Latest News Articles Can you spare 2 hours a week to help? 27 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Parish Council)Volunteers needed for a basic IT skills class Eynsham Country Market re-opens 27 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Country Market)ECM open for business in 2022 Viral Kindness 26 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Village)All ‘Plan B’ measures end from Thursday 27 January but caution is recommended Volunteer Driving is Great! 23 Jan 2022 (Road Sharing)‘Nothing we have been involved with to date has given the same satisfaction as driving this bus.’ Wild Arts - Connecting with Nature 22 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Art Classes)workshops that draw inspiration, reference and material directly from the local ecology The Great Stink Continues 21 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Village)Headlines on the eve of a protest against the dumping of raw sewage in the Thames EV chargers to launch in mid Feb 21 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Parish Council)An update on when we will be able to ‘park and charge’ in Eynsham’s Back Lane car park Planting hedges in Carnival Meadow 21 Jan 2022 (Eynsham's Nature Recovery Network!)Connecting up for Nature Recovery in Eynsham Get Up Close with Nature in 2022 20 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Art Classes)Exciting opportunities for you to connect with our wild spaces and species You Can Run Course 20 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Roadrunners)We are pleased to announce our next 'Couch to 5k' course starting on Wednesday 16 March 2022 W. Eynsham masterplan to be submitted 19 Jan 2022 (EPIC)Building on our community's views, EPC, GreenTEA and EPIC have worked with land owners/developers to improve the masterplan. On Your Doorstep! 18 Jan 2022 (Road Sharing)OCC’s planning application for the A40 Smart Corridor in now live Choral workshop 17 Jan 2022 (Eynsham Choral Society (ECS))All welcome at a one-off workshop for the Queen's platinum jubilee in 2022. Date to follow. GreenTEA January newsletter 16 Jan 2022 (GreenTEA)Our January newsletter is now out, with more ideas to tackle climate change and an update on the new community bus First and Last Mile needs drivers! 15 Jan 2022 (GreenTEA)Support our new community bus service - drivers needed urgently (to start immediately)
Salt Cross Garden Village 12 Feb 2021 (Eynsham Village) WODC’s Area Action Plan has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate West Oxfordshire District Council has now submitted its draft Area Action Plan for Salt Cross to the Planning Inspectorate, along with a viability assessment. A new AAP examination page includes the collated responses and a schedule of supporting documents and technical evidence. The viability assessment is especially worth reading for its preliminary S106 assumptions (pages 103-105), with a total £96,925,017 to be spread over four phases as housing buildout progresses. You may find it helpful to compare these draft allocations with the Parish Council’s S106 submission for this site. S106 ‘developer obligations’ are focused on site-specific mitigation of the impact of development - read more. Background reading EPIC response to AAP Consultation Parish Council response to AAP Consultation The consultation period for the outline planning application has now closed.