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Didcot Farmers' Market is run by the Thames Valley Farmers' Market Co-operative which runs 16 farmers' markets throughout Oxfordshire, Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire. Didcot market has a wide range of fresh, seasonal produce from local farmers and growers including Dews Meadow, Challow Hill Meats, Sotwell Manor Fruit Farm and Q Gardens. The market also has delicious baked goods from the Old Farmhouse Bakery. For full details of the producers who attend this market, check out the TVFMC website. If you would like to receive our regular customer email reminders about this market, please click on the Subscribe to Newsletter link on this page. You can also follow our regular market and member updates via Twitter (@TVFMC). Market dates in 2013 are: August 10th September 14th October 12th November 9th December 14th

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Home Ironing Service. We are a small family run Ironing service based in Didcot. 12/24 hour turn around. £10 per basket £5 each additional basket. 10% off for first time customers I'm happy to hang items if hangers are supplied. We can also collect and drop off on Monday, wednesday,friday: 5:30 pm - 7:00pm Tuesday, Thursday: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Saturday, Sunday: 9:00 am - 7:00pm Collection/ Drop off fee FREE Didcot £3 Harwell,Walingford. £5 Abingdon,Wantage, Grove. Please get in touch if you have any questions.

Sinfullysweet of Didcot is a well established business in Oxfordshire, trading since May 1997. Our website sinfullysweet.co.uk has only been running since 2011, although we are best known for attending national shows and local events throughout the UK. We pride ourselves on the quality of our confectionery unlike others whom pass off poor, flavourless, mass produced inferior sweets! We have an extensive family range includes our very own homemade award winning Fudge (cooked in our very own home kitchen) and not mass produced, no ours is a mouth watering, melt in the mouth, crumbley and creamy butter fudge. The best in Oxfordshire bar none! made with the best ingredients to create this sweet treat for you. We also sell the very best; Liquorice, Traditional and Retro Boiled Sweets, all your School Day favourites and Old Fashioned Confectionery of all types. If your looking for a Gift or Hamper see our website for an excellent range. You the customer will always come first as reflected in our customer service, being professional, courteous and friendly. We hope that you enjoy your shopping experience with us.

We are an amateur football club with with teams for men, women, boys, and girls, playing in the North Berks Football League, Upper Thames Valley League, Oxford Mail Youth Football League, Berkshire County Girls Football League and Oxford Mail Girls League. We are running the following teams for the 2013-14 season: Senior teams: First XI, Reserves, Sunday XI (Ladies XI to be set up over the coming season) Junior teams: Oxford Mail Youth Football League U7, U8 Blue, U8 Yellow, U9 Blue, U9 Yellow, U10s, U11 Blue, U11 Yellow, U14s, U15s Berkshire Girls Football League/Oxford Mail Girls League: U11, U13, U14, U15, U16 For the budding players of the future: Rising Stars: fun training sessions on Saturday mornings from 11.00 am for boys and girls aged 3-7 years - no experience necessary, all abilities welcome.

Drips & Sparks: Professional Plumbing & Electrical services in Didcot, Abingdon, Wantage & surrounding.

Quality TaeKwon-Do tuition for all ages and abilities by Senior Master Gary Miller. Adult class Mondays and Thursdays. Children's class: Friday from 17.40-19.00.

Didcot Plant are a family owned independent company who were originally formed in 1967. We specialise in the Hire of Plant and Tools for the Trade and DIY from our depot situated at Didcot in Oxfordshire. Our range of equipment is extensive, starting with simple hand tools, running through the full range of electrical and petrol engine equipment and including diesel engine plant up to 8-tonne excavators, 6-tonne dumpers and forklift trucks. At Didcot Plant we believe strongly in providing our clients with the very best service. This ethos runs through every department of the company, so from your initial contact (whether by telephone, email or in person) to the end of the hire you will enjoy our professionalism, efficiency and, not to forget, straight-forward dealing style. Our pricing structure is competitive, our delivery rates are nominal and we never try to take advantage with outrageous consumables charges. As an independent company we can react to your requirements and are not stuck with rigid corporate policies.

St Birinus School is a secondary school with academy status for boys in Didcot, Oxfordshire, England and the surrounding rural area. the headteacher is Mr Alwyn Richards, the current deputy headteacher is Dr. S Mundy. The school has been awarded with Technology and Language College statuses as of 2006. The mixed Sixth Form is shared with the Didcot Girls' School.St Birinus first opened in 1936 taking its name from Saint Birinus who was the first Bishop of Dorchester, and celebrated its diamond jubilee in 1996. As of 2006, St Birinus has also celebrated its 70th Anniversary.It has the support of the local business community and receives extra funding to promote its specialities in Technology and Languages. The school caters for pupils 11-18, and has facilities including a new Humanities Centre opened in the spring of 2004 and a new Mathematics Centre, which was officially opened by Johnny Ball in 2001.The new science centre, costing £4.8 million, was opened to pupils on the 11th March 2009. It is the best equipped science centre for schools in Oxfordshire and one of the best in the United Kingdom. It was officially opened on Wednesday 14 October 2009 by BBC nature presenter George McGavin.Charity workSt. Birinus is also very supportive to many worthwhile charities and organisations, and raises money heavily every year throughout each term. During the 2005-2006 academic year the pupils in year 7 have taken part in many fund raising activities including cake sales, work outs and sponsored silences. For the past six years (2003–2008), St. Birinus School has committed itself to raising over £11,094 for the Oxford Children's Hospital, a £15m charity fund raising campaign with the school's efforts spearheaded by former student & sixth former, Andrew Baker who inspired everyone to get involved and coordinated activities. It has also been promoted in the media as a result making St. Birinus a well-known school to prospective and current parents.