After many months of hard work a draft of the Neighbourhood Plan containing the Vision, Objectives and draft Policies is now available.

The High Court has confirmed the decision it reached on Halloween. Grainger’s hopes of getting a Judicial Review and overturning the appeal verdict has taken a body blow.

Grainger’s request for a Judicial Review of the refusal of their planning application on the Green Gap was rejected in the High Court on 31st October.

The Didcot Volunteer Centre is a registered charity, providing a transport service to local hospitals, clinics and other nearby destinations, to inhabitants of Didcot and the surrounding villages.

A DEVELOPER stopped from building new homes because they would obstruct views has erected a six foot fence in what campaigners have branded an ‘act of belligerent malice’.

The East Hagbourne Character Assessment has been completed as part of the Neighbourhood Plan.

The Didcot Garden Town Plan is now available, which is very encouraging to East Hagbourne residents.

Thank you for everyone’s help in organising the fete and turning up to support it. A special thank you to the fete committee: Denise, Trevor, Susanah, Michelle and David.

The context is that an application by the developers for a screening opinion on an Environmental Impact Assessment is needed.

Hagbourne Fun Run and Walk 2017 results are now available.

The compost give-away event that South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Council are holding over the weekend of 13-14 May is usually a very popular event.

The Annual Parish Meeting has been moved to The East Hagbourne Pavilion. Meeting will start at 19:30.

Communities in South Oxfordshire have been invited to public exhibitions across the district in April to find out more about the district council’s plan to address the local need for housing.

People aged 60 and over living in rural areas across southern Oxfordshire can claim a month’s swimming sessions for just £5.