Notice is hereby given of a Town Meeting to be held on 2nd December 2019 in the Corn Exchange, Faringdon at 7.30pm This is a meeting of the electors of Faringdon and NOT the Town Council Everyone is welcome and all electors can vote on any item. Tea and coffee will be provided
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Faringdon Town council Newsletter – November edition
If you wish to read the full newsletter click on the link below: November edition 2019
An open letter from Cllr Emily Smith to residents and businesses in the Vale of White
‘ If you live in the UK but are a citizen of another EU country, it’s very important you know what you need to do to be able to stay here after we leave the EU. You might need to apply to the government for “settled” or “pre-settled status” in the UK’ …. to read…
Fruit and Veg Traders WANTED
As part of plans to regenerate the Town Centre Faringdon Town Council are looking for a Fruit and Veg trader to have a regular stall on Saturdays in the Town Centre. Please contact Sally Thurston for more details [email protected] 01367240281 The trader would also be encouraged to attend the regular Tuesday Market.
Put your pumpkins to good use this Halloween
Residents in southern Oxfordshire are being encouraged to make the most of their pumpkins this Halloween. If they cannot be used for cooking or composting, South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Council is asking people to recycle their pumpkins as food waste. Householders can either cut them up and put them in their…
Chair of district council celebrates local community champions
Over 35 local community champions from the Vale of White Horse were awarded for their commitment to helping others living in the district. Members of local community groups and individual volunteers were nominated to attend an award ceremony by Cllr Margaret Crick, Chair of Vale of White Horse District Council, as a thank you for…
TIDY TEAM
The Tidy team has done a fabulous job in Gloucester Street,Westland road to Highworth and Canada lane . Before After
Vale of White Horse District Council committee recommends that the council and district aim to become carbon neutral
A new council committee in Vale of White Horse, which aims to help tackle the climate emergency, met for the first time this week and unanimously recommended that the council should aspire to become carbon neutral by 2030 and become a carbon neutral district by 2045. As a first step, the committee is recommending the…
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