Did you know…..The Mid Cherwell Neighbourhood Plan (MCNP) has been in force since a referendum was held in 2019?
A neighbourhood plan is a legal planning document that is used to guide development within the plan area, but it is formulated by local residents and volunteers, NOT planning authorities.
The MCNP is bringing its policies up to date and adding some important new ones to benefit all our local residents.…
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There is a Remembrance event on Sunday 12th November, outside the church gate and on the little triangle of grass opposite it starting at 10:50. This will be followed by a service in the church for those who would like to go to that too.
The road in front of the church will be closed from 10:45 before the remembrance event starts and will open again at 11:15.…
Read MoreA meeting of the Parish Council will be held on Monday 6th November, from 19:30 to 21:30, in the Village Hall
MEMBERS OF THE PARISH AND PUBLIC ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND
… Read MoreOxfordshire County Council are asking residents to comment on the new draft health and wellbeing strategy which is open for comment until 12 November.
As a county, we’re facing challenges with an ageing population, increased demand for services, mental health and wellbeing concerns in young people and significant inequality in our health.
A partnership across the county have been working to develop a strategy that gives power to our communities to help deliver what is needed to support people to make healthy choices, live independently and stay happier and healthier for longer.…
Read MoreThank you to everyone who baked cakes, helped out on the day and supported the August Coffee Morning for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. As a village we raised a magnificent £463.36 for the Association.
Thank You.
Maria
Huge thanks to Jo Lilley for organising the wonderfully successful Flower and Music Festival Blooms and Tunes during the August Bank Holiday weekend.
Just under £2000 was raised over the weekend so £942 was paid to the Disasters Emergency Committee and £995 to the church (which includes sale of candles, cards and specific donations which came to £52).
Thank you to everyone who came and visited the church, listened to the wide range of music and ate the delicious spread of cakes! …
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