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The gift that keeps giving
Headington Fairtrade is an independent gift shop that specialises in a wide range of ethical and sustainable products that have been fairly traded from all over the world.
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Headington Fairtrade was started by members of the local community who volunteered their time to sell food and gifts at nearby churches.
Eventually this group of volunteers found a retail outlet in Headington. For the past 12 years Headington Fairtrade has operated from its current location on London Road, a main road into Oxford. Perfect for attracting passing trade, the shop has grown in size and stature since its humble beginnings. Establishing the shop was a costly venture. Funds were supplied by shareholders and by “friendly” loans. People are at the heart of what Headington Fairtrade does and it required a huge amount of volunteer time (it still does of course). It was financially very risky and there was a lot to learn running a retail outlet. But after a lot of hard work from many dedicated helpers, the venture was launched in the winter of 2010. The shop had to buy and sell goods and so could not be run as a charity, so 36. Thame Out
Headington Fairtrade was set up as a community co-operative. Being a co-op means that each member/ shareholder can have an equal say. By trading on fair trade terms they directly support the enterprise of community groups from across the Global South who grow the foods and make the crafts that the shop sells. Make no mistake, this is not another charity shop so prevalent on our High Streets. Shop Manager Suzie Hodgson and her team have a range of wonderful gift ideas beautifully displayed. The shop exudes a professional, yet friendly atmosphere. The products and where they are sourced sets Headington Fairtrade apart from other gift shops. They sell an extensive range of crafts, food, jewellery, homewares, toys and gifts by creative, innovative and enterprising people from all over the world. In addition, Headington Fairtrade stock household items which provide an attractive alternative to mainstream goods as they are more ecologically benign and ethically produced such as Ecover and Faith in Nature refills. All fair trade stock is purchased from established UK fairtrade importers or suppliers who are approved by the British Association of Fairtrade Shops (BAFTS), guaranteeing the fairtrade provenance of goods. And of course, items you won’t find on the average High Street. A stroll around the store and you will find Homewares and Craft Goods, Toys including some wonderful hand-made wooden toys from Sri Lanka. Greeting Cards and Gift Wrap, Gifts, Jewellery, Food, Drink and Eco Products, as well as Household and Beauty items and Hampers. At the moment, Suzie has sourced some wonderful Christmas decorations. Everyone connected with Headington Fairtrade is passionate about the importance of fairly traded products and ethical ways of protecting this beautiful planet for future generations. So, if you are looking for some unusual, hand made gifts for Christmas, call into Headington Fairtrade. There is a whole world of gift ideas and you will be made most welcome by the team.
104 London Road, Headington Oxford OX3 9AJ 01865 236944 www.headingtonfairtrade.org.uk
Opening Hours
Mon–Fri: 10am – 5pm Sat: 9.30am – 5pm Sundays in December 11am–3pm
THIS KITCHEN JUST £5,000?
Quality is affordable
You won’t be surprised by the design and build quality of these superb German kitchens, but you will be surprised by the price.
High-quality materials, innovative technology and precision German engineering combine to create a stunning range of kitchens.
A super quality kitchen is affordable. With prices starting from as low as £5,000, your dream kitchen really is within reach. Supplied only or fitted by an in house team, including building work if required. These kitchens will include appliances such as a Zanussi oven, AEG fridge/freezer and Blanco sink and tap. The one thing they won’t be is flatpacked. As you would expect with a German kitchen, they come fully assembled from the factory. A huge choice is available in a whole range of colours and finishes from various German Manufacturers chosen for quality, service and value to suit your budget.
THIS KITCHEN JUST £9,600?
Seeing is believing. The kitchen on the previous page cost just £5,000 (including VAT). Fully built in Germany, this rigid kitchen features soft close drawers and cupboards, 25mm German Luxury Laminate worktops and unpstands. The kitchen Includes Zanussi appliances (70/30 built in Fridge Freezer, Four Zone ceramic hob, Fan Oven, fully integrated Dishwasher). It also includes a Caple Black Chimney extractor, Blanco Dinas Stainless steel sink with Camia Tap. The larger design on this page, just £9,600 (including VAT). Again, German fully built, rigid kitchen with soft close drawers and cupboards, 40mm German Luxury Laminate worktops and unpstands. With Zanussi appliances (70/30 built in Fridge Freezer, Four Zone ceramic hob, Double Oven, Fully integrated Dishwasher). A Caple Black Chimney extractor, Blanco Dinas Stainless steel sink with Camia Tap. A full design service is included from our experienced kitchen design team. These are just two examples of kitchens from German Kitchens for Less range. Details, full terms and conditions are available on the website. If you require something more than a simple replacement kitchen, some walls knocking down or building work carried out? Fear not, the team at German Kitchens for Less can help you. Call 01844 853033 and make your dream kitchen a reality. A beautiful kitchen that won’t cost a pretty penny.
