19 April 2026 - Planning
Neighbourhood Plan – Public Meeting – 30th May 2026
Neighbourhood Plan - Public Meeting - Saturday 30th May 2026 - 2pm - 5.30pm at St Kenelm's Hall, Brize Norton Road, Minster Lovell
Councils come in all shapes and sizes. In Oxfordshire, the County Council looks after areas such as education, social care, trading standards, transport and highways. The District Council looks after services such as refuse and recycling, planning, council tax and housing. The Parish Council is the level below the District Council and has responsibility for allotments, bus shelters, community and play facilities, grass cutting and responding to consultations and planning applications. All villagers are welcome to attend the Parish Council meetings which are usually held on the third Monday of each month in St Kenelms Hall, Brize Norton Road, Minster Lovell. Please see the Council Meetings section of the website for dates and more information.
Neighbourhood Plan - Public Meeting - Saturday 30th May 2026 - 2pm - 5.30pm at St Kenelm's Hall, Brize Norton Road, Minster Lovell
A PUBLIC VIEWING OF LARGE SCALE PLANS FOR PLANNING APPLICATION NO: 25/02876/RES LAND SOUTH OF BURFORD ROAD, MINSTER LOVELL. THE PUBLIC VIEWING WILL BE FROM 6.30PM - 7.00PM ON MONDAY 15TH DECEMBER 2025 AT THE ST KENELMS HALL, BRIZE NORTON ROAD.
IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME PART OF THE PARISH COUNCIL AND TO BE A PARISH COUNCILLOR PLEASE CONTACT VANESSA OLIVERI, PARISH CLERK, MINSTER LOVELL. VANESSA WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND LET YOU KNOW THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF BEING A PARISH COUNCILLOR.
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