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Parish Clerk, Allison Leigh Telephone CONTACT DETAILS: Parish Clerk, Allison Leigh Telephone: 01865 865 876 Email: [email protected] NEWSLETTER No.193– April 2018 Neighbourhood Plan Consultation - Please respond! The six-week consultation on our Neighbourhood Plan ends on 14th April. Please send in your comments, however brief - all comments are welcome! You can download the report from www.easthagbourneplan.net or view a paper copy in St Andrew's Church during the daytime when no service is taking place. Comments can be sent via the online questionnaire at www.easthagbourneplan.net , by email to [email protected] or by post to Allison Leigh, Parish Clerk, 26 Eaton Village, Oxfordshire OX13 5PR. Annual Parish Meeting Your Annual Parish Meeting will be held on Thursday 26th April, 7:30pm in East Hagbourne Pavilion at the Recreation Ground. Our village is still facing great pressures from speculative development. Please come along, hear the latest updates and give your views. New Housing Developments SODC's Local Plan is progressing but running into some difficulties. A new 'Oxfordshire Growth Deal' is being progressed that could give Oxfordshire some protection against unplanned development in return for extra houses. The route of the proposed Oxord-Cambridge expressway is still unclear. The planning applications for Blewbury Road and St Hugh's Rise have not gone to Planning Committee at the time of writing. Catesby's appeal is scheduled for the week of 21st May and Taylor Wimpey have not yet put in a planning application. Please come to the Annual Parish Meeting to hear the latest updates Our New Look Village Website www.easthagbourne.net Keep an eye out for our new website which will be relaunched on a new and more reliable platform early in April. The website is run by the Parish Council for the use of the village residents and visitors. We will put up forthcoming events and highlight news that we feel will be useful to you. If you have any amendments or updates to make please contact [email protected] Butts Piece Allotments Please note that there will be some vacant plots available from 1st April at rentals of between £12 & £26. Please contact the Clerk with your address and email address to be put on the waiting list. First come, first served. Save the Date! East Hagbourne’s annual Litter Blitz will be held on Saturday 28th April. Meet at the Village Hall at 10am. Adults and children welcome - equipment will be provided. Please help keep our village looking smart. CURRENT PLANNING APPLICATIONS The following planning application has been received since the previous issue. P18/S0674/FUL, Coscote Farm, West Hagbourne P18/S0804/DIS, Blue Hills Road running through Coscote, Coscote P18/S0858/HH, Blewbury Mill, Blewbury Road, Blewbury The next Parish Council Meeting will be the Annual Parish Council Meeting: Thursday 3rd May 2018 at 7:30pm in East Hagbourne Pavilion. All Council meetings are open to the public and we welcome your participation. Agendas and Minutes of previous meetings are published at www.easthagbourne.net Football in East Hagbourne Hagbourne United Football Club are looking for new players to play in the North Berks league divisions 4 & 5. The Club currently fields two men's teams for age 16+, but will be pleased to hear from players of all ages and abilities. Contact Trevor Davies at [email protected] or tel 07505 991 688 Bus timetables: 1. A new bus timetable for the 94 service will be in effect from 24 July 2016 2. The 131 service will continue to run to Wallingford on Fridays only Provisional timetable 131 Service East Hagbourne to Wallingford (Fridays Only) Didcot ? ? Wallingford, Hospital 1307 East Hagbourne, Harwood Road ? Wallingford, Market Place (Stop C) 1310 § East Hagbourne, o/s War Memorial Layby 1020 Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, o/s Red Lion 1320 § Tadley, Blewbury Road 1022 North Moreton, o/s Bus Shelter 1326 Blewbury, opp The Load of Mischief 1025 South Moreton, o/s The Crown 1330 Aston Upthorpe, opp The Chequers 1030 Aston Upthorpe, nr The Chequers 1335 South Moreton, opp The Crown 1035 Blewbury, o/s The Load of Mischief 1340 North Moreton, opp Bus Shelter 1039 § Tadley, Blewbury Road 1344 Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, opp Red Lion 1045 East Hagbourne, nr War Memorial Green 1345 Wallingford, Market Place (Stop C) 1052 East Hagbourne, Harwood Road Turning Circle ? Wallingford, Hospital 1055 Didcot ? 1350 This is a community Bus service, funded locally. Fares are not collected on board. Users must register with their Parish Council East Hagbourne, Harwood Road Turning Circle - inclusion still subject of discussion 3. 92 Didcot Town circular .
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