I was sent the picture and the question by Tony. But don’t know the answer. Does anybody?
What are they doing to the River Stert at Withington Court?
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Street Pastors launch event at Strattons
Street Pastors first hit the streets in Brixton in 2003 when some men from a church decided they would not just pray about all the troubles of modern life but get out there and do something. At first the police were worried that the Street Pastors might be some sort of vigilante group like the Guardian Angels, but very soon found them a positive influence, and now there are over 8000 street pastors serving in over 300 towns and cities.
If the people recruited tonight, at the launch event at the Strattons Night Club, complete and pass their training, then Street Pastors could be comimg to the Friday and Saturday Abingdon nightlife within months.
Surfing into Abingdon
First time I have seen anybody surfing into Abingdon. He swept himself along with a canoe paddle and paused to take a few pictures of the town.
Then paddled over to St Helen’s Wharf where he climbed the steps and disappeared from view.
What have Tesco in store?
The old pub sign on the Wootton Road is beginning to look like it needs a haircut.
The winter and summer Aunt Sally courts have seen their last game. That was when Fitzharris Arms beat Plough Inn Hanney 5-1.
To find a weekend Disco now you will have to go down the road to Strattons, but they don’t usually open quite so early.
The pub that was built along with the estate is boarded up, awaiting whatever Tesco, the buyers, have in store for this sight.