Chadlington Parish Council has been asked by West Oxfordshire District Council to publicise the following information: Household Waste Recycling Centre consultation West Oxfordshire District Council is notifying residents of a second consultation being run by Oxfordshire County Council about its Household Waste …
Speeding a major concern of local residents As part of a joint effort to stop drivers speeding through Chadlington., Chadlington Parish Council (CPC) is working in partnership with Thames Valley Police to try to address the problem. Two speed gun sessions were recently …
Buses The subsidised X9 service between Chipping Norton and Witney ceased operating from 20th July, and now a less frequent service is being operated by Pulham’s coaches. See the bus stop on Harvey’s Corner for more information. Although there are fewer buses on the timetable, there is a bus coming …
The Chadlington Brewery Company has launched a ‘crowdfunding’ campaign to encourage investors (no matter how big or small) to pledge amounts from £50 towards making the Chadlington Brewery a reality. The very popular beer was launched in 2015 by local business people but is not …
Chadlington Parish Council has been asked by the NHS Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group to publicise the following information: Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group You’ve been invited to participate in the The Big Health and Care Conversation consultation by the consultation manager, Julia Stackhouse. …
Chadlington Parish Council has been asked by West Oxfordshire District Council to publicise the following information. This information will be updated over the coming months and the latest details can can be found on the WODC website here. Recycling service changes 2017 In response …
The next meeting of Chadlington Parish Council will be held at the Memorial Hall on 11 July at 7:30pm. Members of the public are very welcome to attend. The agenda can be downloaded here or is available below. Notice is hereby given that …
Summer is here (whatever the weather) so there are fewer events planned and life in the village may seem to be quite quiet. With friends, family and neighbours away, now’s a good time to get out and socialise with other locals joining in activities that carry …