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A rural village settled in the Oxfordshire Countryside

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Warning: There have been reports of a spate of break-ins throughout the village recently. Please ensure all garages and sheds are securely locked and no valuables are visible.

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FIREWORK CODE

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Do not buy fireworks from UNLICENCED retailers. These fireworks may be unsafe and illegal.

Only buy fireworks that comply with current safety standards.

Always keep fireworks in a closed box. Take them out one at a time and close the box.

Never put fireworks in your pocket.

Be considerate. Let your neighbours know you will be having a display, especially if they are elderly or they have pets or children.

Avoid setting fireworks off late at night, particularly if it is a school-night.

Ensure your pets are safe.

Carefully follow the instructions on EACH firework.

Never go back to a lit firework unless the instructions advise otherwise.

Never throw fireworks; it is dangerous.

Light fireworks one at a time, at the end of the fuse, and at arm’s length.

Light sparklers one at a time and wear suitable gloves, even when lighting them.

Never give sparklers to a child under the age of 5.

Never throw spent fireworks on a bonfire.

Wroxton is a beautiful village situated only 3 miles to the west-north- west of Banbury. Situated just off the A422, the village is very easy to access

As of the 2021 census, Wroxton has a population of 542. It has a fine Church of England Parish Church, a Roman Catholic Church (one of the few thatched RC churches in England), a sports field and a Village Hall. There is also a Church of England Primary School situated to the west of this village.

However, there is hotel providing meals and accommodation. In the centre of the village there is a village green surrounded by stone cottages and a pond complete with ducks.

There is also Wroxton Abbey, a Jacobean house which is now home to Fairleigh Dickinson University's UK-based campus. While members of the public are welcome to stroll around the beautiful grounds, the abbey is closed to visitors (there are no dogs allowed)



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