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West Oxfordshire District Council to make improvements to free car parks following review

West Oxfordshire District Council will be improving signage in its free car parks and making free long stay permanent in the Woolgate Car Park to help local workers.

Leader of the Council, Andy Graham

Working in partnerships is the key to meeting Council ambitions

West Oxfordshire District Council is committing to working in partnership with other councils and organisations across the county and the wider area to help improve West Oxfordshire and meet the challenges faced by society.

Leader & Cllr Sumner

Reshuffle for West Oxfordshire District Council Executive welcomes new face to Council leadership

A small reshuffle of members of the Council’s Executive has taken place with one Executive member leaving, one moving post and another joining the Executive.

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If you can imagine it, you can crowdfund it! Council launches ‘Westhive’ community crowdfunding to transform neighbourhoods

Community groups and residents are being invited to imagine a project that would benefit their community and make it happen, as West Oxfordshire District Council launches its exciting new programme ‘Westhive’ community crowdfunding.

Windrush Place

West Oxfordshire District Council working hard with developer to deliver facilities at Windrush development in Witney

West Oxfordshire District Council is working closely with the developers of the new Windrush Housing estate in Witney to complete the final facilities for the area.

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West Oxfordshire District Council pleased to support plans to protect the Cotswolds National Landscape

West Oxfordshire District Council have thrown their support behind plans from the Cotswolds National Landscape Board to protect National Landscapes (formerly Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, AONB), tackle the climate and ecological  emergency, and support the health and wellbeing of residents.

WODC Leader & Cllr Smith

West Oxfordshire District Council to consider updating its customer services to reflect residents needs

West Oxfordshire District Council’s Executive are due to consider trialling new opening hours for the customer services telephone call centre as part of improvements to how residents access council services.

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West Oxfordshire District Council fights to protect The Moors in Ducklington

West Oxfordshire District Council and The Environment Agency have written an open letter to the land owners of The Moors in Ducklington advising that the flood risk to the site is to be re-evaluated which may have an impact on how many houses can be built there.

Annual Canvas 2023

Don’t lose your vote – residents in West Oxfordshire urged to check voter registration details

West Oxfordshire residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details as the Council starts its Annual household Canvass to check everyone's voting details are up to date.

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Your Place, Your Plan - make sure you have your say

Residents in West Oxfordshire are invited to share their views on plans for the development of the District up to 2041 as the Council launches its ‘Your Place, Your Plan’ consultation on Wednesday 30 August.

Damaged battery removed from Downs Road depot

Incorrect battery disposal sparks Council to warn of fire risk

Following an incident at West Oxfordshire District Council's Witney depot last month, the Council is warning residents of the risk of incorrectly disposing of lithium-ion batteries as increasing numbers of fires starting in refuse and recycling vehicles and at waste sorting facilities are reported nationally.

Community Activity Grants

Council supports local community groups across the district to address cost of living challenges

Twenty four community support groups in West Oxfordshire have been awarded a total of £27,840 from the Council’s Community Activity Grant to assist them in supporting vulnerable community members most affected by the cost of living crisis.