Monday Night is Monday Club at Fitzharris School. It is a social club for adults with learning disabilities and a place to meet, chat, and play games. It is friendly and great fun, and they are looking for people to help. Peter Knight is the Club Leader, and if anybody is interested in knowing more, I can let you have his details.

The Abingdon Traditional Morris Dancers are happy to hear from those that may want to join them. Details are at http://atmd.org.uk/. They will next be performing on Easter Saturday, 8th April: Abingdon EggStravaganza (Market Place).

Their lego mastery has gone beyond the model of the County Hall with the lego morris dancers. They also have a hat decorated with lego flowers.

The Abingdon Cycle Club (formerly the Outdoor Traders Cycle Club) meet at the Behind Bars Bike Shop or the Market Place in Abingdon for rides on Saturday and Sunday, with an additional ride on Wednesday evenings when light.

The Abingdon and District Model Railway Club had their annual ABRAIL exhibition at Abingdon and Witney College at the start of March. A Yorkshire dock layout was on display at the Clubs and Societies Day.

They have weekly meetings to run, build and talk about model railways and have two exhibitions annually. I believe they said they will have their fiftieth anniversary next year.

The Abingdon Guild of Town Criers has eleven town criers. They are volunteers who love this town. So consider whether you have a voice you can project, a sense of drama, and a love of the town. The Guild may offer you an audition.