 881430 Carnival: enquiries@eynshamcarnival.com Chemist: Lloyds Pharmacy, 01865 881283 Childcare: Health Visitors, 01993 881887 Chiropody: Baptist Church Hall, 01865 880871 Dentists: 4 Cassington Road, 01865 880047 Dogs: WODC, 01993 861000 Electoral Services: WODC, 01993 861410 Fire Station: 01865 881337; emergencies 999 Flooding: early warning 0345 988 1188; sandbags WODC 01993 861000 (out of hours 01513 432945) Gas: enquiries 0845 835 1111, leaks 0800 111 999 Good Neighbour Scheme: 07443 564516 Grass Cutting: Parish Council, 07956 901622 Hazeldene Close: roads & street lights 01235 541900; open spaces Remus, 0121 766 1480 Library: 30 Mill Street, 01865 880525 Market: St Leonard’s Hall, 01865 435343 Medical Centre: Conduit Lane, 01865 881206 MP: Robert Courts, 58-60 High Street, Witney OX28 6HJ, 01993 225020 / robert@robertcourts.co.uk Neighbourhood Car Scheme: 07469 764174 Noise: WODC, 0151 3432945 (24 hours) Pest Control: WODC, 01993 861000 Planning: applications WODC, 01993 861420 Play Areas: Parish Council, 07956 901622 Playing Fields: Managers Sue Brown, 01865 464267 Police: incident reporting 101, emergencies 999 Post Office: @Eynsham-Post-Office-Stores Power Cuts: 105 Primary School: Beech Road, 01865 881294 Recycling: District Council, 01993 861025 Road Repairs: Oxfordshire Highways, 0345 310 1111 – emergency reports only Social Care: (OCC), 0345 050 7666, emergencies 0800 833408 Sports Centre: Back Lane, 01865 731090 Street Cleaning: WODC, 01993 861020 Street Lights: 24 hour fault line 0800 317802 Toilets: Back Lane Car Park, 01249 822063 Waste Collection: WODC, 01993 861020
Eynsham Parish Council (EPC) Chairman Gordon Beach 01865 880979, Clerk Katherine Doughty 07956 901622 email epc.clerk@eynsham-pc.gov.uk Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) Cllr Charles Mathew 01865 882205, County Hall 01865 792422 West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) Cllrs Edward James 01865 731009, Dan Levy 07917 024212, Carl Rylett 01865 883643, Offices (opposite) Eynsham Baptist Church Minister Revd Zoltan Biro 01865 881670, church office / answerphone 01865 882203, Secretary Sheila Wood 01993 650263, web eynshambaptistchurch.co.uk St Leonard’s Church of England Vicar Revd Duncan Fraser 07810 324088, church office 01865 883324, email stleonards_stpeters@ btconnect.com, web stleonardseynsham.org.uk St Peter’s Catholic Church Parish Priest Father Mark Lagorio 01865 881613, email stpeterschurcheynsham@gmail. com, retired priest Martin Flatman 07719 646790 stpeterseynsham.org.uk Eynsham News Group Sign up to our new mailing list to be sure you don’t miss a thing! Our newsletter is delivered free to every home in the parish so it’s a great way to share your recent triumphs, current concerns and future plans. Please email us as below or pop a note through the letter box at 1 High Street (opposite the Coop). Our next deadline is Wednesday 12 August. Any events you post at Eynsham Online will be included automatically :-) • Editor (current affairs) Joan Stonham: eynsham.news@gmail.com • Co-Editor (recreation) Sarah Medina: sarah.eynshamnews@gmail.com Opinions expressed by contributors are not necessarily those of the News Group. We reserve the right to edit contributions. Inclusion of an advertisement does not imply endorsement of the product, service or event. 7
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