The Parish Council would like to hear the views of families living around Westfield Road on what improvements they would like to see at the small children’s play area.
The current equipment consists of a wooden steps structure leading to a slide and a small bouncy seat. Both pieces of equipment are safe but in a poor condition and the Parish Council wants to replace them. However, before Continue reading
Wittenham WI has published its programme of events for the year ahead (see link below). It is keen to welcome new members, particularly younger women.
If you have ever wondered why you should join the WI, here are a few of the benefits: Continue reading
Residents are reminded that because of the Early May Bank Holiday, waste and recycling collections will be different this week.
Green, food and garden waste bin collections will be a day later than usual on Friday.
More information on waste collections after the upcoming bank holidays can be found on the South Oxfordshire District Council website: Continue reading
Acklings playground has been granted Asset of Community Value (ACV) status by South Oxfordshire District Council. The Parish Council nominated the playground which has been used by residents for many years.
The land is owned by St John’s College to which the Parish Council pays an annual rent. ACV status means that if the college wants to sell the land in the future the village would be given the opportunity to buy it for the community. ACVs were Continue reading
St Mary’s church resounded to the strains of Gilbert and Sullivan last Saturday evening as Opera Anywhere performed one of the most popular works in the canon of English comic opera, The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty. The audience of over one hundred was enthusiastic in its appreciation of the show.
Opera Anywhere is renowned for performing unique versions of operas, old and new, in unusual and interesting locations. The space restrictions of St Mary’s would present a Continue reading
The Parish Council will hold it’s annual meeting in the Village Hall at 7:30pm on Thursday 9th May. This will be followed at 7:45pm by the usual monthly meeting.
All residents are invited to attend. Download the agendas here.
Long Wittenham’s new district councillor is Green Party activist Sam Casey-Rerhaye from Culham. In yesterday’s district council elections Mrs Casey-Rerhaye, who chairs Culham Parish Council, beat Conservative candidate Fiona Ardern from Toot Baldon with a comfortable majority. She cantered home with 956 votes well ahead of Mrs Ardern who polled 347.
The election to South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) turned out to be a major set- Continue reading
Read all the latest news, and details of courses and upcoming events for the House of Wessex project at the Sylva Wood Centre in its latest newsletter here.
The Parochial Church Council (PCC) of St Mary Long Wittenham with St Peter Little Wittenham invite residents to an ‘open morning’ next Saturday 4th May 2019 between 10am and 1pm at St Mary’s Church to celebrate the opening of the new multi access toilet extension and servery area.
Come and enjoy coffee and cake and catch up with friends and neighbours. There will also be some great plants for sale All are welcome.
Read the latest about the North East Didcot housing development from the North East Didcot Partnership, the team behind the project.
Download their newsletter here. For more information, visit their website:
