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Kidlington - Community Profile: July 2017
1. Map and Overview
Kidlington Parish Source: www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk
Overview
Until the 20th Century, Kidlington was very much a rural community but in 1928 land along the main road through the village was sold for housing and, just prior to World War II building of the Garden City estate was started in the south of the parish.
Since 1945 many other estates have been built and today Kidlington has a modern shopping centre, library, large village hall, market and many modern dwellings. There are a good number of Pubs, cafes and restaurants in or near the village centre as well as dispersed through the village.
Kidlington also has the headquarters of the County Fire Service, the Thames Valley Police and the County St. John Ambulance Brigade.
In addition to shops and offices within the main part of the village, Kidlington has an expanding office and commercial area along the Langford Lane to the north of the village. This Langford Locks area has a thriving business community that attracts businesses from all industry sectors.
This whole area employs nearly 4000 workers. Adjacent to Oxford Airport is the Spires Business Park with occupiers varying from the likes of Elsevier to Thames Valley Police.
Opposite is Langford Business Parks and Oxford Motor Park, a huge collection of motor traders representing many of the popular car companies.
Kidlington has many sports clubs ranging from football to running including rugby, swimming, cricket, netball, table tennis and squash.
There are various organisations providing activities for all ages from Scouting and Guiding to a camera club and the Townswomen’s Guild.
For more information about the village, see also the Kidlington Voice web-page.
As is appropriate for such a large village in England, Kidlington Parish Council is one of the largest in Oxfordshire serving an electorate of about 10,500.The offices of the Parish Council are housed within Exeter Hall - the village hall - and close to the Village Centre. The principal aim of the Parish Council is to create a thriving village in which people are proud to live and work and in which they can enjoy an environment free from unnecessary traffic, noise and pollution. The Council endeavours to: Protect and enhance the environment. Develop good communication between the Council and residents. Conduct Council business in an open, efficient and considerate way. This work is achieved through the professional staff; the main committees as well as sub committees and representation on external committees and organisations. The principle responsibilities of the Parish Council are: The management of Exeter Hall-the village hall plus council offices. Joint management (with Gosford & Water Eaton Parish Council) of Stratfield Brake-a village sports complex. Management of the Burial Grounds. Provision of allotments at 5 sites - Yarnton Road, Hazel Walk, Station Fields, Bicester Road and Blenheim Road. Representation of local opinion to other public authorities e.g. Planning applications. Recreation grounds and open spaces (and in association with the Kidlington Recreational Trust)
Population
The Kidlington parish population at the time of the 2011 Census was 13,753. Both the proportion and absolute number of those aged over 65 is expected to continue to increase over the coming decades.
Ward forecasts for the town supplied by Oxfordshire County Council predict the population of this age group will increase by 26% in the 15 years from 2011 to 2026.1 The forecast of the total Kidlington population in 2026 is 13,590.2
At the time of the 2011 Census 77.2 % of those aged 16 to 74 were in employment in Kidlington North and 79.9 % in Kidlington South with the rate of employment growth outpacing the rate of population growth over the previous 10 years.3
Kidlington has a greater than average proportion of residents employed in Professional, Associate professional & technical, Administrative & secretarial and skilled trades.
Schools
There are four primary schools with nurseries attached to three of them. Gosford Hill School is a large 11-18 Comprehensive and Specialist College of Mathematics and Computing. On the same campus is a community education centre.
Recreation
Kidlington enjoys good sports facilities. As well as recreation and sports areas managed by the Parish Council and Kidlington Recreation Trust, there is a Sports Complex on the Gosford Hill School campus and a fine modern Sports Pavilion with associated pitches at Stratfield Brake.
Transport and Roads
The main Banbury Road, the A4260, runs through the centre of Kidlington giving links to Oxford and Banbury.
The area is well served with public transport. The Oxford Bus Company City 2 runs a very frequent service to Oxford from the Airport.
1 http://insight.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/oxfordshire-county-council-population-forecasts-january-2014-excel-format 2 http://insight.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/oxfordshire-county-council-population-forecasts-january-2014-excel-format 3 https://www.nomisweb.co.uk
On the edge of the area is the Water Eaton Park and Ride service which has buses running to both Oxford City Centre and the various hospitals. The Oxford Bus Company 500 passes through Kidlington to this Park and Ride.