Unit 8, Rycote Lane Farm, Rycote Lane, Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 2NZ Phone: 01844 853033 www.germankitchensforless.co.uk
Christmas countdown and winter gardens at Hartwell Nurseries.
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ith the countdown to the big day well underway, many of us W are getting into the festive spirit with Christmas festivities in full swing.
For those still looking for the perfect real tree, decorations, festive wreaths and all those other items that you never knew you needed, then make sure you pay a visit to Hartwell Nurseries. The family run nursery in Aylesbury boasts one of the largest supply of real, potted and artificial trees in the area. From Nordmann Fir to Norway Spruce, they have the perfect sized tree to suit your home and pocket. Real trees are available from 25th November. Hartwell’s Christmas Shop is overflowing with a huge array of beautiful baubles, traditional hanging decorations, fun and trending ornaments, cuddly gingerbread men, gifts and so much more. As we all know you can never have enough festive cheer - there is always room for another bauble, a homemade centre piece or a new nutcracker to admire. Get ready to be inspired! Hartwell are also offering the opportunity to create your own homemade wreath. Join them in a two-hour session from Monday 28th November – Thursday 1st December at 2-4pm. It costs just £37.99 per person and includes a tea, coffee or Prosecco and a mince pie. Contact them to book your space.
Christmas Opening Event
Join in the festive fun at Hartwell Nurseries on Monday 28th November 4-8.30pm for its Christmas Opening Event. Get wrapped up in the Christmas spirit and visit the Christmas market brimming with local and independent business selling beautiful handmade items, including cards, glass ornaments, wooden gifts, scented candles, local gin and much more. Fill your bellies with hot street food and festive ice cream, plus take part in the raffle, which is all in aid of The Pace Centre - Hartwell’s charity of the year.
Winter gardens
When Christmas comes to an end, have you thought about how you’ll dispose of your real tree? Here’s Hartwell Nurseries’ top three recommendations on how to kick start your winter garden in the new year with using just your left-over Christmas tree.
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l TURN IT INTO MULCH Put your Christmas tree through a shredder or chop it finely to create fantastic mulch. This can be used around the base of your trees or shrubs to prevent compaction, soil erosion after heavy rain or frozen ground.
l SCATTER TREE NEEDLES The needles from Christmas trees make excellent ericaceous compost, which is perfect for growing rhododendrons, camellias, azaleas, as well as blueberries and cranberries. Scatter them around the base of each plant. l CREATE A HOME FOR WILDLIFE In the winter, birds and animals are always looking for safe places to seek shelter. Be sure to tie it down in case of strong winds. Come January, days are getting longer, and the garden is starting to grow. There is no better time to get out there and start planning for the year ahead. For all your Christmas inspiration and garden needs, you’ll find it at Hartwell Nurseries.
Hartwell Nurseries
Stone, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP17 8RZ info@hartwellnurseries.co.uk 01296 747961
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Bright ideas for your home from tillynilly creative interiors. Eat, drink and make lampshades
As you would expect, tillynilly creative interiors take interior design very seriously. That doesn’t however mean they are not
innovative and quirky. Take a look at their fun lamps for example. Bring in a bottle of your favourite tipple or choose one from tillynilly’s own collection and tillynilly will transform it into a fun lamp. You can choose from their wonderful collection of fabrics to decorate the shade. The tillynilly Creative Interiors. result is a unique item that would make 55 North St, Thame OX9 3BH a fantastic Christmas gift. They will be 01844 220035 created in time for Christmas, naturally. info@tillynilly.com
The first floor showroom is open to view further ideas for Christmas. Here you will find fabrics and wallpapers, cushions, interior lighting and decorative items for the home as well as made to measure curtains and blinds. There is a workroom where you can discuss your new décor. Customers can talk through project ideas and benefit from the design guidance of tillynilly’s team. Perhaps now is the time to think about your home interiors for 2023. tillynilly only work with the finest fabrics and materials and they provide a personal design service that’s second to none. Designing interiors for both the home and workplace. Their experienced team can arrange a survey, measuring and installation service for you. Call in and see for yourself how a tillynilly interior can improve your interior. Check the website for current opening times – www.tillynilly.com
Open: Monday to Friday (9am – 4pm) Saturday (10am – 1pm) Closed on Thursday
Lets make this Christmas a nutcracker
It’s that time of year again when Stratton Audley Barn transforms into the Christmas Barn.
