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Iffley Fields Residents Association
IFRA
Iffley Fields Residents Association
Iffley Fields is a great place to live. We welcome people from diverse backgrounds and cultures and aim to encourage a community spirit. In our area we have amazing community assets that can be enjoyed by a much wider community: access to the river, the nature reserves, the recreation ground and the children's playground. We work with local authories and other stakeholders to improve these.
IFRA was set up in 1997 and covers Argyle Street, Bedford Street, Chester Street, Daubeny Road, Eyot Place, Fairacres Road, Greyfriars Court, Jackdaw Lane, Parker Street, Stratford Street and Warwick Street.
The IFRA Committee meets every 2 months alternately in person and on Zoom. All are welcome.
Sign up for regular email updates iffleyfields@gmail.com
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Together we can make a difference
Updates
Longbridges Improvement Plan January 2025
The Friends of Longbridges have authored a plan for the site.
See the Improvement Plan here
Please contact Adam if you would like to be added to our WhatsApp to be kept informed about our fun and sociable working parties.
friendsoflongbridges@gmail.com
Transforming the Playground into a Natural Wonder
The IFRA Meadow Lane Playgroup have been working hard on an initial concept design for our proposed Iffley Fields NaturEscape. This has been developed with Wildscape Designer Laura Burt from Nature Effect.
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Support IFRA
Last year IFRA celebrated its first quarter century! We need your help to raise about £700 core funding each year for printing, newsletter, website costs. We are asking residents who can afford to do so to make an annual contribution
Find out how you can help here
IFRA defibrillator installed
The IFRA Defibrillator has been installed! It is located on Meadow Lane, opposite the children’s playground, by the passageway to Chester Street.
Find out more here
The Kidneys
With the Friends of Astons Eyot, we are setting up a group to support the Kidneys. We had the first working party on 9 March which opened up access to the river.
Find out more here
Meadow Lane Carpark
No decision has yet been made about the reopening of the carpark. It was taken out of public use and became a private carpark
More information here