Stagecoach Oxfordshire runs the S4 which goes both to Oxford and Banbury and stops in Kidlington.
Oxford Parkway station is adjacent to the Park and Ride and gives access to London Marylebone with 2 trains an hour.
2. Deprivation
Part of Kidlington South ward E01028494
Community WardIMD Rank (min) IMD Decile Income Employment
Education, Skills and Training Adult Skills
Health Deprivation and Disability
Barriers to Housing and Services
Geographical Barriers IDAOPI
Children and Young People
E01028494 Kidlington South 15276 5 5 5 2 2 5 4 3 5 2
3. Service overviewChildren’s Centre Day Centre TransportOxfordshire County CouncilHave moved to providing Integrated Children's Services.The Family Solutions Service creates one joined up service for children and families, based in and delivering services from, eight Children and Family Centres.There is also the OXFORDSHIRE TOGETHER COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE.OCC is working with all other Children’s Centres and local communities to develop wherever possible, delivery of open access sessions such as stay play and learn and youth group sessions without ongoing council funding. To support this process Oxfordshire County Council have made available £1m transition funding to help community groups establish themselves in order to become self-funding and to develop and deliver the open access services that are most important to their communities.
Kidlington Day Centre for people with Learning DisabilitiesKidlington Day Service is based in the centre of Kidlington.The focus is to make sure that they understand everyone's communication. They make sure that everyone is involved in choosing what they do and how they do it. There is a local day centre which offers many activities.They run sensory, musical, interactive learning experience (SMILE) sessions here. Each session is perfectly structured to develop people’s communication.Location: Groves House, Oxford Road, Kidlington Organisation: Kidlington Day Centre for people with Learning Disabilities DailyAimed at people with an autistic spectrum disorder and people with learning disabilities.
Lilacs Daybreak, KidlingtonDaybreak is a small specialist charity that operates three dementia day clubs in and around Oxford. They offer dedicated care to their members with activities planned by their dedicated, trained staff who plan each day’s activities with the individual member in mind. The aims are to help maintain skills and abilities, to provide enjoyment and companionship, and to allow family carers a break from their care-giving responsibilities. The Lilacs Daybreak club is based in Kidlington, in a modern building in a quiet close. They have the use of a large, bright room with excellent
The Oxford Bus Company City 2 runs a very frequent service to Oxford from the Airport.
On the edge of the area is the Water Eaton Park and Ride service which has buses running to both Oxford City Centre and the various hospitals. The Oxford Bus Company 500 passes through Kidlington to this Park and Ride.
Stagecoach Oxfordshire runs the S4 which goes both to Oxford and Banbury and stops in Kidlington.
Oxford Parkway station is adjacent to the Park and Ride and gives access to London Marylebone with 2 trains an hour.
facilities. Their lunches are cooked by the Kings Arms in Kidlington. Activities include games, music exercises & quizzes. Phone or email to arrange a visit.Location: 11 Charlbury Close, Kidlington, OX5 2BW Costs: £20 Day: MondayWednesdayThursdayFridayFrequency: Daily Opening times: 9:30am - 3pm Wheelchair accessibleServices intended for: People with Dementia or Alzheimer'sOlder people - (Source: https://livewell.oxfordshire.gov.uk/Services)
4. Distances to Services
Community Barriers to Housing and Services
Geographical Barriers
Distance (km) to:
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KidlingtonE01028494 4 3 0.98 0.40 0.70 1.19
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5. Community Assets
Name Details1 to 1 CareTel: 01865 34 31 34Email: [email protected]: Stewart House The Notcutts Centre Oxford OX44 9PP
1 to 1 Care provides personal home care for adults, with a well - established presence in Kidlington and surrounding villages. 1 to 1 Care is fully registered with the Commission for Social Care & Inspection are approved providers to Oxfordshire County Council and Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust. They also work closely with Sir Michael Sobell House Hospice and many Direct Payments and Private Service Users.
