Residents of Overton are being urged to roll up their sleeves and get involved in a community litter pick taking place on Sunday 18th May, organised by the Overton Village Tidy Group.
A beloved local initiative is getting ready to dig deep – literally – as Heritage Overton resumes its village history pit project this spring.
Sustainable Overton’s much-loved Green Weekend is back on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June, packed full of fun, hands-on events designed to celebrate nature, encourage sustainable living, and bring the whole community together.
The Overton Recreation Centre will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday 12th May at 7.30pm, inviting local residents to gather at the Pavilion on Bridge Street to hear the latest updates and developments from the heart of the village’s sporting and leisure scene.
Looking for something different to do on a summer evening? Want to learn how to play Cribbage — or maybe you played years ago and just need a refresher? Either way, you’re in luck.
Cricket whites are being dusted off, stumps hammered in, and scorebooks opened once again as the first weekend of the new cricket season arrives with a full swing of leather on willow.
It’s a huge weekend for Overton United, with three massive matches in four days that could see silverware won and promotion secured.
Residents of Overton are warmly invited to lend a hand to the latest environmental initiative by Sustainable Overton, taking place this Saturday morning.
A unique opportunity has opened up in the heart of the community, as Overton Parish Council begins its search for a skilled and passionate communications professional to take the reins of its monthly publication, Overton News & Views, and social media output.
Overton Radio is excited to announce the arrival of Diane Siford, who will be joining the station as the host of our brand-new Sunday morning breakfast show, starting in May.
Four local runners are heading to the capital on Sunday 27 April to take part in the TCS London Marathon, each raising money for a cause that’s changed their lives—or the lives of people close to them.
Residents have voiced fresh concerns over a revised planning application that could see up to eight new homes built on a field opposite the primary school — a location that has already been the subject of local objection.
