Open to non-Rotarian's and Rotary members. The meeting will start with a single course meal at a cost of £10 per person. If wish to attend please email tony.carney@btinternet.com with any dietary requests by Friday 6th March.

Hoping self employment through gig economy (zero hours contracts) can solve their financial woes, a hard up UK delivery driver and his wife struggling to raise a family end up trapped in the vicious circle of this modern-day form of labour exploitation. Cast: Kris Hitchen, Debbie Honeywood and Ross Brewster. Doors open at 7.30pm for the film to start at 8pm. Members £4, non-members £6. Tea/coffee and biscuits included. For more information call 07742 368627 or email kingssuttonfilmsociety@gmail.com.

The theme for this meeting is ‘Deepen Your Connection’. All women over 18 years very welcome. For further information email banbury@esotericwomenshealth.com.

The Itinerary Triangle History and Archaeological Society. Presented by Mark Bletchley. ITHAS: ‘A society which looks to form an amalgamation of local historians and archaeological groups, committed to sharing knowledge with the objective though research and survey, to define the ancient societies and region created by natural geology, ancient roads and trackways’. This recently formed group is looking into the history contained in our local area within the triangle bordered by the Roman Fosse Way, Akeman Street and Watling Street.…

Illustrated Talk - ‘101 Things you never knew about Garden Birds’. Presented by Chris Ward. Tickets available in Middleton Cheney from: Library, Butler’s Pantry and Macintyers Estate Agents or online at www.ticketsource.co.uk/mclsg. Library Opening Hours - Tuesday and Friday - 2pm to 6pm, Wednesday - 10am to 2pm.

Talk by Martin Hirons, Bat Preservation Society. Bats play a vital role in our environment and are suffering a severe decline in numbers.  Martin will show us why these tiny mammals are so important and what is being done to protect them and how we can help. Parking available at rear. Under 16’s free.

It is the winter of 1944—1945 and life for the Dutch people is a struggle for survival under the German occupation. Making a welcome return local Oxford author Imogen Matthews will give more personal stories told by her Dutch mother of life during this time. Imogen’s books The Hidden Village and its sequel Hidden in the Shadows are set in this period of history and will be available for purchase after the talk. Any queries to Peter Cole 01869 811261…

A lively and friendly group who keep alive the town’s twinning activities with Les Pavillons-sous-Bois, an outer suburb of Paris and Montabaur, a small medieval town just 20 kms from Koblenz in Germany. It will be a Quiz and supper evening with indoor picnic and an entertaining quiz. Everyone welcome. To book your place, please call Anita on 01295 712388 by 24th March.