Citizens Advice Bureau Tel: 01869 321806Exeter Hall, Kidlington.Thursdays 10am –1pm (appointment only). Phone to make an appointment before visiting.
Exeter HallOxford Road, Kidlington
Exeter Hall dates back to the 70's and is a centralised community building located opposite the Library, on the main Oxford Road through Kidlington.
It comprises of a Large Hall complete with Stage and Catering facilities, a Small Hall, Committee Room and Parish Offices.
The Kidlington Information Centre and Cherwell District Council also have office provision.
The management committee aims to provide the best venue in Kidlington for social activities and support for all members of the community.
The Main and Small Hall along with the Committee Room are all available to hire to a variety of groups, some of which include:
Kidlington based charities - Evergreens, Lunch Club, Charity Bingo.
For hire - Parties, weddings, conferences etc.
Parish meetings Community events - Variety Show, New
Year's Eve Dance
They seek to provide a balance between what the local residents think is a fair charge for the hire of the hall and at the same time attract commercial organisations to hire the hall and the many facilities available to them.
Exeter Hall is currently being considered for alterations and improvements, this is under review with the Parish Council.
Stratfield BrakeFrieze Way, Kidlington OX5 1UP
Stratfield Brake is Kidlington’s premier sporting facility with a fine pavilion, two cricket grounds, three rugby pitches, a football pitch and the largest area of public open space in the village.
A joint committee of Kidlington Parish Council and Gosford and Water Eaton Parish Council manages the pavilion and grounds.
The pavilion provides excellent modern space for conferences and parties and is available for hire Monday to Friday 9-5pm and Friday evening 6 - 11:30pm.
Regular users of the sports ground include:
Kidlington Cricket Club - www.kidlingtoncricket.com Gosford All Blacks Rugby Club - [email protected] Kidlington Running and Athletics Club - www.kidlingtonrunning.co.uk Kidlington Youth Football Club - www.kyfc.co.uk
The adjoining land is owned by the Woodland Trust and includes walks through woods and lakes which have been specially created to attract wild life and wetland birds.
Exeter Close Pavilion The Parish Council Pavilion is a modern building sited in Exeter Close adjacent to the Sports Field and Tennis Courts. The facilities include a large hall with tea and coffee facilities.
Additionally the changing rooms are used by the Kidlington Old Boys FC under a user agreement.
The Pavilion was substantially refurbished in 2009 with money raised from the Kidlington Forum Table Tennis Club. It offers a large light hall overlooking Exeter Close Park.
The Pavilion is available to hire Tuesday afternoons and all day Wednesday for a minimum of 3 hours.
This venue has limited equipment and is most suitable for an exercise or dance class.
Kidlington and Gosford Sports CentreOxford RoadKidlingtonOX5 2NU
Tel: 01865 376368 25m Swimming Pool 3 Squash Courts Sauna/Steam Room Jacuzzi Crèche Sports Hall All Weather Pitch Health and Fitness Studio Activity Area Sunbeds Function Room "Crazy Colosseum" Soft Play Area
Kidlington Library Tel: 01865 373067Ron Grove House, 23 Oxford Road, Kidlington
Opening Hours: Mon 09:30 - 17:00 Tue 09:30 - 19:00 Wed 09:30 - 13:00 Thu 09:30 - 17:00 Fri 09:30 - 19:00 Sat 09:30 - 16:30
Kidlington Lynx Community Bus Tel: 01295 273086
Source: http://kidlington-pc.gov.uk/orgs.asp
6. Community Activity – Overview
Theme Group and details Contact NotesChildren 1315 (Kidlington)
Squadron Air Training Corps
Flying Officer Jonathan Byford 01865 379950www.kidlingtonaircadets.org.ukadmin@kidlingtonaircadets.org.ukDeaufort HouseSterling RoadKidlingtonOX5 2DT
Kidlington Air Cadets is part of a national organisation called the Air Training Corps – or ATC.Kidlington Air Cadets and the wider Air Cadet Organisation provides opportunities for boys
and girls to get airborne, meet new people, learn new skills, develop in character and ability and have fun doing it. It does not mean you have to join the RAF.
