Three flags flew in front of Abingdon County Hall at half time when England were leading Croatia 1-0. It could easily have been 2-0 or 3-0.
The run of play changed in the second half as Croatia got the upper hand. They scored to equalise, and scored again in extra time to take the lead.
The dream is over. Long live the dream! There is another world cup in 2022.
The nails will be repainted
Mason’s England Flag can stays up.
England are still in the World Cup. England beat Columbia on penalties. On Saturday England play Sweden in a quarter final game at the Cosmos Stadium in Samara, Russia
The Vale of White Horse District Council will hold the official opening event of the rebuilt pool on the morning of 16th June and it will be open to the public from 1pm.
The rebuild involved joining the infant pool and main pool into one large area. There is a gently sloping walk-in the pool with easy access for young children and for visitors with disabilities. There is also a deep water area for more experienced swimmers.
The changing areas have also been fully refurbished.
The pool will be surrounded by a safe, non-slip rubber surface. Energy saving lighting and heating equipment will make the pool more efficient to run.
In a press release Councillor Charlotte Dickson, Cabinet Member for Leisure, said: It’s so fantastic to see how this much-loved local pool has been transformed.
The council is appealing for people to send in old pictures of Abbey Meadow pool which could feature in a special picture display at the re-opening event. A free swim is on offer for anybody who submits a picture that is used in the display. For more details please contact communications@southandvale.gov.uk.
After a night when most of us were woken by a thunder storm, the sun was back today for the 7th Abingdon Cycle Festival, where the rides started to set off at 9am, and continued through the morning and early afternoon.
Rides were led by experienced cyclists from The OT Cycling Club (OTCC), Abingdon Freewheeling, and Sustrans (who led family rides down the Sustrans NCN 5 cycleway).
I was there between about 9 and 10, when two different rides left every 15 minutes and so the area in front of the County Hall was packed with cyclists, near the signing in tent.
Bicycling became a popular sport towards the later part of the 19th century, and at 11 there was to be a vintage parade.
The Tony Lewis quartet gave a mellow feel to the start of the day with their jazz.
It was a very successful event.