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Oct25Sun20209:30 am Parish Communion @ St Mary's ChurchParish Communion @ St Mary's ChurchOct 25 @ 9:30 amThere will be a service of Holy Communion this coming Sunday at 9:30am at St Mary’s Long Wittenham. In line with Government regulations for Track and Trace purposes please let Revd David Haylett know if you plan to attend, and … Continue reading →Nov12Thu20207:30 pm Parish Council MeetingParish Council MeetingNov 12 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmThe Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting via Zoom video conferencing at 7:30pm on Thursday 12th November.Dec10Thu20207:30 pm Parish Council MeetingParish Council MeetingDec 10 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pmThe Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting via Zoom video conferencing at 7:30pm on Thursday 10th December.Nov20Sat20217:30 pm Moonrakers @ St Mary's ChurchMoonrakers @ St Mary's ChurchNov 20 @ 7:30 pmMoonrakers is an Oxford-based group of four musicians who pride themselves in having brought traditional and contemporary folk music to new audiences in village halls, churches, arts centres and festivals across the UK. The fact that the band “just oozes … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Vanderbilt
Didcot Road Re-alignment Avoided
Didcot Road will not have to be re-aligned for a new entrance to the Vanderbilt housing development. There were fears that had the re-alignment gone ahead it would have caused months of traffic disruption. Following agreement between the landowner, Vanderbilt … Continue reading
Vanderbilt Homes Consultation Deadline
The consultation on Vanderbilt Homes’ latest set of amendments (dated 24th July) to its planning application for the housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road ends tomorrow (Friday 14th August). Residents are encouraged to submit their opinions … Continue reading
Vanderbilt Homes Amendments
Vanderbilt Homes has submitted another set of amendments (dated 24th July) to its planning application for the housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road. There are twenty-three new documents. The deadline for comments has been set as … Continue reading
Revised Plans Comments Deadline
A reminder that the deadline for comments on Vanderbilt’s revised ‘Reserved Matters’ planning application is today (19th March) Following a wealth of adverse comments by statuary bodies, the Parish Council and many residents, on the original plans, Vanderbilt submitted revised … Continue reading
Didcot Road Works Update
Many residents have expressed concerns about Vanderbilt Homes’ proposals to re-align the Didcot Road to facilitate the entrance to its housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road. The company does not own the land required to create … Continue reading
Vanderbilt Homes Update
Vanderbilt Homes has submitted another amendment to its planning application for the housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road. This is another ‘discharge of conditions’ which means it deals with one of the conditions specified by the … Continue reading
Revised Plans Submitted
Vanderbilt Homes submitted the ‘Reserved Matters’ planning application for its housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road in November last year. The application covered issues such as landscaping, layout and design, scale, and market and affordable housing … Continue reading
Vanderbilt Homes Update
Vanderbilt Homes has submitted another amendment to its planning application for the housing development on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road. This is another ‘discharge of conditions’ which means that it deals with one of the conditions specified by … Continue reading
Village Exhibition for Archaeology Finds
Vanderbilt Homes, the developers of the housing site on the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road, plans to exhibit findings from its archaeological dig at an exhibition for the school and villagers. As part of its obligations in developing the … Continue reading
Vanderbilt Homes and Didcot Road Traffic Calming
Some residents have asked if it is worth objecting? Well, yes it is! You may think that objecting to new developments in the village is not worth the bother as no-one takes any notice. Recently we saw the plans for … Continue reading