Boy’s Brigade Mr. J Winterbottom01865 55612059 Rosamund RoadWolvercote
Forum Youth CentreOxford Road Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 1AB
Jayne Hancox Area Youth Worker01865 375555
Guides, Brownies, Rainbows & Senior Section
Yvette Dodd01865 37329591 Cherwell AvenueKidlingtonOxfordOX5 2JN
Jo Jingles Oxford www.jojingles.com/[email protected] Netherton RoadAppletonAbingdonOXONClaire 01865 863800
Jo Jingles Oxford offer music and movement classes for pre-school aged children and babies. Classes are held in the Forum Youth Centre, next to Exeter Hall, on a Tuesday afternoon for 3-5 year olds (1.15pm) and walking to 3 year olds (2.10pm). Classes last 45 minutes and include lots of songs and nursery rhymes as well as movement and action songs and the use of 2 different percussion instruments in each class.
Kaleidoscope Centre for Families
Next to Forum Youth Centre.Mrs. Sue Laverty01865 372591
Kidlington Fire Mr. R S Robson
Cadets 01865 842999Sterling RoadHeadquartersKidlington
MAGPIES Out of School Club077 2605 1043/4/5www.kidlingtonmagpies.co.uk
Edward Field School KidlingtonOX5 2LG.Tel: 077 2605 1043/4/[email protected]
Magpies provide childcare before school, after school, during holidays and teacher training days for those living and working in the Kidlington area.
Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, & Explorers
Mr. R Shewry01865 [email protected] Honor CloseKidlingtonOX5 2XL
General Angling Society Mr. T Lester01865 37694375 Mill StreetKidlington
Bonsai Society Mrs. L Hooper01865 37495417 Field CloseKidlington
Charity BingoExeter Hall KidlingtonOX5 1AB
Peter Dillon 01869 242193Jane Leach 01869 357891
Every Tuesday evening from 18:30 - 21:30pm.Bingo books to purchase along with raffle tickets.Money raised goes to charity.
Dystonia Society Mrs. F McKeever01865 375399Orchard CottageGreen RoadKidlington
Focus (Oxfordshire Mind mental health resource centre)
Prue Sykes or Michelle Smith01865 [email protected] Road Social ClubKidlingtonOxfordOX5 1AT
Thursdays 9.30 am - 3.30 pmFocus offers resources and support to people with mental health or related issues, and to their carers, in or around Kidlington. It is an informal and friendly centre, to which anyone is welcome to drop in
on a Thursday. There is always a worker available to talk to. In addition they have books and information, newspapers, creative activities, outings, computer and internet access. There are also opportunities to learn new skills and access training, and they run groups on depression, stress management etc.
Folk Dance Club Mr. L Scrivings01865 37208527 Churchill RoadKidlington
Friendly Faces Mr. Les Scrivings01865 37208527 Churchill RoadKidlington
Glebe House League of Friends
Mrs. Anna Clifton01865 841859Glebe House8 Mill StreetKidlington
Gosford Sew & Sews
Mrs. Eleanor Fraser01865 379115Kidlington
K.A.O.SKidlington Amateur Operatic Society
Mary Clarke01865 [email protected] Stock Trees CloseYarntonKidlington
Kidlington African-Caribbean Forum
01865 [email protected] Croft AvenueKidlingtonOX5 2HT
The Kidlington African Caribbean Forum exist to meet the cultural needs of the people. For dissemination of information and support in the areas of accommodation, the community, education and the
social life. Meeting once a month at 59 Croft Avenue, Kidlington.
Kidlington and District Historical Society
Mr. Henry Brougham01865 372555140 The MoorsKidlington
Kidlington Camera Club
Mrs. Jill Grain01865 375869www.kidlingtoncameraclub.co.ukinfo@kidlingtoncameraclub.co.uk3 The RookeryKidlingtonOX5 1AW
Meet at Foresters Hall, Kidlington on Mondays at 7.30 from September to April. Visitors welcome.
