Newsletter

Kingham Newsletter is published every month with the exception of January. It can be purchased at the Village Stores and the Millhouse Hotel. It is also available by e-mail in pdf or docx format. An e-mail subscription costs £5.50 for 11 issues. Cheque or cash please, payable to Kingham Village Newsletter. Please post to the Newsletter Treasurer. 6, Manor Farm Close, Kingham, OX7 6YX or leave in an envelope in the newsletter folder at Kingham Village Store.

The cover price of 50p is used to cover the cost of production. The Newsletter is put together by a voluntary team of 5 residents which includes a rota of 3 editors. The content is almost entirely provided by regular and occasional contributors together with selected and edited press releases from West Oxfordshire District Council. Contributions can be sent by e-mail or may be left in the Newsletter folder at Kingham Village Store. The regular content includes:

A front cover cartoon featuring Hamlet, (a royal pig, the village mascot)
Reports from village clubs and organisations
Notes of the meetings of the Parish Council
Church News
Gardening tips and Nature Notes
Contributions from Churchill and Bledington
A village diary
Village events
A directory of contact details for village organisations

Anything else that the editors think will be of interest to the village From its inception in its current format, the newsletter team decided that we wanted the newsletter content to be mostly contributed articles rather than advertisements. Our objective would be to cover production costs by sales income. There are several free publications that advertise goods and services to local residents that fulfil this service. However we have a policy to accept, at the editor’s discretion, a very limited number of advertisements. The cost is £5 for an A5 page and £3 for half a page. The Newsletter is produced in Microsoft Word (docx format) in A5 format black/white with illustrations in greyscale.

Coronavirus response by community support groups, organisations and businesses

OCC warn Oxfordshire residents about coronavirus scams

Get coronavirus support as a clinically extremely vulnerable person

Coronavirus – community contact number for emergency use