On the 13th June, the Tysoe Manor Garden will once again be hosting St. Mary’s Church Fete.
The event will open at 2pm, with a wide range of family-friendly stalls and activities to enjoy.
Please note that this is a cash only event.
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Sourdough Pizza – this Wednesday!
Wednesday 13th May – it’s Pizza Night at the Social Club!
The bar will be open, and pizza available, from 5pm. See you there
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Natural Burial Ground’s Annual Open Day
Saturday 23 May 2026, 10 am – 4 pm sees the Burial Ground’s Annual Open Day, an great opportunity to explore what is on offer at Sun Rising. You can meet staff and trustees, talk through ideas and requirements, and take a tour of the natural burial ground and/or nature reserve with one of their team or by yourselves.
There’ll be refreshments all day, in aid of The Friends of Sun Rising. They will have a nature table for those who would like to know more about the nature reserve and information about their gorgeous wildflowers too. Their local willow coffin maker, Caz from Wild Heart Coffins, will be lending us a coffin, and they will have a beautifully elegant and simple card coffin too. There’ll also be English flowers from Tysoe village florist, Hope and Glory.
There’s no need to book for this event. All are welcome.
More information from their website.
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Gentle Jazz in the Garden
On Sunday 5th July between 2 and 4pm Join Paul and Heather in their wonderful garden for an afternoon of gentle jazz, raising funds for talkdementia, at their Annual Cream Tea.
Tickets are just £15 per head – ALWAYS sell out – and are available
Call 01295 688376 or email talkdementia@gmail.com to book your tickets.
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St Mary’s Church Concert
On Saturday 16th May CCOTS and Brailes Choirs join together for a concert in St Mary’s Church, Tysoe at 7:30pm
Event details:
When? Saturday 16th May
Where? St Mary`s Church 7:30pm
Who? CCOTS Choir and Brailes Choir
Cost? Tickets £10 Accompanied children free
Wine and soft drinks on sale
Proceeds to Shipston Home Nursing and St Mary’s Church
Get your tickets early from The Post Office – thank you Jacqui
Gill Roache 07778 848431
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Tysoe Parish Council – 2026 AGM
11 MAY 2026 AT 19:00 IN TYSOE VILLAGE HALL
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND PRESS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND
AGENDA ITEMS
1. WELCOME and APOLOGIES
2. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS IN ITEMS ON THE AGENDA
3. CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES – 12 MAY 2025
4. ELECTIONS AND DECLARATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE
5. CO-OPTION OF NEW COUNCILLOR(S)
6. MEMBER INFORMATION
7. ANNUAL AUDIT
8. FINANCE
9. AGREE TYSOE PARISH COUNCIL POLICIES
10. COMMITTEES
11. COUNCILLOR RESPONSIBILITIES
12. FUTURE MEETINGS, DATES & VENUES
13. CLOSURE OF THE MEETING TO THE PUBLIC AND PRESS
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The Dropouts – live music in Tysoe
On Saturday, 2 May 2026, The Dropouts are back at Tysoe Social Club.
Doors open at 7:00pm, music from 9:00pm – all welcome!
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Parish Council – wildflower management
Tysoe Parish Council is increasing the number of areas in the village to be managed for a richer variety of wildflowers and wildlife.
Four new areas have been marked out with temporary posts. For the rest of this season, these will not be mown, to see what plants naturally come up. In the Autumn, these will then be sown with Yellow Rattle, which suppresses some of the grass and allows more room for other wildflower species to thrive.
The new areas are:
- At the entrance to Poolgate – the ditch at the back is already full of a wide variety of species. This will be extended forward. The front will still be mown for highways visibility, and a tree and some crocuses will be planted this Autumn. The Dead Hedge already in the private land behind adds to the habitat types here.
- Around the Mulberry Tree on the entrance to Old Tree Lane – the posts and wire around the Mulberry Tree are to be removed as the tree is well-established now. The branches of the tree naturally swoop down to the ground, so the wildflowers will be around the spreading branches.
- At the corner of Badger’s Lane – violets seem to grow well here already, but what else will?
- A strip along the back of the Football Field – we ask dog owners to kindly refrain from letting their dogs poo in any of the longer grass around the edges of the football and recreation fields, as children regularly play here.
Along with the existing Wildflower Areas, these will make for a more Wildlife Friendly alternative to taking part in ‘No Mow May’.
For our full ‘Wildlife Friendly Mowing Strategy’, please see here.
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Tysoe Wildlife Quiz – SOLD OUT!
On Bank Holiday Sunday evening, 3rd May, Tysoe Wildlife is Raising Funds for Nature – come test your wildlife knowledge with this fun and entertaining fundraising quiz!
- How far can an owl turn its head?
- What do you call a male rabbit?
- Can hedgehogs swim?
- Do frogs hibernate?
Discover how much you know (or don’t know) about British wildlife.
Contestants can expect rounds on wildflowers, birds, mammals, amphibians & much more! There are some REALLY WILD prizes to be won!
Tysoe Wildlife is raising funds for four projects for this year. Two to help Red List species – Hedgehogs and Swifts; while Bats & dark skies are on our radar as are restoring Hedgerows for wildlife.
The funds will support our Children’s Wild Activity Week from 27-31 July, split between Sun Rising Nature Reserve, St Mary’s Church & WOT2Grow Community Orchard.
About the evening
Tickets £6 per person, please organise team tables of 4 or 6.
Families are welcome!
7pm for 7.15pm start
Refreshments: Tea, coffee, wines & soft drinks
Plus a Wildlife Themed Raffle
Tickets are available from the Village Hall website.
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May Film Club at the Village Hall
On the 27th May Tysoe Village Hall will screen a charming and captivating true story of a stubborn and amusingly self-centered Australian man who decides to walk the 800 kilometer-long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route through Spain. He doesn’t know why he’s doing it, but one step at a time it will change him and his outlook on life forever. Based on Bill Bennett’s best selling memoir of the same name, The Way, My Way has been described by Camino elder statesman Johnnie Walker as the most authentic film ever made about the Camino.
Your evening
Content guidance: rated PG for coarse language and is generally considered suitable for older children/teenagers, with some sites suggesting 14+ or PG ratings for its gentle, reflective nature
Date: 27th May
Doors open: 7:00pm
Film screens: 7.30pm
Running time: 1 hours and 38 minutes, plus interval
Refreshments: Tea, coffee, wines and soft drinks
Ice creams: of course!
Tickets: online here or on the door on the night
