Hornton Village News

The Dun Cow just pipped Long Itchington’s Green Man Inn 4-3 away in their latest Harbury and District Crib League match. After a sticky start to the season, the Hornton cribbers are progressing...

The village is holding a special coffee morning on Friday, 11th March for the Ukraine war appeal in the Chapel from 10.30 am to 12 noon.  As well as coffee, tea and delicious home-made cakes, there...

The Dun Cow slaughtered Harbury’s Crown Inn 5-2 away in their latest Harbury and District Crib League. The victory leaves the Hornton cribber in ninth place in the table with 12...

The next 3Hs Gardening Club meeting will be in the pavilion at 7.30pm a week on Tuesday - March 10 - when Emma Hamer of the National Farmers’ Union is due to be the guest speaker. The following...

New Hornton School head teacher has asked parents to park considerately when they drop their children off and pick them up. “It is imperative that we continue to park with respect to the...

We’re excited to announce that after two years absence our May Day celebrationsand fete will return to the streets of Hornton on the Bank Holiday at the beginningof May. We’re hoping that all...

Hornton History Group is once again becoming active now that the pandemic has – at least for the moment – subsided. It’s one of the most active groups in the village, so why don’t you join,...

Did you know that Hornton's two churches can pick up lots of lovely lolly from the taxman if you give them a nudge in the right direction? If you sign a covenant, promising to give so much –...

The Dun Cow crib team lost their latest home match by the narrowest of margins: 3 - 4 – to the Bishop’s Itchington British Legion. But fortunately for the Hornton cribbers, their nearest...

You know how painful it is when you step on a piece of Lego lying around the house? Well, the children at Hornton School have a solution: give it to them. The older children have asked new head...