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      • The Cider Alchemists' journal
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    • Church and chapels
    • Social and economic history
    • Piddington People >
      • Elizabeth Bottrell
      • John Drinkwater
      • William Dumbleton
      • Lt Richard Stone
      • Thomas Pitt Cholmondeley Tapper
    • Piddington voices
    • Close to the Brook
  • Gallery
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Welcome!

Piddington is a village about 4.5 miles (7 km) south-east of Bicester, in Oxfordshire, England.

The poet and playwright John Drinkwater, who spent childhood holidays here with his relatives the Browns and is buried in St Nicholas' churchyard, described nineteenth-century Piddington as ‘a plain, grey little village, neutral in design, ambling from cottage to cottage with no apparent sense of direction, its half-dozen larger houses of red brick sitting discreetly here and there at the roadside. … In the winter, when icicles were on the thatch eaves, the village would lie for days as if it were asleep.'

Though still quiet and unassuming, Piddington today is a friendly community with a well-used Village Hall and several clubs and groups.



New residents' Welcome Letter

The Parish Council has produced a Welcome Letter for new residents that gives lots of useful information about the village.

Download the Welcome Letter here.

Keeping in touch

To be among the first to know about important issues affecting the village and get handy reminders of upcoming events from the Parish Council, PVHMC and St Nicholas' Church, sign up for our regular email updates.

It's easy - just click on the link below - and you can unsubscribe whenever you wish.
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On this website, the first place to look for news, announcements and notices of events is the Noticeboard. Regular activities are found here, and forthcoming events are listed here.

For public notices specifically issued by Piddington Parish Council, please see the Parish Council Noticeboard. (Some items may appear on both noticeboards.)

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Parish Matters

Download the latest issue.
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Other ways to keep in touch

Like Piddington Facebook page (public page)
Join Piddington Community Group (private Facebook group)
Join Piddington Coronavirus Support Network (private Facebook group)
        Find out more about the different Facebook groups here.
Watch Piddington on Film
Follow us on Twitter @Piddingtonoxon
Read The Pantry blog (Note: the markets stopped in December 2019)

Looking for Piddington Community Radio?
It now has its own page.
Click on the logo to go there.

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Piddington Coronavirus Support Network

Although the lockdown restrictions have lessened, there is still support in the village if you need it.

PIDDINGTON CORONAVIRUS SUPPORT WHAT'S APP GROUP

If you need some help or would like to give your support, please contact:
ANN CUMMINGS: email annmcummings1@icloud.com or phone 07920 487583  OR
FRANCESCA DARBY: email francesca.darby@btinternet.com or phone 01844 238294
They will liaise with the WhatsApp group to co-ordinate support. This is a great community with amazing people living in it.
 
PIDDINGTON CORONAVIRUS SUPPORT GROUP FACEBOOK PAGE

A Piddington Coronavirus Support Group page has been set up as a platform for sharing ideas and information relating to the pandemic. All Piddington residents are invited to join. (There is a more general Piddington Community Group Facebook page for all other matters. Find out more about the different Piddington Facebook groups here.)

Local food services

Some local companies offer either a delivery service to Piddington or ‘click and collect’.

Download the latest list of local services here

Coronavirus scams

This leaflet is being circulated by CAB.  Click on the image opposite to download a copy.

Please ensure our most vulnerable people are protected from these scammers.  If you are buddying anyone in the village make them aware of the scams that are out there at the moment relating to coronavirus.



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Contact us

This website is for all residents, past and present, and those interested to learn more about the village. Just because something interesting or useful doesn't feature here, doesn't mean it shouldn't do - just that no one has told us about it! Remember, we can only include material or list events if we know about them.

If you would like to list an event or activity in the 'What's on' pages, or you have any other material that would make the website an interesting and useful resource for the village, please contact us.
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Piddington Circular Walk

The Piddington Circular Walk is one of a series of guided trails to be established by Cherwell District Council. The route is an attractive country walk, starting at the Village Hall car park and taking in Muswell Hill, the highest viewpoint in the southern half of the district.
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  • Home
  • Piddington Community Radio
  • What's on
    • Forthcoming events
    • Regular activities
  • Village life
    • Community-Led Plan
    • Defibrillator
    • Local knowledge
    • Noticeboard
    • The Pantry
    • Piddington apples >
      • Piddington Apple Day
      • The Cider Alchemists' journal
      • Forthcoming events
    • Piddington craft & social club
    • Piddington on film
    • Wild Piddington
    • Widnell Park/Jubilee Reserve/Playing Field >
      • Background
      • Updates
      • Archive
  • St Nicholas' Church
    • News
    • Brief history
    • Architecture
    • Features of interest
    • Bells
    • Churchyard
    • Maintenance and repairs
    • Sources
    • Archive
  • Village Hall
    • News
    • Events >
      • Archive
    • Hall Facilities
    • Hiring the Hall
    • Bookings Calendar
    • Management Team >
      • PVHMC Minutes >
        • PVHMC minutes archive
    • Children's Play Area
    • Support Piddington Village Hall >
      • 200 Club >
        • 200 Club archive
    • Maintenance & development
  • Parish Council
    • Parish Councillors
    • Meetings / Minutes >
      • Archive
    • Parish Council Noticeboard
    • Information centre
    • Accounts
  • History
    • Domesday Book entry
    • The manor of Piddington
    • Church and chapels
    • Social and economic history
    • Piddington People >
      • Elizabeth Bottrell
      • John Drinkwater
      • William Dumbleton
      • Lt Richard Stone
      • Thomas Pitt Cholmondeley Tapper
    • Piddington voices
    • Close to the Brook
  • Gallery
    • Older photos
    • Newer photos
  • Links