We all know how important outdoor space is for young children. This is why the LW Pre-School Trustees had hoped to hold a number of fundraising events during the Summer term to raise money to help improve and revitalise the garden.
Given the current situation they have had to rethink these plans. They are now calling on parents and the community to help by making a pledge of time, getting creative at home, or donating an item from their Amazon wish list. Here is how you can get involved: Continue reading
Residents who are not already subscribers to Oxfordshire County Council’s digital newsletter “Your Oxfordshire” may like to download the 
Residents will be aware that from today (15th June), some of the Covid-19 restrictions imposed by the Government have been eased.
Visitors to two of Oxfordshire’s household waste recycling centres (HWRCs) are being advised of slight changes to traffic arrangements.
Fresh momentum has been injected into the search for new footpaths and cycling routes between Long Wittenham and Clifton Hampden.
The Village Hall Committee will hold its Annual General Meeting at 8pm on Thursday 18th June via Zoom video conferencing. All residents are invited.
To mark Carers Week (8th to 14th June), Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) is celebrating the contribution carers make to families and communities across Oxfordshire.
Thames Water has asked the Parish Council to pass on the following information to residents:
Yesterday (5th June) was World Environment Day and South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse district councils announced that following lockdown, there has been a marked reduction in air pollution in our districts – down by nearly 60% in one location.
An open letter from Cllr Sue Cooper, Leader of South Oxfordshire District Council, and Cllr Emily Smith, Leader of the Vale of White Horse District Council.