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December - January 1992/93

Editorial
Dudley Hopkins retires from involvement in The Wychwood. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Police Notebook
Drug-laced tattoos are the latest evidence of drug taking locally. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Wychwood School Family Room
New facilities in the Family Room for toddlers and Mums. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
A Seasonal Offering
A recipe for mulled wine for the season. Dec/Jan 1992/93 Recipx
1st Wychwood Scouts
Terry  Pearson and Ray Derkacz appeal for more scout leaders. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
A Visit to Oxford united Football Club
Michael Dyckes enjoyed a class visit to Oxford United and watching them win 4-0 against Luton. Dec/Jan 1992/93  ,  
Royal Snail
Delivery problems arise as mail sorting for the area is moved to Chipping Norton. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Bird-life in the Wychwoods
A reproduction of John Campbell's article from 1982 on local birds. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
What's in a name?
A study of local place names and their origins from Roman, Anglo-Saxon, Danish, and Norman times. Dec/Jan 1992/93  ,  
A walk around Milton under Wychwood village
From the Post Office, along the high street, across the fields to Grange farm. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Wychwood Boys and Girls Football Club
On the whole we are playing very good and enjoyable football. The Girls U13s were in the league finals. Dec/Jan 1992/93  ,  
Gardening
A dry spring and wet summer made for a difficult year. The bands playing at the Cenotaph bring back memories of difficult times in 1916. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
The Wychwoods Local History Society
Dr John Blair on Anglo-Saxon Oxfordshire, future meetings cover 100 years of family farming and Ditchley Park. Dec/Jan 1992/93  ,  
Wychwood Bowls Club
The club had a good season in 1992 winning 20 of 36 matches. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Shipton Evergreen Club
A Harvest meeting with singing to Mrs Jean Rose on her keyboard and a flower arranging talk. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
Is there anybody out there?
Don Salter calls for more help with The Wychwood as the founding generation retire. Dec/Jan 1992/93  
The Sod Jobber's Wychwood Dictionary
Independent thoughts on the Wychwoods! Dec/Jan 1992/93