The Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group has asked the Parish Council to pass on this message to residents:
Oxfordshire’s Patient Care during Coronavirus programme is asking experienced practice nurses to join the teams in our dedicated COVID-19 clinics across the county.
If you are not currently working in one of our Oxfordshire practices but are interested in Continue reading
A reminder that the Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) online consultation on the latest transport infrastructure plans within Didcot and the surrounding area ends on Thursday 30th April.
The plans include the widening of the A4130, the Science Bridge, the Didcot to Culham River Crossing and the Clifton Hampden Bypass.
Residents, who have not already done so, are encouraged to view the plans and comment on them here: Continue reading
Citizens Advice Oxfordshire South and Vale has produced a new quarterly newsletter. Its aim is to keep residents up-to-date with its latest news, and this first issue looks at what it is doing to support the local community during the Coronavirus crisis.
Read the newsletter here.
As the commemoration of VE Day on 8th May approaches, can you help to “Remember Our Past Heroes by Supporting Today’s” by donating personal care items, edible treats and handmade thank-you cards?
On Sunday 10th May a contactless drop off system will be setup at the Village Hall from 10am to 2pm. Strict social distancing rules will be in place.
From there, all of the items collected will be delivered to the frontline teams at The South Continue reading
South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has asked the Parish Council to pass on this information to residents:
Businesses in South Oxfordshire that are yet to submit their details for grant support in response to COVID-19 are urged to do so as soon as possible.
More than 65% of businesses based in southern Oxfordshire have already submitted their details and SODC has promised all those who have done so, and are eligible for support, Continue reading
South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has reopened its paid-for bulky waste collection service for large household items and is also issuing a warning about fly-tipping while other outlets for domestic waste remain closed.
The bulky waste collection service was temporarily stopped to allow the council’s waste contractor, Biffa, to prioritise the important kerbside household collections while members of their waste collection crews were off sick or self-isolating. Continue reading
Like many charities in Oxfordshire, the Earth Trust – one of the major countryside land management bodies in the county – is experiencing financial challenges as the Coronavirus continues to disrupt economic and social life.
In a letter to supporters, the chief executive, Jane Manley, says they need to protect the heart of the organisation and be in a position to build again from a strong platform once the restrictions have been lifted and the economy recovers. Continue reading
With the Coronavirus emergency unlikely to be lifted by the government until May at the earliest, the Volunteer Group in Long Wittenham continues to offer help and support to residents.
Since the lockdown, volunteers have been busy helping isolated and lonely people with a host of errands including prescription collections from Clifton Hampden surgery and pharmacies in Didcot and Wallingford, carrying out shopping trips, and providing transport for people to get to hospital appointments. Continue reading
Thames Water has asked the Parish Council to share the following information with residents:
These are difficult times for all of us, and now it’s even more important that we do what we can to support the most vulnerable.
We would like to inform people about our free priority services register. We invite customers to share their individual needs with us, so we can tailor our communications with them, improve their resilience and prioritise how we help them if their water stops. Continue reading
Residents may be interested to read this letter from the Funding and Marketing Co-ordinator of Home-Start Southern Oxfordshire.
Home-Start Southern Oxfordshire is a voluntary home-visiting scheme, which supports families with at least one child under five in the southern area of Oxfordshire. It is managed locally, but supported by Home-Start UK, the national organisation which offers training, information and guidance to Home-Start schemes to ensure consistent and quality support for parents and children wherever they Continue reading
