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Jul18Thu20247:30 pm Parish Council Meeting @ Village HallParish Council Meeting @ Village HallJul 18 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmThe Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30pm on Thursday 18th July 2024, in the Village Hall. All residents are invited to attend. Download the agenda here.Jul21Sun20249:30 am Holy Communion @ St Mary's ChurchHoly Communion @ St Mary's ChurchJul 21 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 amThere will be a service of Holy Communion on Sunday 21st July at 9:30am at St Mary’s. Everyone is welcome.Aug4Sun20249:30 am Holy Communion @ St Mary's ChurchHoly Communion @ St Mary's ChurchAug 4 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 amThere will be a service of Holy Communion on Sunday 4th August at 9:30am at St Mary’s. Everyone is welcome.Aug9Fri20246:00 pm Wittfest 2024 @ The Plough InnWittfest 2024 @ The Plough InnAug 9 @ 6:00 pm – 11:00 pmThe Plough Inn’s annual free music festival. Lots of local bands from Friday night to Sunday afternoon. Friday 9th August at 18.00 to 11.00pm. Saturday 10th August 12 noon – 11.00pm, Sunday 11th August 12 noon to 16.00pm.
Tag Archives: Neighbourhood Plan
Neighbourhood Plan – Notice of Referendum
South Oxfordshire District Council have published the formal notice of the referendum on the adoption of the Long Wittenham Neighbourhood Plan. You can view or download it here. The forms for postal or proxy votes can be downloaded here: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-postal-vote … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plan Referendum
Below are details of the forthcoming referendum for the Neighbourhood Development Plan and a summary of the Plan itself. It is purely factual as the Parish Council is not allowed to campaign during the run up to the election. The … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plans Vital To Fight Developers
Neighbourhood Developments Plans or NDPs are vital in the battle against developers trying to exploit the national housing crisis says the author of a new book on village life. Retired journalist and now parish councillor Tom Fort was speaking in … Continue reading
Inspector Backs Neighbourhood Plan
Thursday 7th September 2017 is the likely date when villagers in Long Wittenham will vote in a referendum on the parish council’s Neighbourhood Plan (NP). South Oxfordshire District Council still has to consider and accept the independent examiner’s report and … Continue reading
New Road and More Homes Earmarked in New Plan
A £100m river crossing road linking Didcot and the Science Centre at Culham is a high priority in South Oxfordshire District Council’s latest draft of the Local Plan (LP) which was published on 29th March. The blue print for development … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plan Update
The second consultation period for the Neighbourhood Plan ended on 16th February 2017 and following minor amendments, the final Plan has been submitted to South Oxfordshire District Council for them to to begin their public consultation which is expected to … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plan Public Meeting Report
Residents who missed the village meeting on 19th January to discuss the revised version of the Neighbourhood Plan that was published on 6th January can read a report of the meeting here.
NP Village Meeting – Thursday 19th January
A reminder that there will be a meeting in the village hall at 7:30pm this coming Thursday (19th January) to discuss the revised Neighbourhood Plan which was published on 6th January. The plan documents can be read and/or downloaded here. … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plan Update
Since the Pre-Submission Consultation Documents were published in July last year, the NP Steering Committee has received a lot of feedback from both residents and statutory consultees. In particular feedback was received from South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) suggesting that … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Plan Update
The leader of South Oxfordshire District Council John Cotton says he’ll examine Long Wittenham Parish Council’s proposed Neighbourhood Plan in a bid to un-lock the proposal which have come to a standstill with planning officers. A referendum on the NP … Continue reading