Are you interested in supporting your local primary school? Long Wittenham School is looking for three new governors.
Governors are responsible for school planning and finance; they help to appoint staff and to build good relations between the school, parents and the local community. Community Governors bring a broad range of skills to the governing body and each individual brings their own area of interest to the role. Foundation Governors have a special role in, and responsibility for, ensuring that the Christian character of the school is secured, preserved and developed.
A fact-sheet about becoming a governor is available here. Following an initial enquiry, a Continue reading
Oxfordshire County Council is in the process of assessing key signal controlled junctions in Oxfordshire with a view to upgrading the mode of operation from the existing Vehicle Actuated system to MOVA (Microprocessor Optimised Vehicle Actuation).
The junction of the A415 Abingdon Road and B4015 Oxford Road at Clifton Hampden has been selected for upgrading.
The Didcot Garden Town team is asking residents, businesses and community group leaders to join and become actively involved in shaping the whole garden town area.
Residents in South Oxfordshire are being urged by the District Council not to put batteries or other items which could cause a fire in their waste or recycling wheelie bin.
proposals to reduce the number of MPs in Parliament. If the proposals go ahead voters in Long and Little Wittenham could be casting their ballot in a new parliamentary constituency at the next general election due in five years’ time.
The Long Wittenham 200 Club is pleased to announce the October winners.
Thanks to a bumper harvest of apples, Village Apple Day last Saturday was a great success, producing a huge number of bottles of delicious juice.
Further to the publication of the latest version of the Local Plan on 12th October, South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has now published a stand-alone Local Plan Policies Map.
The Parish Council has set the dates for its meetings and the Annual Parish Assembly for next year.
Work on the new £14,500 playground area at Bodkin’s Field has been completed. There is a new basket swing, jigsaw climbing tower and slide, toddler rocker, see-saw, balance beam, chin-up bars and parallel bars.