PLAYGROUND CLOSURE - CORONAVIRUS
Play areas out of use until further notice
In line with advice from the Oxfordshire Association of Local Councils, the play areas in the Parish have been closed. While they are closed THERE WILL BE NO SAFETY CHECKS carried out. Due to the open nature of the playgrounds they have been taped off and a notice posted, explaining the reason for the closure. Please make sure your children don't use any of the equipment until further notice.
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