In the Spring 2014 edition we kicked-off with a long bulletin from Badger Farm Parish Council which included news that their long standing Clerk is leaving soon and so they were looking for a new Clerk. Recent bad weather had caused problems: … Continue reading →
In the Winter 2013 edition we find out that the Warm up Winchester Campaign is designed to promote ECO funding in the Winchester District to get people access to heating systems and insulation at low or no cost. Oliver’s Battery … Continue reading →
The Autumn 2013 edition brings us the BFOBRCA Chairman’s Annual Report. It was “Another challenging but ultimately successful year for the Association. Once again we have had some significant financial outlays but that is only to be expected with the … Continue reading →
In our Summer 2013 edition read an appreciation of our caretaker Merv as he celebrates his 65th birthday. A brief word from new County Councillor Phil Bailey who shares details of how to get in touch with him. Oliver’s Battery Parish Council … Continue reading →
Highlights of our Spring 2013 edition include, in News from Oliver’s Battery, retiring Chairman Terry Morris shares his thoughts on what living in Oliver’s Battery means to so many people. City Councillors Brian Laming and Lynda Bannister learn about the land management … Continue reading →
Our Winter 2012 edition features the cost of vandalism on the Central and Davis kick about areas. City Councillors Brian Laming and Lynda Bannister report on work on the footpath that runs from the Ridgeway down behind Wheatland Close to Silverwood Close, No … Continue reading →
In our Autumn 2012 edition the Badger Farm Social Club is celebrating ‘A summer of sport’, with news of the Sainsbury’s-sponsored new kit for their football team, the successes of the men’s and women’s darts teams and details of the … Continue reading →
As well as many of our usual articles, our Spring 2012 edition asks “What is that big building next to Sainsbury’s?” Yes, it’s the Community Centre. Will Hawthorne, Chairman of the Badger Farm and Oliver’s Battery Residents’ Association, writes: The … Continue reading →
