The Oddfellows - Higham on the Hill

The Oddfellows - Higham on the Hill STOP/Higham CBS community group working to save ‘The Oddies’ and create a community hub & pub

❤️ A big heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us last night for the joint Parish Council and Higham Community Bene...
08/10/2026

❤️ A big heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us last night for the joint Parish Council and Higham Community Benefit Society public consultation meeting at St. Peter’s Church.

It was fantastic to see such a large turnout, with the church full of residents keen to hear more and share their views. We truly value your support and engagement as we work together on this exciting project for our community.

If you weren’t able to attend but would like to stay informed, make sure you sign up to our mailing list. We’ll be sharing updates and information shortly:

🔗 https://mailchi.mp/0dc2feab9841/oddieshigham

If you have any questions, please email 📧 [email protected]

Thank you again for your continued support. Together, we can help shape the future of this important community asset.

Shout out to our new followers! Excited to have you onboard! 🥰 Sign up on the contact page on the website for updates on...
07/10/2026

Shout out to our new followers! Excited to have you onboard! 🥰 Sign up on the contact page on the website for updates on our progress

Keith Gascoigne, William Dawson, Luke Jones, Tim Hawkins, Kevin Maher, Joel Goddard, Ian Dee, Dale Quinney, Neal Lowe, James Thornett, Nick Smith, Della Bailiss, Sarah Anne White, Marc Rose, Patrick O'Neill, Phill Scoffham, Tony Williamson, Cara OBrien, Gary Buswell, Kim Horsley, Susan Berry, Darran List, Alf Dot Baker, Claire Beale, Melissa Wright, Paul Johnson, Stu Davies, Alan Stokes, Nason HQ, Gustopher Hayles, Andrew Machin, Ian Crewe, Tina Piechulak, Tracey Jackson, Mandy Coult, Jack Smith, Kathryn Chaplin, Keith Brown, Raymond Buckler, Rob Coleman, Graham Cook, Peter Kerr, Lesley Penfold, Lee Howard, Paul Lovick, Stephen Payne, Amanda Green, Belinda Cope, Gary Cartin, Neil Lorimer

06/10/2026

Your next supermarket shop could win your cause a £500 bonus! 🛒💰

5 x £500 donations are up for grabs and your cause could benefit from our Big Grocery Bonus. 🎉

To get your cause in the draw, you and fellow supporters simply need to shop and raise a donation from any of our leading supermarkets by 31 October. 🛍️

Order online via our app or website, or shop in-store at Tesco or Waitrose with a card linked to our app. More shops = more donations = more entries. 🙌

Find out more, along with tools to share the news, here: https://buff.ly/QO4HnE1 🔗

Good luck! 🍀

📣 Don't forget that tomorrow night is your chance to hear the latest on plans to bring The Oddfellows Arms into communit...
06/10/2026

📣 Don't forget that tomorrow night is your chance to hear the latest on plans to bring The Oddfellows Arms into community ownership and find out how you can help make it happen.

Join Higham CBS and Higham Parish Council at St Peter's Church for an update on progress since last year's appeal hearing, the next steps towards purchasing the pub, and details of the community share offer that will help fund its refurbishment.

This is a great opportunity to ask questions, learn more about the project, and discover how you can support it through your skills, experience, or investment.

📍 St Peter's Church
📅 Wednesday 7th October
🕖 7pm

Come along, meet the team, and help shape the future of The Oddfellows Arms. 🍻🏡

📰 A trip down Memory Lane! Take a look at this article from Hinckley & Bosworth Trader in 1987, when Stan and Irene Sand...
05/10/2026

📰 A trip down Memory Lane! Take a look at this article from Hinckley & Bosworth Trader in 1987, when Stan and Irene Sandford carried out a refurbishment of the Oddfellows Arms.

The article captures a moment in the pub's history and reminds us how much the Oddies has meant to generations of local people. For many, it was more than just a pub. It was a place to meet friends, celebrate milestones, and be part of the community.

💭 Do you remember the refurbishment? Were you there when Stan and Irene ran the pub? We'd love to hear your stories! Share your memories in the comments below and help us build a picture of the Oddies through the years.

📸 Even better, do you have any photos? We'd love to see them! Please send your pictures to [email protected], along with a brief description telling us who's in the photo, when it was taken, and any memories associated with it.

👉 Want to help bring the Oddfellows Pub into community ownership? Whether you'd like to volunteer, pledge for shares, make a donation, or simply help spread the word, every bit of support makes a difference. Follow our page, share this post, and keep an eye out for updates on how you can get involved.

Together, we can celebrate the Oddies' past while helping to secure its future. ❤️

📢 A vital next step in saving The Oddfellows Arms is here and we need your support!The campaign to bring The Oddfellows ...
30/09/2026

📢 A vital next step in saving The Oddfellows Arms is here and we need your support!

