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Latest News
A steering group has been set up consisting of representatives of interested bodies in the Northfield Development.  Here is the first meeting's minutes.  
The long awaited pinch point on the Wheatley road has been finished.  
The local Ramblers have published their up and coming walks-  Diary


Register of parish councillors interests  see here

                                                   
Planning applications below are for discussion on 12 May 2025 see here for draft agenda

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Garsington is a village in Oxfordshire, some 5 miles south east of Oxford.  It is a village of hills and narrow roads.  The ground rises from 200 feet at the foot of the hill to 431 feet at the highest point of the ridge.  We have magnificent views in all directions, the Chilterns to the east, Oxford to the west and the Berkshire Downs with Wittenham Clumps to the south. 

The village is home to over 2,000 people. It has a pub, hairdressers and a garden centre. The pub, The Manor Bar serves food daily. There is also a local Church of England primary school that performs well in SATs.  We have a fine Memorial Playing Field with a Sports and Social Club, and a recently renovated village hall, both available for functions. 

Our South Oxfordshire district councillor is Sam James-Lawrie and on Oxfordshire County Council our interests are represented by Robin Bennett.  Our Member of Parliament is Freddie Van Mierlo.  
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