6 October 2026 Some of the most interesting features of our villages are easy to walk past without a second glance. In the centre of Lambourn, the sarsen stones forming the boundary between Parsonage Lane and St Michael’s Churchyard are one such example. Following a request from one of its Read more…
17th September 2026 The Lambourn Shed enjoyed a productive and sociable evening as members filled 100 sandbags in preparation for the possibility of flooding in Lambourn this winter. The initiative was made possible by the generosity of Fort Builders Merchants, which donated all the sand and bags needed to prepare Read more…
The Lambourn Shed has installed a new bench overlooking the beautiful Lambourn Valley and the Lambourn Community Orchard. The bench was kindly donated and has now been securely fitted by the Shed team. It provides a peaceful place for residents and visitors to sit, reflect and enjoy the wonderful surrounding Read more…
The community spirit was out in force in Great Shefford on Sunday morning as members of the Lambourn Shed teamed up with local residents to tackle overgrown roadside verges and reclaim a footpath for pedestrians. More than 15 volunteers turned up bright and early, armed with tools and plenty of Read more…
What was once a rather sorry looking, half-collapsed shed at the Lambourn Allotments is now back on its feet and ready for action, thanks to a great bit of local teamwork. When the Lambourn WI took on an allotment plot, they were keen to get things growing again and bring Read more…
Members of the Lambourn Shed have been hard at work preparing the next set of white gates designed to slow traffic as it enters the village. Following the successful installation of gates on the Wantage and Eastbury roads, attention has now turned to the approach from Upper Lambourn. Further village Read more…
Many parents and children had noticed that the footpath along Edwards Hill, leading up to Lambourn Primary School, had become extremely slippery. A thick layer of fallen leaves had built up and compacted on the tarmac, making it worryingly slippy underfoot. Several people raised concerns about the risk of slips Read more…
The Lambourn Shed was out and about again today, this time taking on a task that made a real difference to road safety in the village. Armed with a long reach brush, hot water and plenty of enthusiasm, members set to work cleaning road signs throughout Lambourn. Over time, many Read more…
Members of The Lambourn Shed, part of the Lambourn Junction Community Interest Company, were out in force today giving the village a seasonal clean-up. Volunteers of all ages worked together to clear footpaths and alleyways around Lambourn, collecting litter, leaves and a few less pleasant items to make sure the Read more…
Last Saturday saw the Lambourn Shed host a wonderfully successful breadmaking workshop at the Lambourn Sports Club. The event was fully booked, with eager participants ready to roll up their sleeves and get hands-on with the art and science of baking. Under the expert guidance of Adrian Watson and his Read more…