The campaign to bring The Oddfellows Arms into community ownership is reaching an important stage, and we'd like to invite you to a Community Consultation Meeting to hear the latest updates and show your support.

Join Higham CBS and Higham Parish Council at St Peter's Church on Wednesday 7th October at 7pm. The team will provide an update on progress since last year's appeal hearing, explain the next steps in negotiations to purchase the pub, and share details of the planned community share issue that will help fund its refurbishment.

You can find out more about the project, ask questions and discover how you can get involved through your skills, experience, or investment in the share offer.

📬 You may spot one of our leaflets arriving through your door soon, so please help us spread the word and encourage friends and neighbours to come along.

📍 St Peter's Church
📅 Wednesday 7 October 2026
⏰ 7pm

Come along, meet the team, ask questions, and help shape the future of The Oddfellows Arms.

We’re not just trying to save a building. We’re trying to bring back a place for the whole community.A place you can wal...
28/09/2026

We’re not just trying to save a building. We’re trying to bring back a place for the whole community.

A place you can walk to.
A place where you know the people behind the counter.
A place where you bump into friends.
A place where local groups can meet.
A place where visitors feel welcome.
A place where the village comes together.

This is the future we want to create for the Oddies. ❤️

👉 Want to help bring the Oddfellows Pub into community ownership? Whether you'd like to volunteer, pledge for shares, make a donation, or simply help spread the word, every bit of support makes a difference. Follow our page, share this post, and keep an eye out for updates on how you can get involved.

💒 Wedding receptions at the Oddies created memories that lasted a lifetime.Over the years, the Oddfellows Arms has playe...
21/09/2026

💒 Wedding receptions at the Oddies created memories that lasted a lifetime.

Over the years, the Oddfellows Arms has played host to so many special occasions, where family and friends came together to celebrate the start of a new chapter.

This photo captures one such happy day at the Oddies, a reminder of the important role the pub has played in bringing our community together. From the decorations and celebrations to the stories shared around the tables, the Oddies has been part of countless cherished memories.

As we work to bring the pub into community ownership, we're proud to look back at moments like these and remember just how much the Oddies means to so many people.

💭 Do you have your own Oddies memories? We'd love to hear your stories! Share your memories in the comments below and help us build a picture of the Oddies through the years.

📸 Even better, do you have any photos? We'd love to see them! Please send your pictures to [email protected], along with a brief description telling us who's in the photo, when it was taken, and any memories associated with it.

👉 Want to help bring the Oddfellows Pub into community ownership? Whether you'd like to volunteer, pledge for shares, make a donation, or simply help spread the word, every bit of support makes a difference. Follow our page, share this post, and keep an eye out for updates on how you can get involved.

🌞 Imagine this... you are sitting in the pub garden on a warm summer afternoon, enjoying a refreshing c***r in the sunsh...
14/09/2026

🌞 Imagine this... you are sitting in the pub garden on a warm summer afternoon, enjoying a refreshing c***r in the sunshine while chatting with friends and watching village life go by.

🫖 Imagine this... you are about to make a cup of tea when you realise you’ve run out of milk. But don’t worry! You can pop into the shop at the Oddies, pick up what you need.

🍴Imagine this... you don’t fancy cooking tonight, so you walk round to the Oddies for a delicious meal instead, with no washing up required!

💬Imagine this... you have friends coming to visit, so you meet them at the Oddies for a drink, a bite to eat and a good catch-up without anyone having to drive miles.

✒️ Imagine this... you have a local group to organise, so you meet in the community space at the Oddies and spend the evening planning, chatting and getting things done together.

☕ Imagine this... you are new to the village and pop into the Oddies for a coffee, where you soon find yourself chatting to someone who makes you feel right at home.

🍺 Imagine this... you have your village pub back.

👉 Want to help bring the Oddfellows Pub into community ownership? Whether you'd like to volunteer, pledge for shares, make a donation, or simply help spread the word, every bit of support makes a difference. Follow our page, share this post, and keep an eye out for updates on how you can get involved.

13/09/2026

Thriving, inclusive and resilient rural communities 📈

📣Earlier this week, we were delighted to launch our new five-year strategy, shaped in partnership with our members, staff and trustees.

Over the next five years, we will work alongside communities across the UK to ensure community ownership continues to provide practical, sustainable solutions to the challenges facing rural areas.

As our Chief Executive, James Alcock, explains: “By strengthening community businesses, growing a stronger movement and continuing to evolve as an organisation, we believe rural communities can thrive, become more inclusive and build greater resilience.”

Discover our vision and ambitions for 2026-2031 and learn how we plan to support more communities to take control of their future.

📖 >https://plunkett.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Plunkett-Strategy-2026-31.pdf

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