Do you know that each household in Oxfordshire produces one tonne of waste each year? We have been amongst the best in the country at recycling and composting for a few years now, at about 60%, but recycling rates have started to drop in the county.
Residents are being given the chance to talk rubbish and recycling and tell Oxfordshire’s county, city and district councils how they can help them recycle more and create less waste.
This consultation will inform the review of the joint countywide waste strategy. This setsout shared priorities across Oxfordshire for waste and recycling until 2030, that will be approved by the Oxfordshire Environment Partnership over the summer. Then, each Continue reading
The January edition of the Thames Valley Police Wallingford Sector Neighbourhood Team Newsletter is available to read 
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting this coming Thursday evening (11th January) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall.
The Parish Council and SODC’s Planning Committee both objected to the proposed development of housing by Kler Group on the field at the corner of Fieldside and Didcot Road.
Residents may have noticed new road safety signs around the village. Designed by pupils at Long Wittenham Primary School the signs have been located along village roadsides urging drivers to take extra care and slow down.
The adverse weather resulting from Storm Eleanor has prompted UK Power Networks to advise the following:
Consultants are still examining routes along the main road between Clifton Hampden and Long Wittenham for a proposed cycle path, potentially costing up to half-a-million-pounds, and hope to have a detailed design and report ready by the Spring.
Residents are reminded that waste and recycling collections will change over the Christmas and New Year period.
Residents who are not already subscribers to South Oxfordshire District Council’s bi-monthly digital newsletter “South News” may like to download the December edition which is available