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/in News /by Adam BernsteinParish Notes
/in News /by Adam BernsteinThe latest issue of the Parish Notes is here. It should be through letterboxes soon.
Notice of Casual Vacancy
/in News /by Adam BernsteinPublic notice is hereby given that due to the resignation of Councillor Helen Birks a vacancy exists in the office of Parish Councillor for Aston Rowant Parish Council.
The vacancy will be filled by election if, within fourteen working days of the date of this notice, any ten local government electors for the said parish submit a written request to:
The Returning Officer, South Oxfordshire District Council, Abbey House, Abbey Close, Abingdon, OX14 3JE.
In computing these fourteen days mentioned above you disregard a Saturday or Sunday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Good Friday or a bank holiday or a day appointed for Public Thanksgiving or Mourning.
If no such request is made the vacancy will be filled by co-option by the Parish Council.
Dated 28 July 2025
See attached for official notice.
Still time to object to a planning application
/in News /by Adam BernsteinThere’s still time to object to the planning application on the B4009 / Aston Rowant Road junction – comments must be in by 28 July.
This is an application (in principle) for one house on a field that can take multiple dwellings. There’s a reasonable risk of other fields seeing homes being built on them if the application is granted.
The parish council has objected; residents can read more here.
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/in News /by Adam BernsteinFTTP is coming to the parish!
/in News /by Adam BernsteinNeither I or the parish council can take credit for this – despite the efforts we put in a couple of years ago – but it looks like FTTP from Openreach is close to being provided to homes in the parish.
Take a look here and see what it tells you. I’ve tested a number of addresses in the parish and they’re close to being upgradable.
Finally…
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/in News /by Adam BernsteinOCC energy efficiency grants
/in News /by Adam BernsteinA note from OCC:
“We are dedicated to helping Oxfordshire households on a low income improve the energy efficiency of their homes, lower their bills, and reduce their carbon footprint.
We have been able to secure government-backed Warm Homes Local Grant funding to install energy efficient measures such as insulation, solar panels and heat pumps in residents’ homes.”
There’s more information here on eligibility and how to apply.