Kidlington Concert Brass
Mr. Liam King01865 8428137 Benmead RoadKidlington
Kidlington Gardening Society
Mr. Bert Didock01865 379517159 Oxford RoadKidlington
Kidlington Green Social ClubGreen RoadKidlington
01865 [email protected]
Darts, Snooker, Pool, Machines, Bingo, Quiz, Juke Box and many other games' including TV Football. Comfortable and clean seating. Main Bar, Lounge and Function Room. Large car park. Extensive range of draught beers, lagers and ciders at club prices. Live bands and discos.
Kidlington Recreational Trust Social ClubYarnton RoadKidlingtonOX5 1AT
01865 841526 [email protected]
The Kidlington Recreational Trust Social Club (KRTSC) has been established since 1971 and offers a wide range of facilities for members of all ages and their families. The club’s premises consist of a games bar, a lounge bar, a function room and a small meeting room. The function
and meeting room are both available for hire. They also have a large fully enclosed mature garden with two patio areas. The Club is situated in the village of Kidlington on Yarnton Road with plenty of parking and easy access to regular bus services only a minutes’ walk away. The KRTSC is the home for Kidlington FC who play in the Hellenic League Premier Division.
M E Support Group Tony Williams01865 724258
Music Makers Mrs. J Walker01865 37510125 Nurseries RoadKidlington
Oxford Airport Noise Abatement Grp. (OXANAG)
Mrs. Peggy Gordon01865 37320420 The MoorsKidlington
Rambling Club Mrs. Olive Williams01865 3727951 Springfield AvenueKidlington
St. Mary’s Bellringers
Mr. P Franklin01865 3739275 Mill StreetKidlington
Churches Baptist ChurchHigh StreetKidlington
Minister: Rev'd Graham Sinden2 Deaufort Close. 01869 379635
Sunday Services: 10.30 Morning Worship & Junior Church6.30 "Solid Rock" for teenagers7.00 Evening Communion Service - Service only held on 1st Sunday Housegroups:Various times & venues, contact the church for detailsWednesday:
10-11.30 "Little Fishes" Toddler group for children 0-3 & their carers. Friday: 11.00-1.00. North Oxfordshire Community Foodbank6.00 - 7.15 "Pulse" for children in school years 1-4 (starting age 6 years)7.15-8.30 "Quake" for children in school years 5-88.00-9.30 "TGI" for children in school year 9+
Churches together in Kidlington.
Hon. Sec., Mrs. S.J. Mills49 Evans LaneKidlingtonOX5 2HZ01865 376546
Churches Together in Kidlington (CTK) coordinates united activities and services between the four main Christian denominations in Kidlington and Hampton Poyle, with associate membership also given to the United Reformed Church in Summertown.
Methodist ChurchOxford RoadKidlington
Minister: Rev’d Dr. Martin Wellings 53 Oxford Rd Tel: 373958
Sunday Services: 8.30am Holy Communion (1st.Sunday in month) 10.00am Morning Service, Junior Church & Crèche 7.00pm Chrysalis Youth Club (fortnightly) Mondays: 6.00pm Zac-Pack (5-11 years) Tuesdays: 2.15pm Women's Own Wednesdays: 6.00pm Boys' Brigade, Anchor & Junior
Sections 7.30pm Boys' Brigade, Company Section Thursdays: 10.30am Prayer Cell Saturdays: 10.00am Coffee Morning
Oxford Church InternationalNorth Kidlington School Hall,Benmead RoadKidlingtonOX52DA
Cliff Wishart 01993 [email protected]
A family of friends who love God passionately.Their desire is to reach out, not only to the community and nation, but also the nations of the world.
St John’s The BroadwayGarden CityKidlington
Felicity Scroggie - 01865 372230 [email protected]
www.parishofkidlington.org.uk
Sunday 9.30am Holy Communion with Junior Church 7 - 8.30pm (term time) 'Together in God' for 11 - 16 year olds.Tuesday (first and third in the month)7.30pm Holy Communion Wednesday (first in the month) 10.30 - 12.30pm St John's Wednesday Club for the retired
St. Mary’s Parish ChurchChurch StreetKidlington
Felicity Scroggie - 01865 372230 [email protected]
www.parishofkidlington.org.uk
Sunday8am Holy Communion10am Sung Eucharist (modern language)Wednesday10am Holy Communion
St. Thomas More Roman Catholic ChurchKidlington
Priest: Father Christopher Greaney The Parish House, 142 Oxford Road Tel 377093
Saturday Vigil 6.00 pmSunday Masses: 8.15 am 11.00 am Weekday Masses: See Weekly Bulletin Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturdays 10.30 am or any time at call Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: 6.30 - 7.00 pm every Friday
Adults Adult Education Centre.Gosford Hill SchoolKidlington
Fiona Williams 01865 372165
Adult Literacy Scheme
01993 846560
Art GroupBaptist ChurchHigh StreetOX5 2DS
Daphne Leach 01865 438514 Thursday evening 19.00 – 21.00Occasional demonstrations, paint outdoors in summer. Bring your own materials.
