2016 August newsletter Download
Croquet Competition update
Changing the date to mid-July seems to have worked, and all those who participated in the annual Duns Tew Croquet Match at Daisy Hill Farm House on Sunday17th July enjoyed a fun afternoon on a wonderful hot and sunny day.
Much Pimms and beer was drunk, delicious barbecue food enjoyed, and the croquet winners this year were Elaine Bower and Mike Clark, with Jo and David Barton as runners up.…
Read MoreHousehold waste recycling centre consultation
Do you use household recycling centres? Have your say on their future in Oxfordshire from 14th July to 11th August 2016.
http://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/waste
Read MoreChurch Newsletter July 2016
Church Fete 2016 photos
Lost Property
A watch was found after the Church Fete on 19th June.
If you think it might belong to you, please contact Sarah Lindley 07817 327155 or email: thesarahparker@gmail.com
Read MoreThe Mid-Cherwell Neighbourhood Plan
What is Neighbourhood Planning?
Pressure on planning and development has increased dramatically in recent years and will continue to do so. As a result, in the last Parliament the Government decided to give local communities a say in how development proceeds in their areas. Neighbourhood planning is a community right introduced under the Localism Act 2011. It enables communities to shape development in their areas through the production of a Neighbourhood Plan.…
Read MorePolice and crime commissioner survey
The Police and Crime Commissioner Anthony Stansfeld has launched a survey seeking feedback from residents of the Thames Valley on policing and crime. The results of the survey will help inform the next Police and Crime Plan which is due to be published in March 2017.
The survey will give the residents of your Parish the opportunity to feedback any concerns or issues about policing as well as what they think Thames Valley Police should be prioritising for the next five years with regards to crime and I am writing to ask whether you would be able to support us in publicising the survey to your community.…
Read MorePark survey – results
The playground improvement process is ongoing, with the most recent meeting being held on Wed 18th May 2016 in the Village Hall.
As identified by surveys, canvassing opinion at school bus stops and the village plan, these changes are especially important to meet the needs of older children.
For more detail and for progress so far please refer to timeline and keep an eye out on website and newsletter for next set of draft plans.…
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