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The Local Larder service run by Michael Hampton announced on Tuesday (March 19) that it was further expanding its services.

It will now deliver food to people within a three-mile radius of Bicester’s Sheep Street, which includes the villages of Ambrosden, Bainton, Bucknell, Caversfield, Chesterton, Launton, Stratton Audley and Wendlebury.

Using care provider Elite Care Agency for food box storage space and the North Oxfordshire Volunteer Driver Service to assist with deliveries, the Local Larder hopes to help people in need around Bicester.

Local Larder, run by Michael Hampton, has expanded its services to now include Bicester.

Michael Hampton of Local Larder said: “I am incredibly proud to be able to help another town as we have done in Banbury, and hopefully our service will provide the same level of help.

"A massive thank you to Keith Davies from the Volunteer Driver Service, as this expansion could not have happened without him."

Michael, who founded his delivery service as Mike on a Bike, delivering essentials to Banbury residents during the Covid pandemic, was awarded a British Citizen Award last year for his work in supporting the community.

For more information on the Local Larder visit, https://www.facebook.com/locallardernorthoxon/

Banbury food bank delivery organisation expands services to include Bicester

Michael, who founded his delivery service as Mike on a Bike, delivering essentials to Banbury residents during the Covid pandemic, was awarded a British Citizen Award last year for his work in supporting the community.