e are all negotiating some tough times at the moment, W thankfully some seasonal cheer and a warm welcome awaits you at Stratton Audley Barn.
Parked outside the entrance you will find a classic Porsche with a Christmas tree attached to its roof. Something that encapsulates the quirky and unusual nature of Stratton Audley Barn and its owners, Richard and Sara. Sara strives to fill the barn with decorations and gift ideas not normally found on the average High Street. Many items are one offs, making for a unique Christmas gift. Step inside and you are greeted by a sparkling winter wonderland. The shop has gifts for men women and children alike. Cushions, lights, mirrors and tableware rub shoulders with jewellery, candles, games and traditional Christmas decorations. Shelves and display cabinets are cleverly colour themed. Traditional red, green and golds proliferate naturally. There is a lovely woodland theme running along the back wall of the Barn. This year a combination of blue and gold decorations are proving particularly popular. A sub conscious nod to Ukraine perhaps?
Renowned for their wonderful Christmas Trees, the Barn has them on sale now. Trees are carefully selected from their British suppliers in Scotland and Ireland. These wetter climates during the growing months mean stronger and healthier trees in the winter. Christmas trees are available in a number of sizes. The team are there to help source your tree for home or business. You can request a quote or order a Christmas Trees directly online and pre-order for collection or delivery. A selection of beautiful Fresh wreaths will also be available alongside Christmas Trees. Stratton Audley Barn also attracts visitors for their delicious homemade food. Take a break from the shopping and indulge in some warming soups and Paninis, or tuck into a homemade cake. Tea, Coffee and soft drinks, are always on the menu too. This year, a nice touch from Richard and Sara is a gift to their customers. Times are tough for everyone, so items are kept to 2021 prices, including the café prices. Why not take advantage of the ample free parking, sample some delicious food and let the Christmas spirit wash over you. Stratton Audley Barn. For a cracking Christmas.
Stratton Audley Barn
West Farm Barn, Launton Rd, Stratton Audley, Bicester OX27 9AS 01869 278184 www.strattonaudleybarn.co.uk info@strattonaudleybarn.co.uk
Open:
Tuesday to Sunday (Monday in December) 10am - 4pm Food served from 12.00am – 2.00pm For lunches, it is advisable to book in advance.
Northmoor Park is a bespoke development made up of six self-build live/work, barn conversion style new builds. Situated in a prime village location within stunning countryside and with outstanding views. Northmoor is a very desirable village, with a community including a community owned pub, the Red Lion. It is close to Standlake and Stanton Harcourt with a post office, pubs and local or for everyday needs. For more information please contact:
Darren Hunt MNAEA Sales Director Thame: 44 (0) 1844 399292 Suite 1 (Ground floor), 55 North Street, Thame, OX9 3BH
darren@collegeandcounty.co.uk Oxford: 44 (0) 1865 955050 9-10 St Clements, Oxford, OX4 1AB www.collegeandcounty.co.uk
A proud past and an exciting future.
2023 looks set to be a tough year for us all. But Kingsey Furniture & Interiors can reflect on a hugely busy and successful 2022.
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nder new ownership for the last 14 months, Kingsey U Furniture & Interiors are thriving.
December is a month where we look forward to celebrating the festive season, but it is also a month where we look back on the past year. 2022 it seems has seen Kingsey Furniture & Interiors performing to an exceptional level, working on all kinds of amazing projects. Kingsey have turned their talented hands to every room in the home. From kitchen designs, bathrooms, bedrooms, home offices to fitting storage into an attic space. Projects that have ranged from a single bespoke wardrobe to a huge kitchen diner.
