13th March - David Day will talk on the Pendon Museum. 10th April - a visit to Blisthall Victorian Town (contact Keith on 01295 811934). Visitors welcome to any meeting. £1 (for refreshments). Meeting on the second Wednesday of each month, 2.30pm to 4pm.

Meeting on the second Wednesday of each month, doors open at 7.30pm for the film to start at 8pm. 13th March - Children Act. 10th April - King of Thieves. 8th May - First Man. Members £4, non-members £6 Tea/coffee/biscuits are included in the price. For more information call Jacqui on 07742 368627 or email kingssuttonfilmsociety@gmail.com.

Adderbury’s own not-for-profit farmers market. A volunteer run event with the aim of bringing a wide selection of local food to the village. At every market a hot meal is available to purchase (with a vegetarian option) together with a licensed bar selling wine, beer and soft drinks. The volunteer committee is delighted that it is able to give any proceeds from the market back to the local community by way of grants. www.market.adderbury.org www.facebook.com/adderburyfoodmarket

Warm up starts at 9.45am, with the session starting at 10am.   Children from 18 months up to the age of 16 can come and run, walk or skip around the park together.   Facebook - Banbury Kids Run Free. www.kidsrunfree.co.uk

Meeting on the 3rd Monday of the month. Join for lively discussions, educational talks and to make new friends. The fellowship is open to all retired members of the NHS and Social Care industry. Partners and special friends are welcome as well. 18th March - Crime Prevention talk. 15th April - Nursing in Conflict by Anne Watts (author). Further talks to be arranged. This branch is a new branch of the national organisation and offers national competitions in golf and…

Are you feeling lonely? Do you care for someone? Good to Talk is the friendly support group for you. They help carers and lonely people by giving a place to talk through issues or just have a general chat and space away from the responsibilities faced.  3rd Wednesday in the month, 10.30am to 12.30pm at Hanwell Fields Community Centre. Main contact - 07753 284857.

With an interesting range of talks and activities scheduled for the spring and summer, so there should be something of interest for all: 10th April - Hugh Warwick talk on that popular but endangered little mammal, the hedgehog. 24th April - discussion and display of Oxfordshire finds and archeology. 8th May - the History of Inn Signs. 22nd May - members will be bringing their musical memories to the meeting. 12th June - Patrick Baddeley talks on his 1,500 mile walk across India.…

The Sheep That Eat Men?! Martin Sirot-Smith, Director Emeritus of Sulgrave Manor, in costume as Lawrence Washington, the Tudor Builder of Sulgrave Manor, will tell of the Washington family’s involvement in the wool trade, its family and business links with other great Tudor dynasties, creating, what could be called, the ‘Mafia of the Wool Trade’. Any queries to Peter 01869 811261 or Keith 01869 810346.