Plans for the sand and gravel quarry between Clifton Hampden and Culham could be discussed by members of Oxfordshire County Council’s planning committee towards the end of April but an exact date is awaiting confirmation.
The closing date for objections on the most recent consultation was 1st March. Now county council planners are scrutinising revised plans from Hills Quarry Products along with hundreds of objections lodged by opponents. A report and recommendations will be drawn up for county councillors to debate the controversial issue.
Long Wittenham, Burcot and Clifton Hampden, Appleford and Culham Parish Councils are lined up in opposition. Hills has revised its original plans, reducing the operational Continue reading
The Wittenhams Community Orchard will be opened by Sarah Taylor, High Sherriff of Oxfordshire on Thursday 23rd March at 2pm.
The March edition of the Thames Valley Police Wallingford Sector Neighbourhood Team Newsletter is available to read
St Mary’s Churchwarden writes ….
Plans for the expansion of the Sylva Foundation Centre in Long Wittenham have been lodged with South Oxfordshire District Council.
The Environment Agency is working with a range of local partners including the county and district councils to reduce flood risk in Oxford. This partnership was formed in 2014, after the city had been affected by flooding for many years. The scheme has been developed using evidence about past floods and modelling and exploring various options to come up with the best solution to reduce the impact of flooding in Oxford.
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting this coming Thursday evening (9th March) at 7:30pm in the Village Hall.