Blenheim Road Centre
Dave Bosher 01865 377662 For adults with learning difficulties.
Ceroc (French Jive) Dance Night
07974 [email protected]
Weekly dance class night on Thursdays, held at Exeter Hall, Oxford Road, Kidlington from 8 - 11pm.It's a modern partner dance (fusion of jive and salsa). Beginners and intermediate class.
Cherwell Archaeology
Chris Turley [email protected] Highwayman Pub Banbury Road Kidlington OX5 1BF
Formed in January 2015.With members from Woodstock, Begbroke, Yarnton and Kidlington. Thier aim is to explore the below ground history through practical archaeology and research. Meetings are held at the Highwayman Pub in Kidlington around the 3rd week of the month at 11:15am.Email for dates of
meeting and plans of future digs.
Kidlington & District Carers’ Group
Judy Abbott08457 125546
Kidlington and Woodstock Freeshare
Andy Swarbrick0778 9995111http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kidlington-woodstock-freeshare
Kidlington & Woodstock Freeshare Group allows you to give your unwanted items that and declutter away to other people in Kidlington and nearby villages.The main rule of the group is keep it free, legal and suitable for all ages.
Kidlington Ladies Guild
Mrs. M. Simms (Secretary)01865 37298510 Gosford CloseKidlingtonOxford
Kidlington Park RangersExeter Hall.
Jayne and Lee Hancox07887 874323/07887 874324
Kidlington Village Centre Management Board
01865 372143http://[email protected] HallOxford RoadKIDLINGTON
Kidlington Voice Christine Trinder, Secretary01865 376112
Kidlington with Thame St John Ambulance
St John HouseHigh StreetKidlingtonOX5
Mothers Union Mrs. Ruth Rice01865 372075144 Cromwell WayKidlington
Motor Cycle Training
Mr. J Wheeler01865 3745833 Manor WayKidlington
Old Time & Modern Sequence Dance Club
Mr. Ray Chilton01865 37218741 Waverley AvenueKidlington
Oxford Video Society
Mike Wiseman01235 848548
Peace Campaign Mr. Chris Brennan01865 [email protected] Foxdown CloseKidlington
Roundabout QuiltersHall of St Thomas More School, Oxford Road. Kidlington
[email protected] 374240
Twice monthly, on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month.Roundabout Quilters is a non-profitmaking group for those sharing an interest in any aspect of patchwork, applique and quilting.The annual programme includes speakers, demonstrations and practical sessions to suit all abilities.
Royal British LegionRoyal British Legion, Women’s Section
Mrs. I. White01865 37323515 Cherwell AvenueKidlingtonOX5 2JL
Royal Marines Association
Robert Vincent01865 735668The ChaletHenwoodCumnor
Royal Naval Association
Mr. Cliff Burton01865 3724117 Hazel CrescentKidlington
Townswomen’s Guild
Mrs. M F Balazs01865 37688826 Foxdown CloseKidlington
Trefoil Guild Mrs. Jean Amor01865 373742Woodview, Green LaneYarntonKidlington
Women's Institute Judy Hall
01865 37795269 South AvenueKidlington
Older People
Age Concern Respite Care Day Centre
Charlbury CloseKidlington
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
Age UKForresters Hall, Marlborough House,69 High St, Oxfordshire KidlingtonOX5 2DN
Meetings are held regularly at the Forresters Hall.
