Long ago on a golden afternoon, in the city of dreaming spires, a boat set out along the Thames, on a trip to Wonderland…

The Spring/Summer 2010 Langford Life Newsletter #63 is now available for download.

Coffee Morning in aid of Helen & Douglas House - Coffee, home made cakes, jewellery, books, cards & more!!

The Winter 2009/2010 Langford Life Newsletter #62 is now available for download.

When an old washerwoman goes down to the riverbank to scrub clothes, she sees a giant peach bobbing towards her!

The Spring 2009 Langford Life Newsletter #60 is now available for download.

The Autumn 2008 Langford Life Newsletter #58 is now available for download.

Desperate times call for desperate measures! So when food is short and there are mouths to feed something's got to give. But when Mum & Dad leave the kids in the wood there turn out to be more questions than answers...

OTTC is delighted to announce that its new rebuilt and redesigned website is now live! Users can view news bulletins, access promoter support information, view more images and much more.

More information is available on plans for the ‘East-West Railway' to link Oxford and Bedford, via Bicester and Bletchley. These plans, which have the backing of the South-East England Regional Assembly, as well as a number of local authorities, could involve double track and hourly 100 mph trains, cutting Oxford-MK journey times to as little as 35 minutes.

The Spring 2008 Langford Life Newsletter #57 is now available for download.

Craig Walker, manager of Langford pub, The Nightingale has kindly offered a prize of Sunday lunch for 4, including dessert, for this issue’s tough quiz, so have a go... you never know, you may work out the answer and be the lucky winner!

Have fun improving your knowledge of New World Wines with this special event hosted by wine buff Simon Gardner. In addition to tasting a diverse range of eight wines, there’ll be an opportunity to ask questions and impress your friends!

You may have noticed how great the Jubilee Lake looks following recent attention. In an effort to further enhance our local environment a litter pick is being arranged for Sunday 20th April.

Firstly, congratulations on your excellent newsletter. As a relative newcomer to Langford Village, I've really settled into life in Langford. The village seems a great and welcoming place to live but without trying to sound too negative, I have two real points that I find disappointing...

The Winter 2007/2008 Langford Life Newsletter #56 is now available for download.

Planning Permission was granted in July 2006, for the development of the land between Gavray Drive and the railway line for some 500 homes, a new primary school, open recreation space and a Country wildlife site.

As part of the 2006 AGM, those who attended were given an insight into the potential benefits of setting up Local Neighbourhood Watch groups.

Approximately 60 people attended the recent Anti-Social behaviour meeting. which was in the main very positive, in terms of people wanting something done about the associated problems on the estate.

New council powers were introduced on 6th April 2006 to crack down on environmental crimes including graffiti and fly-posting. Measures under the clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act enable local authorities in England and Wales to issue on-the spot-fines.

There have recently been several thefts from vehicles on Langford Village where thieves have been targeting lap-tops and sat nav systems.

The Winter 2005 Langford Life Newsletter #50 is now available for download.

The safety of children going to and from Langford Village School and anywhere else on the estate for that matter is still a major cause for concern.