The Government has asked all local authorities to introduce emergency transport schemes to facilitate safe, socially distanced transport links (particularly walking and cycling) to help restart the local economy whilst controlling the spread of Covid-19.
Temporary bus gates have been proposed for Oxford city centre. The bus gates aim to create an environment which is safer for pedestrians and cyclists. This is to be achieved through ensuring quicker, more frequent buses on less congested roads. It Continue reading
Changes to Long Wittenham’s twice weekly bus service to Didcot are being introduced on Monday 3rd August.
The Village Map, a copy of which hangs outside the village hall, was originally produced in 2012 and last updated in 2017. The Parish Council has decided to update it and print a new one.
Oxfordshire County Council’s (OCC) Cabinet has approved plans for the new road and river crossing linking Didcot with the Culham Science Centre. The decision will bring millions of pounds worth of highways improvements to the Didcot area.
Residents are being encouraged to share their experiences of adult social care to help Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) shape and improve the services it offers.
South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has made it easier for people with disabilities, or who are vulnerable, to receive housing assistance grants and loans. This support is to help make their homes safer and more comfortable, to support them to live independently and to reduce hospital admissions.
The Dorchester Team is cautiously starting to hold services in churches around the Team Ministry.
Councillors on South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) have identified six main themes that they feel are the most important areas they need to focus on. They would like to know how residents, council staff and local organisations such as community groups, businesses and town and parish councils feel about these themes.
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