Your Local Community

A Welcoming, Local Community in Adderbury 

Community Life in Adderbury

Known for its rich history and strong community, Adderbury is a charming village in North Oxfordshire that hosts a variety of local community events throughout the year, from the annual village fête to the much-loved local theatre productions. 

Residents and visitors alike can enjoy a variety of local clubs and activities, including several Morris dancing groups, a tradition revived in the 1970s, with the annual Day of Dance being a key event! Music enthusiasts can participate in folk nights or attend orchestral concerts at the parish church.

Community involvement is encouraged through various clubs, including:

• Adderbury Gardening Club: For those with a green thumb, this club offers a chance to share gardening tips and participate in local horticultural events.
• Adderbury History Association: Dive into the village’s long and fascinating history with others who share your interest.
• Adderbury Writers’ Group: A space for local writers to share their work and inspire each other.
• Local Sports Teams: Join in with cricket, football, or tennis, all popular in the village.

A Lasting Legacy at Hayfield Manor

The recent development of Hayfield Manor is another milestone in Adderbury's growth, designed to complement the village’s existing charm while investing in its future. The development offers modern housing that aligns with the village’s traditional aesthetics, ensuring that new residents feel welcomed into the tight-knit, local community. Hayfield's commitment to Adderbury extends beyond building homes—they actively support community initiatives, helping to preserve the village’s strong sense of cooperation.

Hayfield’s significant investment in Adderbury underscores the vital role that responsible house-builders play in strengthening local communities. By committing a total of £936,740, they have supported various community projects and infrastructure, including:

• £640,000 to education
• £119,000 to local sports & leisure
• £70,000 to infrastructure projects
• £60,000 to the community hall
• £41,000 to healthcare locally
• £4,000 to recycling

Hayfield not only builds homes but also fosters a thriving environment for current and future residents. This commitment to local development ensures that new housing projects enhance community resources, contributing to a sustainable and cohesive future for all, leaving a lasting legacy.