There’s still time to nominate in the Faringdow Town Council Community Awards 2018. [contact-form to=”[email protected]” subject=”Community Awards Nomination “][contact-field label=”Award Nominated for:” type=”checkbox-multiple” required=”1″ options=”Community Hero Award ,Group Award ,Business Award “][contact-field label=”Name of Nominated person ” type=”text” required=”1″][contact-field label=”Contact for nominated person ” type=”text” required=”1″][contact-field label=”Name of person nominating (this will not be disclosed)”…
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January Market Success
We are delighted to report that the January Saturday market was a huge success. Despite the miserable weather a lovely time was had by all. Tracey Collen and her team raised £56 for Prospect House by running the coffee shop. The next Saturday market is on February 17th and will also take place in the…
Thank you to Pam Wade, Lollipop lady after 21 years service
Town Mayor Cllr. Mike Wise went down to say a huge thanks to Pam Wade who has been a lollipop lady in the town for nearly 21 years. The Town Council would like to say a huge thanks to Pam for all her years of safely crossing the children of Faringdon.
Raising the bar in recycling: Your chance to talk rubbish and recycling with Oxfordshire’s councils
Do you know that each household in Oxfordshire produces one tonne of waste each year? We are amongst the best in the country at recycling and composting for a few years now at about 60% but recycling rates have started to drop in Oxfordshire. Residents are being given the chance to talk rubbish and recycling…
Deep Clean coming to Faringdon
We have had a letter from VWHDC to ask for suggestions for areas for a deep clean. Please send any requests to me at [email protected] Thank you
Fibre Broadband Delivery Update
Fibre Broadband Delivery Update The superfast broadband infrastructure upgrade scheduled for your location has moved from being expected to complete this December, to the first half of next year. We understand this is likely to be very disappointing, and we wish to reassure that all effort is being made to have this work completed as…
Survey on an increase in council tax to help protect operational policing is launched
Survey on an increase in council tax to help protect operational policing is launched The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley, Anthony Stansfeld, has today launched a survey seeking public views on an increase in the police element of the council tax by £1 a month (for a band D property). …
