Max’s Brother Geoff (far right)
and three of his friends are being
sponsored to cycle over 150 miles
from North Devon to Carterton
Carterton
Bandstand
Dates
29th May | 2-4pm
Wantage Silver Band
No wet weather alternative
26th June | 2-4pm
Witney Town Band
Wet weather alternative: Brownes Hall
31st July | 2-4pm
Hook Norton Brass Band
Wet weather alternative: Brownes Hall
CARTERTON COMMUNITY CENTRE
Local Community Centre offering an
excellent choice of rooms available for hire
at very competitive rates. Large Hall seating
up to 200 people with stage, lighting
& sound. Small hall seating 50, further
meeting rooms & offices for hire too.
Ideal for weddings, parties, productions, craft fayres & conferences.
For bookings call: 01993 842807
Email:
Web:
Marigold square, shilton Park, carterton, oxon. oX18 1aX
From North Devon
to Carterton
13th May
One local man in particular will be
remembered in May, as his family pay
tribute to him by raising money for The
Brain Tumour Charity.
Originally from North Devon, Max
Norman lived in Carterton for 25 years.
He served for 22 years in the Royal
Air Force, and sadly passed away in
September last year after fighting a brain
tumour since 2013.
“27 people are diagnosed with a brain
tumour every day, but less than 2% of
cancer research funding in the UK is
spent on brain tumour research. The
Brain Tumour Charity is at the forefront
of the fight to defeat brain tumours,
making a difference every day to the
lives of people with brain tumours and
their families” (The Brain Tumour
Charity, 2016).
Max’s family would like to help the
charity continue their work, so Max’s
Brother Geoff and three of his friends are
being sponsored to cycle over 150 miles
from North Devon to Carterton, arriving
on the afternoon of Friday 13th May. They
will be met in Carterton Market Square
by some of Max’s friends and family, who
will be running a cake stall and raffle.
The family would be delighted to see you
there, and 100% of the proceeds will be
donated to The Brain Tumour Charity.
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