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I see a huge investment has been made this year with a brand new replacement Edge banding machine, ensuring seamless joins in the cabinet work. Plus I notice investment in a new working environment for the team and a new showroom which will be double the size of the existing one. This will feature furniture for all the rooms in the home and is due to launch early in the New Year”. Says Fay. “The team have kept my initial dream alive and more, if you would like to have your dream kitchen or furniture for any room of your home in 2023 then contact the team now”. She adds. Kingsey Furniture & Interiors. Designs for a brighter future
Kingsey Furniture & Interiors have also been working on their own interiors. Huge investment in 2022 has seen extensions to the offices and workshop. As well as a brand new showroom that is the ideal environment to demonstrate Kingsey’s renowned design and build qualities. Kingsey was started in 2014 with a passion to bring quality bespoke kitchens to the local area. Now retired to France, previous owner, Fay stays in touch with the team in Kingsey. She is an enthusiastic supporter of the direction the business is taking. “It’s just over a year since I retired and left a fabulous team of dedicated and hard working individuals taking the business from strength to strength. I am so pleased to see that this has been a brilliant year for Kingsey Furniture & Interiors. But that’s not all.
Kingsey Furniture & Interiors Ltd
Unit 2, Manor Farm, Risborough Road, Kingsey, Bucks HP17 8LU www.kingseyfurniture.co.uk 01844 299820 – 01844 290 899 sues@kingseyfurniture.co.uk
It’s Christmaaas!
... said Noddy Holder and Slade. At Haddenham Garden Centre, it really is.
Christmas has burst into life at Haddenham Garden Centre. Everything you need for the festive season is here, under one roof.
A lot of thought has gone into the five unique themes this year that provide inspiration for your Christmas. Nordic Kitchen. A red and white Scandinavian look. Nostalgia. Traditional themed, red, gold and green style. Look out for the wonderful Nutcracker dolls. Frozen Lake. Natural looking and frosty. Captured in silver, white and pale blue colours. Midnight Cocktail. All bright, stunning colours of gold, green, pink and blue. Something a little bit different. And Winter Forager. A rustic, woodland and wildlife theme. Haddenham Garden Centre has all you need as you prepare for Christmas. You will find a huge range of indoor and outdoor lighting, decorations, Christmas cards and artificial Christmas trees, and of course the real Christmas trees that are available from the end of November. For Christmas itself, why not explore the huge Christmas and giftware department that is full of gift ideas for the whole family. Discover Stone Glow diffusers, Cath Kidston products, picture frames, candles, cushions, toiletries and so on. Particularly popular this winter are the extra long hot water bottles. Naturally children’s books, toys and clothing feature heavily at this time of year. One brilliant display is a model village by Lemax. Children and adults alike are transfixed by the colour and detail. Figures that move and chimneys that actually smoke. It really is a winter wonderland. You will also discover dedicated areas devoted to stationary, clothing for men, women and children and a pets area.
Don’t forget your pets this Christmas. Haddenham Garden Centre stock food and accessories for dogs, cats, small animals and aquatic. The Centre stocks a great range of well known clothing and accessories. Brands, including Barbour, Joules men, women and childrenswear, Brakeburn, Stormafit, Le Chameau and Hunter and Muck Boot wellington boots. Food and drink is of course a huge part of Christmas and for Haddenham Garden Centre. The Farmshop houses a butchers and delicatessen promoting local and regional food and drink. The Deli counter showcases the best award winning local and regional cheeses as well as anti pasti, cured meats, sausage rolls, pickles and lots more to tempt you. The Deli is a great place to procure gifts too. Their choice of hampers providing a great selection of products. Find your stocking fillers from an extensive range of chutneys, jams, and pickles as well as chocolates, sweet treats and crisps to tickle the taste buds. Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a tipple or two, would it? No problem. The shelves groan with Wines, Spirits, Beers and Ales. Specially selected for their great quality, here you will find drinks from local and regional breweries, distilleries and vintners. You can take a break from the Christmas shopping and retreat to the popular Gardener’s Retreat Restaurant. Enjoy a tea or coffee and a great selection of hot foods, cakes, and more. All food is freshly prepared on site, and Haddenham Garden Centre is fully licensed so you can enjoy a bottle of prosecco, wine or beer with your lunch. Haddenham Garden Centre. A family run business for the whole family. Take advantage of the free parking, and immerse yourself in Christmas.
