Blewbury Church will be open during the period of mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. You are welcome to come in, say a prayer, light a candle and sign the Book of Condolence.
HM The Queen: Mourning at St Michael’s
09/09/2022

Blewbury Church will be open during the period of mourning for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. You are welcome to come in, say a prayer, light a candle and sign the Book of Condolence.
DC Annual Report Bell Ringers Report to Parish Meeting
BLEWBURY PC annual planning report 2024
UCAB Annual Report 2024 Village Hall report for BPC
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Malthus Trust Annual Parish Meeting 2024 Report
Community Speedwatch and the SIDs

Me and my daughter Katrine (aged 6) and my sister Marina and her daughter Nastya (10) escaped from the aggressive and horrible invasion by Russia on Ukraine. When we arrived in this beautiful small village, I was very surprised at how many kind and friendly people live here.

Nature reserve – Sustainable Blewbury’s negotiations with Thames Water to convert the old sewage works site, at the end of the concrete path going north from the Village Hall, to a nature reserve have progressed well and we are now expecting work to commence in autumn. This first stage will be carried out by Thames Water contractors and when the work is complete, hopefully in early spring, we will be calling for volunteers to help manage the site. Before then we plan a full project launch with a presentation of what to expect on completion.
Woodland – On the way to that site is the field that was once the Quaker burial ground. The owner, in an act of very great generosity, is planning that SB should take it over to create a woodland for the benefit of the village and to assist the national campaign to increase tree cover in the fight against climate change. This project will need a lot of input from the village in terms of both hard physical labour and financial support. Planning is well underway and we hope to present our ideas in September. John Ogden, Chair, Sustainable Blewbury

Calling all local artists… An exciting new art project for Blewbury!
We have a grant from the Vale of White Horse District Council for a village art project. Initially linked to the village hall refurbishment, this one-off commission now has a wider remit – to celebrate our village and all that makes it a special place to live. It will be sited on a public open space in Blewbury.
We are seeking a local artist to lead on this opportunity, and will favour applicants who can demonstrate how they will involve the community in their design. The artwork could be in any medium or material – as long as it is durable and reasonably easy to maintain – and could celebrate any feature or aspect of the village, from historic architecture to chalk streams, downland views to atomic energy!
Interested artists should contact lisashayler@aol.com for an email copy of the brief. A paper copy can be provided if required. The brief details the application process, including how to submit your ‘expression of interest’ in time for the deadline of 17th October. The Blewbury Art Project steering group – made up of artists, villagers and PC reps – will then shortlist applicants to discuss their ideas, before appointing the winning artist. We hope to install the new artwork during next spring/summer, and can’t wait to see your ideas…
Over 100 sessions, we have created evidence to support the Village Plan 2016, which identified the crossings on Bessels Way to Blewburton Hill, and the London Road to Tickers Folly Field and the Play area as being ‘hot spots’ requiring traffic calming measures.

Thank you to everyone who supported us on our trip to Poland, transporting aid to the Ukrainian border. The journey was long but very rewarding and an experience we will never forget – we’re hoping to return again soon!

Blewbury A-level student Jordi Hart was selected to join the national team for the UCI Downhill World Cup at Fort William, Scotland, on 21st-22nd May, despite not living near any mountains! Sadly, the day was spoiled by atrocious weather and a crash affecting a rider from the US.

With all my heart I would like to thank my clients who supported me to go to Ukrainian border as a volunteer to help people in need. I also would like to thank all my clients for sincere interest throughout four weeks of my stay.
On April 24th Blewbury resident and Bulletin distributor Susan Fletcher set off to walk the Pennine Way in one go to increase awareness of Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and raise funds to help beat it. Susan was diagnosed with MND just before her 60th birthday in July last year.