Category Archive: Notices
Free Christmas Parking VOWH & South Oxfordshire
Drivers in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse can benefit from free parking in district council car parks on certain days in December. The annual free parking tradition is provided by South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse district councils to encourage people to shop locally for their Christmas presents. The free parking days …
Buckland Community Minibus - Drivers needed
The community minibus operates from Buckland, Longworth, Hinton Waldrist and Littleworth twice a week to Faringdon and on to Wantage and Witney once a month. All are welcome and it is free for those who are in possession of a bus pass. We are currently looking for a couple of new drivers. If …
HELP CLEAN UP OUR VILLAGE! Litter Pick, 2pm – 4pm, Sunday 3rd November
Meet at Nayland Croft, Rectory Lane Tea & cake provided afterwards! You’ll be supplied with a litter picker, collection sacks and a hi-vis vest Please let me know if you and/or your family can come, so that I can order in sufficient equipment and provide enough cake! Please bring waterproofs and …
Vale Climate Emergency Advisory Committee meeting at 6pm on Tuesday 15 October.
The Vale Climate Emergency Advisory Committee is set to meet for the first time at 6pm on Tuesday 15 October. The politically balanced committee meeting is open for anyone to attend and, chaired by Cllr David Grant, members will discuss recommendations on targets to becoming carbon neutral. (7 councillors who meet in public to advise …
PLEASE VOTE FOR GWYNE
As you may have heard, it was announced yesterday that Gwyne Diment, the Manager at your local day-care centre, The Cedar Community Club in Hinton Waldrist, is one of the five shortlisted finalists in the Guardian’s competition to find the ‘Public Servant of the Year’ – a highly prestigious national award. Gwyne has been the …
Road Safety
Dear Longworth resident, The Parish Council has been made aware of some overgrown hedges, shrubs and over-hanging tree branches that are extending into the roads and lanes at various properties throughout the village, resulting in a number of near-misses between cars, lorries and buses with cyclists and pedestrians. As such protrusions risk creating a dangerous …