The Parish Council is aware there are now several defibrillator machines installed in the village, but the previous training session was about ten years ago.
This two hour course will explain how to use a defibrillator and also provide advice on emergency first aid until a professional arrives.
It will take place at Long Wittenham Village Hall on Wednesday 22nd January 2025 at Continue reading
The Parish Council will hold its monthly meeting in the Village Hall at 7:30pm on Thursday 19th December.
All residents are invited to attend. Download the agenda here.
Residents will be interested to know that, according to the BBC, the HIF1 (Housing Infrastructure Fund) project has been given the go-ahead by the Government.
This follows a planning enquiry earlier this year after Oxfordshire County Council’s planning committee rejected the planning application. Continue reading
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Pendon Museum was recently sent the feedback below from the Long Wittenham School Association who received the most recent donation towards school equipment.
To the Pop-up café and Pendon team, Continue reading
Oxfordshire County Council (OCC) has asked the Parish Council to let residents know about its new free Energy Saver App.
Powering and heating a home is something everyone needs, but the cost of energy has shot up in recent years. Energy Saver App is a new, free mobile app from OCC that will help save money on home energy bills. Continue reading
Get all the news and information in the latest edition of the Pendon Museum Newsletter.
More information on the Pendon website: www.pendonmuseum.com
Residents who are not already subscribers to Oxfordshire County Council’s digital newsletter “Your Oxfordshire” may like to download the latest edition.
The Pound, the open space and garden on the High Street between Farm Cottage and Church Cottage, is a community space. It is not owned by anyone and historically, it has been maintained by residents of the village.
A group of villagers is needed to maintain the site. Regular maintenance will minimise the effort needed throughout the year, so the more people who volunteer, the less time Continue reading
Residents who are not already subscribers to South Oxfordshire District Council’s digital newsletter “South News” may like to download the latest edition here.
