Bourtons’ Music Society are celebrating their 25th season this year. Why not take a look at the their exciting new programme for 2004/5. You can see it on their page HERE Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month from September to June, in the Village Hall beginning promptly at 7.30pm. Each month […]
Music Society have published their new Programme Read More »
Following the Extraordinary meeting of the Parish Council regarding the Application number 24/01885/F – proposed development of 19 houses on land off Main Street you can read the meeting agenda and notes HERE. Note to residents: We shall monitoring the planning application on the CDC planning portal to include the points you have raised which are
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The Winter Fuel Payment has changed and we are urging older people across Oxfordshire to check whether they are entitled to Pension Credit or any other qualifying benefits. The Winter Fuel Payment is an annual tax-free payment for households that include someone born on or before 23rd September 1958 (for 2024-25) designed to help cover
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Just to let you know that Fairport wristband collection will take place from the committee room at the Bourtons Community Hall on Thursday August 8th from between 10am and noon and then between 2pm and 5pm. If you are not able to collect at either of those times – your wristbands will be left with the
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THE CLUSTER CARE GROUP AGM You are warmly invited to join us for the Annual General Meeting of the Cluster Care Group. The meeting will take place on Tuesday 16th July 2024 THE BOURTONS VILLAGE HALL, MAIN STREE T, GREAT BOURTON Opposite All Saints Church At 7.30pm. Members, volunteers and anyone who has an interest
In Oxfordshire, a heatwave is declared when temperatures meet or exceed 27°C for a period of at least three consecutive days. During a heatwave, the Met Office may release an Extreme Heat Warning. This warning is designed to highlight the potential impacts of extreme heat to protect lives and property, helping people make better decisions to stay safe and thrive. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) may also release a Heat-Health Alert. For more information on the UKHSA heat-health alerts, including how to sign-up to receive alerts, please visit: www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings–and–advice/seasonal–advice/heat-health-alert-service Your local District, Town or Parish Council may open cool spaces during periods of high temperatures and heat waves. Voluntary groups may also support spaces or even set up their own. Cool spaces are designed to offer local residents accessible and welcoming locations where they can seek shelter from the sun, stay cool and enjoy some company. It is important to consider supporting those who are vulnerable with travelling to and from spaces, however it may be safer for some to remain home. Your local District Council will also have a Severe Weather Emergency Protocol which they may activate during hot weather to support those who are homeless. Please contact your District Council or check their website for more information. Advice for Residents During Periods of Hot Weather: To reduce heat generated in the home, check your heating is off, turn off lights and electrical equipment not in use and try to cook at cooler times of the day. For essential devices that emit heat, consider closing doors to those rooms. To stay cool in the home during the day, shade, or cover windows. Open windows (when it is safe to do so) when the air feels cooler
Community Hot Weather Guidance Read More »
Today June 4th, was the first day of the Planning Appeal on the outline application for up to 170 dwellings on the fields between Hanwell and Banbury. We are supporting Hanwell regarding their objection to this application because if it is approved, we shall have great difficulty in protecting Little Bourton from development to adjoin
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June is a busy month in the Bourtons, a Wildlife Day with Open gardens for everyone to enjoy on the 23rd of June; (information here) the opportunity to get your reduced tickets for the Fairport Convention Concert at the village hall on 21st and some exciting events at the Dirt House including a Royal Ascot
There’s a lot going on in June in the Bourtons . . . Read More »
Bourtonians, here is all the information you need to know to get your tickets for this year’s Fairport Convention Festival. May I respectfully remind you that these tickets have been provided for free by Fairport for us to sell at a reduced price to support our community. The information will be included in the June
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The May Parish Council meeting will be preceded by the Annual Parish Meeting and the Annual General Meeting beginning at 7.10 pm The reports submitted for the Annual Parish Meeting will be published here and you can see the Agenda for the meeting HERE. The Annual General meeting Agenda can be viewed HERE
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