As of 27th Feb 2021 the Hall remains closed, however we hope users will be able to return in line with the Government’s 4 Step plan, as follows :-
We are awaiting further guidance before confirming the Step No. for Other Regular User Groups, and will contact group leaders individually.
The new lockdown means that it’s no longer possible for any of our activity groups to use the Hall and all regular activities are again suspended until further notice.
We’re looking forward to welcoming everyone back again just as soon as that’s possible and will keep you informed as usual via our facebook, website and emails.
The Hall will reopen from Thursday 3rd December for our regular user groups that wish to return and who’re permitted to run activities under the Covid-19 rules and restrictions. Please contact your group organiser if you’re unsure whether or not your activities are resuming or allowed.
Christmas has been launched and Langford is now all lit up for the festive season!
To see pictures of our streets and houses take a look at the Light Up Langford facebook page https://www.facebook.com/events/699337714299081
This year the LVCA will not be holding an AGM but a Chairman’s Report, Treasurer’s Report and our Accounts are all now published for residents to view on our website. Please click here to go to our speciial page.
In order to comply with the latest Covid-19 measures the Langford Village Community Hall is closed to all users from Thursday 5th November. We’d like to thank all our regular Hall hirers for their understanding and we’ll let everyone know here when reopening the Hall becomes possible again. LVCA.
The LVCA has recently responded to the latest proposals to build over 200 new homes on Gavray Drive. Work is expected to take place from 2023 and will take several years to complete. To read the full LVCA response document to Cherwell District Council planners please click here.
Do you know that during times of rain it’s easy to follow the water levels of Langford Brook?
The app here indicates that – usually quite close to real time – for viewing whenever you wish.
Our picture is from 04.10.20 when the Brook burst its banks in a number of places and flooded some of the paths and playing fields when the level was at 1.66m. The area near the bridge and towards London Road was particularly affected by water completely covering the footpaths.
For regular news updates please remember to follow Langford Life on facebook and twitter.
Now that the Community Centre has reopened we’d like to give our very special thanks to Manor Flooring, Mike Pearse Carpentry and Bicester Boiler Services for all their hard work in getting the Hall looking so great again and achieving the very tight timescales involved.