Evergreen Club Mrs. Janet Edwards01865 37524513 Barns CloseKidlington
The Orders of St John Care TrustGlebe House8 Mill Street, Kidlington, Oxfordshire OX5 2EF
Anna Clifton or Jane Bingham01865 841859
Glebe House is situated in a residential area of Kidlington, close to several local shops, about a mile from the town centre. It is set in peaceful and beautifully tended grounds with an enclosed quiet garden.
Glebe House offers homely accommodation, where older people can continue to enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle, safe in the knowledge that the friendly, professionally trained staff team is on hand around the clock to provide them with the support they need when they need it.Source: https://www.osjct.co.uk/where-we-care/find-your-new-home/glebe-house
Kidlington Good Neighbour SchemeExeter Hall, KidlingtonOX5 1AB
Sally Shenton 01865 [email protected]
For over 60’s or those struggling due to disability - Help with simple day to day tasks such as basic DIY, shopping, gardening and dog walking.
Kidlington Community Singers
Troy Bryan 07957 [email protected]
A strong group set up with the assistance of AGE UK. Presently meet on a Thursday morning at the Baptist Church in Kidlington from 10:30 - 12:30.Varied programme. Three concerts a year. Led by Linda Treharne and Margaret Hill. The group take a break during the month of August and will continue in September on a Monday with the venue yet to be confirmed.
Lilacs Day Centre11 Charlbury CloseKidlington
Sue Bond 01865 370658 Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 9.00am to 3.00pm
Lunch Club Day CentreExeter HallKidlington
Mr. Green 01865 375451 Thursdays
Sports Bowls Club Mr. Chris Weller01865 37137410 Flatford PlaceKidlington
Exeter Rangers FC 01865 841622/ [email protected]
Football for U15's boys.
Garden City Boys Football Club
Mr. Trevor Fulbrook01865 438754Kidlington
Gosford All Blacks [email protected] Brake Sports Ground,
Gosford All Blacks Youth Rugby have an established Mini's and
Kidlington. youth section with some 150 players. From under 6 to Under 18.Training is Sunday from September to May. Games are played against local clubs in the area.
Gosford Youth Football Club
Barry Phipps 01865 841622 or Edna McIntyre [email protected]
Gosford Youth Football team have a U13's and U14's. They play at Exeter Close on Sunday mornings.
Kidlington & Gosford Swimming Club
Kidlington Cricket Club
Mr. N Duval01865 3772772A School RoadKidlington
Kidlington Football Club
Mr. Geof Talboys01865 [email protected] Nurseries RoadKidlington
Currently sport a First team, Reserve team, Youth team (U18's), U16's, U15's & Ladies.
Kidlington Forum Table Tennis Club
01865 [email protected] RoadKidlingtonOX5 1AG
Kidlington Forum Table Tennis Club offers playing sessions to all comers at the Pavilion in Crown Road.
Kidlington Netball Club
01865 [email protected]://www.kidlingtonnetballclub.co.uk
50 Morton AvenueKidlingtonOX5 1BT
Kidlington Netball Club meets every Wednesday evening at Yarnton Recreational Ground, Rutten Lane, Yarnton. The first team competes in the second division of the Oxfordshire netball league.
Kidlington Old Boys F.C.
Tony [email protected] CloseCrown RoadKidlington
Kidlington Old Boys F.C. are members of the Oxfordshire Senior League and play in the Premier and 2A Divisions.
OX5 Home games are played at Exeter Close on Saturday afternoons.
Kidlington Recreational Trust
Mary [email protected] Yarnton RoadKidlingtonOxfordOX5 1AT
Kidlington Recreational Trust is a registered charity that manages the recreation grounds leased from the Parish Council at Yarnton Road Football Club, Orchard Rec. (off Evans Lane), Park Hill (off Benmead Road) and Ron Groves' Park (Maple Avenue) The management committee has representation from local sports clubs and others interested in the recreational facilities.
Kidlington Running Club
Mr. Trevor Langrish01865 37010220 Poplar CloseKidlington
Squash Club Christine Howard01865 372311127 Banbury RoadKidlington
Source: http://kidlington-pc.gov.uk/index.asp
7. Summary of key local issues
To be discussed with the parish council
Potential mitigation projects
