Search longwittenham.com
-
Upcoming Events
Jun23Fri201710:00 am Charity Card Making in aid of Ro... @ The Old StablesCharity Card Making in aid of Ro... @ The Old StablesJun 23 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pmI would be delighted if you could join me for this Great Charity Event. I am making cards in aid of the Ronald McDonald House Charity. RMHC provides free accommodation to families while their child is in hospital. There are … Continue reading →6:00 pm Wittfest 2017 @ The PloughWittfest 2017 @ The PloughJun 23 @ 6:00 pm – 11:00 pmWittfest is an annual event that promotes local music in a spectacular setting and to top it all we raise money for some very deserving local charities and needs. Download the Wittfest Flyer here.Jun24Sat201710:00 am Charity Card Making in aid of Ro... @ The Old StablesCharity Card Making in aid of Ro... @ The Old StablesJun 24 @ 10:00 am – 4:00 pmI would be delighted if you could join me for this Great Charity Event. I am making cards in aid of the Ronald McDonald House Charity. RMHC provides free accommodation to families while their child is in hospital. There are … Continue reading →12:00 pm Wittfest 2017 @ The PloughWittfest 2017 @ The PloughJun 24 @ 12:00 pm – 11:00 pmWittfest is an annual event that promotes local music in a spectacular setting and to top it all we raise money for some very deserving local charities and needs. Download the Wittfest Flyer here.
Category Archives: Parish Council
Kler Planning Application Update
Long Wittenham Parish Council has laid out its opposition to plans for 36 homes on land off Fieldside known locally as Challis farm. Kler – the company behind the plans – has appealed against South Oxfordshire District Council’s delay in … Continue reading
Posted in Parish Council
Leave a comment
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
Parish Council Meeting – Thursday 15th June
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting this coming Thursday evening (15th June) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall. Download the agenda here.
Company Boss Joins Council
Long Wittenham Parish Council has a new member. He’s Iain McRitchie and his appointment brings the number of councillors up to six – one short of the maximum of seven. Iain and his wife Christine have lived in Westfield Road … Continue reading
Posted in Parish Council
Leave a comment
Parish Council Meeting – Thursday 18th May
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting this coming Thursday evening (18th May) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall. Download the agenda here.
Hub Plans Revealed
More than 90 people from Long Wittenham attended an exhibition to examine and comment on plans for the village’s proposed community hub. The project includes a new school, pre-school, village hall, play and sports area, market and affordable homes and … Continue reading
Come And See The Community Hub Designs
Residents are invited to an exhibition of the exciting designs for the proposed Community Hub by our developer Thomas Homes. The Parish Council wants to know your thoughts on the designs, so drop in any time between 7:30pm and 9pm … Continue reading
Village Map Update
Residents will be aware of the Village Map, a copy of which is on the noticeboard outside the village hall. The map was originally produced in 2012. There have been some changes in the intervening five years, and as this … Continue reading
Your Council Needs You!
Long Wittenham Parish Council needs to recruit new members to help create a vibrant future for the village. The new chairman of the council Gordon Rogers said: “This is a very important year for Long Wittenham as it embarks on … Continue reading
All Change On The Council
It’s all change on the Long Wittenham Parish Council. At the annual meeting on 20th April Gordon Rogers was elected chairman and Martin Elliff vice-chairman. They replace Steve Brown and Simon Thompson. Mr Brown remains a councillor to focus on … Continue reading