Thursday 3rd January, 2019
Village Night at The White Horse
RSVP: council@dunstew.com to confirm how many places you would like to reserve for supper
Approx £8 each
Free drink on arrival!
Tremendous thanks to everyone who turned up today to help tidy-up the park. It’s looking distinctly better, not yet great, but better.
It’s not all about the park though. Please spare a little time tending to your own property.
Don’t forget, it’s the annual autumn village tidy-up on the 27th/28th Oct.
This year we’d like to spend Saturday focussing on the park; it needs weeding, some fencing repairs, and some shrubs hard-pruning.
I’ll be there from 9AM
Our park needs your help! Please join us at the park for the village tidy-up on Sat 27th Oct at 09:00.
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held in the village hall on Monday 1st October from 19.30 to 21:30. The public and press are invited to be present.
Reference Number: 18/00812/F
Mr. Edward Collier
The Gate House, Main Street, Duns Tew, Bicester OX24 6JL
RETROSPECTIVE – Emergency replacement of two existing 1325 litre single skin steel oil tanks with a single, new 1000 litre bunded plastic tank measuring length 1830mm x width 610mm x height 1570mm
Reference Number: 18/000145/TCA
Mrs. C Rigby
St Mary Magdalene Church, Main Street, Duns Tew
G1 x 3 nos Leylandii – Fell. One has storm damage and some branches have fallen onto neighbouring garage (The Gate House, 76 Main St). Remedial work will make these trees un-aesthetically pleasing. Replace with laurel hedge.
G2 x 3 nos Yew – Raise the crown of tree overhanging garage to give minimum clearance from garage roof of 1.5m and reduce descending branches on the other trees over front of garage and drive of The Gate House, 76 Main St.
T1 x Maple – Raise Crown over garden boundary with The Gate House, 76 Main St, and reduce remaining overhanging branches back to suitable growth point
G3 x 4 nos Yew – Reduce overhanging descending branches to suitable points to remove overhang and taper upper branching back into top shape along the boundary with The Gate House, 76 Main St and 75 Main St.
Reference Number MW.0044/18
Smiths of Bletchingdon
Duns Tew Quarry (East), Horsehay Farm, Duns Tew Road, Middle Barton, OX7 7DQ
Description of development:Details Pursuant to Condition 39 (Archaeology) of planning permission 14/00625/CM & 14/0526/P/CM (MW.0036/14)
Reference Number: 18/00289/F
Mrs. G Burrows
Land South of Bridleway Main Street Duns Tew
Variation of Condition 2 (Plans) of 14/00754/F
Objected
Reference Number: 18/00578/F and 18/00579/LB
Miss Marie Callow
7 Daisy Hill, Duns Tew, Bicester, OX25 6LB
1 No. rooflight, replacement conservatory and external doors
No Objections
Reference Number: 18/00664/F
Mr. & Mrs. A Brown
The Old Post Office, Duns Tew, Bicester, OX25 6JR
Front bay windows, front/side dormer windows, single storey rear extension and associated works
No Objections
Reference Number MW.0024/18
Planning application by Smith & Sons (Bletchington) Ltd Enslow, Kidlington, OX5 3AY for planning permission to continue to development permitted by planning permission 16/00361/CM
(MW.0028/16) (for the excavation of sand) without complying with conditions 26, 29, 30 and 34 (to amend the approved restoration scheme to reflect the implemented scheme) at Duns Tew Quarry (West), Duns Tew Road, Middle Barton, OX7 7DQ
No Objections
17/03745/OUT | | The Driving Centre Enstone Airfield Enstone Chipping Norton Oxfordshire OX7 4DR
Construction of museum building, show lane building, corporate hospitality building, energy centre/store building, workshop building. Formation of car exercise road. Construction of 28
holiday lodges. Formation of landscaped grounds. Associated site services and external works. Diversion of public footpath.
Letter sent expressing concerns regarding the traffic problems, the environmental impact
and use of section 108 monies.
No decision as yet. OCC have objected as have many others
Reference Number: 17/01121/F and 17/01122/LB Resubmission of 17/00433/F and 17/00434/LB
Mr. G. McAlpine
Dovecote, Main Street, Duns Tew, Bicester OX25 6JR
Alterations to existing dovecote to form an office/studio
Granted with Conditions
Reference Number: 18/00305/F
Mr. D Leech
10 Dashwood Rise, Duns Tew, Bicester, OX25 6JQ
Single Storey Side Extension
Granted with Conditions
Reference Number: 18/00093/TCA
The Owlet Trust
Westwell, Main Street , Duns Tew, Bicester, OX25 6JR
T1 Cherry – Fell
Permitted
To See Minutes of meetings, finance reports and Parish Council policies use the “Documents” option on menu on the right
The Parish Council exists to look after the interest of the community of Duns Tew. It has powers with relation to issues such as highways, traffic, housing, street lighting, seats, bus shelters, rights of way and is consulted on all local planning.
Parish Councils are part of the local government system and work closely with the district and county council to help ensure services in the village are maintained and developed.
Duns Tew Parish council boundary
Parish Council meetings are usually held on the 1st Monday, every other month, at 19:30 in the village hall. All villagers are very welcome to attend. The agenda is posted on the village notice board at least three days before the meeting and will confirm the date of the next meeting.
Duns Tew has a separate planning committee (Councillors Harriet Stapleton (chair), and Juliet Semple) which meets monthly, depending on the requirement to review applications. All applications are reviewed by the current parish councillors and only if they object to the plans will a planning meeting be called.
What powers does the Parish Council have with respect to planning applications?
Mid-Cherwell Neighbourhood Plan (MCNP), Planning
philippa.tickle.dtpc@gmail.com
Planning. MCNP. Footpaths, bridleways, grass, street cleaning & furniture, Resilience group
charles.landless.dtpc@gmail.com
Emergency plan, Welcome pack, Defibrillator (AED), Bottle bank, Planning.
juliet.semple.dtpc@gmail.com
The Parish Clerk is the main contact for any queries within the village so please feel free to contact her with any problems/questions you may have that you feel the Parish Council could help you with.
Parish councils have limited powers to make decisions but they do have the ability to negotiate with, and the power to influence, those other organisations that do make the final decisions (such as the district or county council, health authorities, police etc.). In this respect parish councils are extremely powerful. The organisations that make the final decisions know that a parish council gives the best reflection of how a community feels about something and its views will be taken seriously.
Report it online at FixMyStreet: https://fixmystreet.oxfordshire.gov.uk/
Additional planning controls exist within conservation areas which provide protection to boundary walls and larger trees and restrict Permitted Development rights. This is to ensure that any alterations do not detract from the appearance and historic significance of the area. If you live in a conservation area you have to obtain permission before making changes which would normally be permitted elsewhere. Duns Tew conservation area map: http://your.cherwell.gov.uk/localview/Sites/Conservation/
