Not just one…
but two round straw bales were in the river today. One boater was saying to another “Young people just can’t leave anything alone nowadays.”
At Rye Farm Meadow, beside the river, a couple of tractors were stacking square straw bales, and putting them straight onto a trailer.
Abingdon dance group – Under 11s…
Going through the hoops…
Belly Dancers…
Lots of different singers took to the stage in ones and in twos…
30 of Abingdon’s most talented have set their sights on the title and the judges have picked only half to make it through to the final on Saturday, 26th July…
The traffic roundabout at the bottom of Lodge Hill in Abingdon celebrates 60 years of the NHS (National Health Service).
The NHS was officially started by the labour government on July 5 1948 to ensure good healthcare to all, regardless of wealth, as can be seen on the NHS Timeline.
They are no longer open for business, but this front page from the Oxford Mail on June 10th has been stuck on the door of the Busy Bee newsagent for a few days now.
We have become a town that can discuss the intricacies of the Scoot traffic light management software, traffic light phasing, and know details from not one but two traffic reports.
The traffic reporter on Radio Oxford said today ‘Traffic in Abingdon, and the Vineyard, has been excellent today‘ as if that was a miracle.