A festive flavour
The Black Horse in Thame has all the ingredients for the ideal Christmas as Nicola Rogers discovered on a menu tasting evening.
or a taste of what’s to come this festive season, the Black Horse F in Thame invited local companies to sample their Christmas menu.
Nicola from Thame Out joined them. “An invitation to dine at the Black Horse really is pushing against an open door. It is a favourite destination for us all year round. Christmas time however is a particular lovely time to visit. It was late October, yet it really felt like Christmas had arrived already”. Located in the heart of this historic market town, The Black Horse is a beautiful pub and brasserie that brims with character
and generates a lovely, convivial atmosphere. Cosy snugs in the bar make for a perfect spot to enjoy a drink, whilst the airy conservatory and stunning barn brasserie are gorgeous spaces in which to enjoy a lunch or dinner. During the day, the sun-trap courtyard garden can be enjoyed in the winter sunshine. “Joined by my husband and two guests, we were warmly welcomed by the ever attentive staff and a very pleasant evening ensued. We were treated to a taste of the Christmas Party Menu. We started with a white bean soup with truffled girolle mushrooms. Accompanying the soup were the other starter options of a traditional pork terrine with apple and pear chutney, pickled cucumber on toasted baguette. Plus a delicious prawn cocktail served on a bed of lettuce with grapefruit, avocado and prawn toast. My favourite was the sweetcorn fritter with chipotle mayonnaise, and avocado guacamole which had just a subtle kick to it. The mains we sampled were a meltin-the-mouth slow-cooked beef blade with parsnip mash, parsnip crisp, and a red wine sauce. As well as pan-fried Sea Bream with prawn potatoes, buttered kale, and bouillabaisse sauce. The very tempting sweets started with a blackcurrant mousse with poached blackcurrants, and vanilla biscuit. This was followed by a lovely chocolate delice – a crispy feuilletine base, chocolate ganache, dark chocolate sauce, honeycomb ice cream with hazelnuts and pistachios. Finally an indulgent apple and blackberry crumble with vanilla ice cream. With filter coffee and mince pies (some of the best according to our mince pie officianado) to round off the evening, we were complete. To accompany the meal we enjoyed a bottle (actually two) of Spanish red (Tempranillo Damana 5). The festive menu starts on the 17th of November and runs all the way to the 30th of December. The price is £34.50 per person for three courses and includes coffee mince pies. The Black Horse also have great drinks package deals. These are available for pre order to compliment the festive menu. As winter blows in, come and savour the warmth of The Black Horse this festive season. A cosy romantic meal for two, a family gathering or a works party? It’s the perfect way to build up to Christmas.
The White Brasserie Company The Black Horse, 11 Cornmarket Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 2BL 01844 219050 thame@whitebrasserie.com blackhorsethame.com
A classic tipple for winter from our wine expert, Jerome Harlington.
Sit back and enjoy Christmas in a glass, with the perfect recipe for Mulled Wine.
