Emma Newman writes …
Heartfelt thanks go out to all of the volunteers who came together to make Bonfire Night 2024 such a success: The Wood Collectors and Bonfire Builders, BBQ, Bar and Sweet Treat Providers, First Aiders, Marshals, Photographers, and our Support Crew who kept us refuelled during set up and take down. Continue reading
Residents who are not already subscribers to Oxfordshire County Council’s digital newsletter “Your Oxfordshire” may like to download the latest edition.
Get all the news and information in the latest edition of the Pendon Museum Newsletter.
More information on the Pendon website: www.pendonmuseum.com
The Keep Britain Tidy campaign has asked the Parish Council to promote its message for November “Recycling is Good, But We Can do Better”.
Residents are encouraged to buy less stuff, and to use what we do purchase again, and again, and again. When we buy less, use what we have, repair Continue reading
Emma Newman writes …
We are sorry for any disappointment this may cause, and respectfully request that if you do not have a ticket, you do not come hoping to attend as have no tickets to sell on the gate this year. Instead you might be able to watch from your windows or attend another event locally. Continue reading
Earth Trust has asked the Parish Council to let residents know about a number of events that are coming up in November at the Earth Trust Centre.
Click the links for more information. Continue reading
Going Forward Buses has announced some changes to its services which will take effect from 4th November.
See the new timetables for services through Long Wittenham below.
There is more information on the Going Forward Buses website. Continue reading
Read the latest edition of the Citizens Advice Oxfordshire South and Vale newsletter.
It provides the latest news and information about the issues impacting our community.
Steve Brown, Chairman of the Parish Council, writes …
Residents may have seen an unattributed article titled “New Plans for Didcot Development” in The Bridge this month (page 17) about a planning application to build approximately 200 homes and originally, a Special Educational Needs School (SEND) on land to the east of Ladygrove (Road) also known as the Straight Mile. Continue reading
Pendon Museum has asked the Parish Council to let residents know that on Saturday 2nd November it will be staying open until 6pm preceding village bonfire night, with free entry for the local community.
Visit the Pendon website at www.pendonmuseum.com
