
Oxspring is a small but growing village community of under 500 households nestling in the eastern foothills of the Pennines a short journey from Barnsley and the M1. Sheffield, Wakefield, Leeds and Manchester are all within a 30 miles radius.
When should I call 101?
To report less urgent crime or disorder and for general police enquiries. For example;
- If your car has been stolen
-If your property has been damaged
-When you suspect drug use or dealing
-To report a minor traffic collision
-To give the police information about crime in your area
A "pop in club" which started in the summer at Saint Aidan’s Church Hall on Wednesday afternoons has been going well. It runs every Wednesday from 1.30 – 3.30pm and is an ideal opportunity to drop in and meet other local people for a chat over a cup of tea and slice of homemade cake! It is very informal and open to all.
The booklet of walks in the parish, long out of print, is now available to download.
Note that this guide was orginally published in an A5 booklet format.
Note that the file is large at 9mb
http://www.oxspring-parish.com/files/Walking Guide A5.pdf
The Sport and Community Centre project has a new website to promote the development. The site explains more about the project, and provides an opportunity to donate to the project.
www.oxspring-centre.org.uk
Don't forget we are always looking for interesting articles for the newsletter, so if you feel that there are items you would like to appear in the next issue and feel they would be of interest to the residents of Oxspring then please contact the Clerk.