Ienjoy reading ‘The Conversation’, an independent source of news analysis and informed comment written by academic experts, working with professional
journalists. Rarely are there articles about wine, but I was delighted to come across, the other day, a recent article including the history of wine and, at this time of year, as I write six weeks before Christmas, it got me thinking about the often derided and looked down upon by wine snobs - Mulled Wine. It actually has a fascinating history and story to tell. When the temperature drops, I like to stave off the chill with a big steaming pot of mulled wine, and fill the home with the comforting aroma of red wine, citrus and spice. The mention of mulled wine conjures images of winter-wonderland and white-Christmas scenes. Its long history incorporates both pagan and Christian lore, traverses old and new worlds and established it as a favourite Christmastime beverage, travellers’ tipple of choice and a tonic of sorts in times of convalescence. Whether for festivity or fortification, mulled wine has been around for at least 2,000 years. The ancient Greek version of mulled wine, Ypocras or Hippocras, takes its name from Hippocrates, the Greek Rajphysician regarded as the father of medicine. (It is also the name of the apothecary’s bag or sieve used to strain this wine.) Early versions of mulled wine can be found as far back as Ancient Greece. Wine played an important role in medicine in Greek antiquity. In the only ancient cookery book surviving to our times, De re coquinaria, we see a few versions of spice wine (conditum paradoxum) and wine with honey and pepper. The latter, known as conditum melizomum viatorum was recommended for travellers: the honey and spices acted as a preservative, allowing the alcohol to accompany travellers on long journeys. Conditum paradoxium became a prominent feature of the Saturnalia Festival in ancient Rome: the winter solstice celebration of the passing of the shortest day of the year and the rebirth of the Sun. Conditum paradoxium was a prominent feature of the Roman winter festival, Saturnalia. By the time of the late-Roman Republic, Saturnalia had grown from a one-day celebration to a week-long festival held each year from December 17 to 23. Consuming the warming wine as part of the celebrations was thought to help ward off winter illness and so became firmly associated with the December celebrations. Towards the end of the 4th century, this pagan solstice celebration became interwoven with Christianity and the celebration of Christmas Day. By the middle ages, mulled wine had become entrenched as part of the festivities throughout Europe. According to several medieval cookbooks the most common of the sweet, spiced wines in the late middleages were still referred to as hippocras, with the term “mulled wine” coming later. Just as they do today, ingredients varied depending on the region, but key components were hot red wine blended with sugar and ground spices – usually ginger, cinnamon and pepper and sometimes nutmeg and cloves. Mulled wine has been with us for millenia and whilst there’s a place for the convenience of ‘ready made’ bottles at the supermarket, I would urge you to have a go at making your own.
Here are my tips for preparing the perfect mulled wine:
Although you wouldn’t particularly want to use your best red wines, I would avoid using the cheapest bottles. Only when you heat the wine, you are left with the base wine, and if it’s of particularly poor quality, the flavour will be equally poor. There may also be unpleasant chemicals and additives that you may want to avoid. I would recommend a medium to light bodied inexpensive red. Such as Valpolicella or Corbieres. Remember not to boil the wine at any point, otherwise this will make your mulled wine taste bitter. Add the bottle of red wine to the pan with an equal quantity of orange juice, preferably freshly squeezed, or if from concentrate mix it with some water. With the added spices, I would recommend keeping these whole, otherwise your mulled wine could taste powdery, so use whole cinnamon rather than powder for example. You could try cinnamon sticks, ginger, nutmeg and a clove studded orange.
Method:
l Pour the wine into a large saucepan and add 500ml orange juice (plus water if from concentrate) l Add orange with cloves, spices and heat gently until almost boiling l Reduce the heat as low as possible – the liquid should barely tremble – and simmer for about 30 minutes so the spices infuse l Add measures of brandy or whisky to taste l Ladle into small cups or glasses to serve
If you have any questions about your Christmas wine selections or would like some help with placing an order, do drop me a line -
thameout@trailblazingwine.com.
Happy exploring!
Two traditional English pubs. One Fine Thai Cuisine.
Enjoy the delights of a traditional British pub – oak beams, stone floors, great beers – and the flavours of fantastic Thai cuisine, The Rising Sun in Thame and The Churchill Arms in Long Crendon.
THE RISING SUN
26 High Street,Thame OX9 2BZ l 01844 214206 l www.risingsun-thame.co.uk
Fine Food. Wide Selection Of Drinks. Live Sport. Outdoor Area. Takeaways. Loyalty Card. Quiz Night (Tuesday). Live music every other Saturday. Monday - 1/2 price G&T. Wednesday - 1/2 price Prosecco. Thursday - Mixed Starter & Prosecco for £20. Lunch Club Meal Deal: One Beer, Small Glass of Wine or Soft Drink plus One main Course for £10.
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Live DJ Kristian from 11pm-late (Free entry). CHRISTMAS DAY Open for festive drinks 12-3pm. BOXING DAY Open 12pm-11pm. NEW YEAR’S EVE Open for festive drinks 12pm – late (Free glass of Prosecco to toast at midnight). NEW YEAR’S DAY Closed for our staff party.
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THE CHURCHILL ARMS
1 High Street,Long Crendon HP18 9AF l 01844 335081 l www.churchillarms-longcrendon-thame.co.uk
Fine Food. Great Selection Of XT Real Ales. Live Sport (Sky & BT). Spacious Garden. New Decking Area. Function Room (seats 50). Takeaways. Loyalty Card.
