The election results for 4th May 2023 can be found on the Vale website here.
Councillor details page on this website will be updated after they officially take office following the AGM on 18th May 2023.
The election results for 4th May 2023 can be found on the Vale website here.
Councillor details page on this website will be updated after they officially take office following the AGM on 18th May 2023.
Skatepark plans are open for consultation until 13th May.
The plans to build a skatepark in the Upper Louie Memorial Field have been submitted and are open to consultation until 13th May. You can find all the plans and put in your comments online on the Vale’s planning website on this link.
Some images to show the visualisations and location, use the link above to see all plans, visuals, landscaping and sustainability documents :
If you intend to vote in the local elections on Thursday 4 May remember you are now required to show photo ID when voting at a polling station. A range of photo ID will be accepted, including passports, driving licences, disabled parking blue badges and cards with a PASS Mark. Expired ID is acceptable, as long as the photograph is still a true likeness of you. To view the full list of accepted ID, visit The Electoral Commission website.
On May 4th you can vote for your two District Councillors and for 14 parish councillors. With this election the name of the electoral parish area is changing to Botley & North Hinksey Parish Council. To see the list of all 26 candidates standing for election to the Parish Council view the list of nominated candidates here.
A request has been received from Cappagh for a temporary road closure to apply to a length of Arthray Road, whilst essential sewer covers replacement on 8 defective manholes works are carried out.
A temporary Notice is being made by Oxfordshire County Council to implement the temporary restriction and will operate from 04 May 2023 up to and including 05 May 2023. This will operate between 09:30 and 15:30
A copy of the drawing showing the extent of the closure and also the alternative routes for traffic is attached.
Further information regarding the works may be obtained by contacting Hannah Kennedy on 0208 947 4000 Opt 3 or email HKennedy@cappagh.co.uk
Louie Memorial Lower Field – Saturday March 25th 2pm
A semi-circle of six wild cherry trees is being planted in the Lower Field as a memorial to all the lives lost and permanently affected by the Covid pandemic. They will offer shelter for seats with a view out across north Oxford. The trees will be planted by the Hinksey Nature Trail volunteers in the morning. They will be below the left hand side of the car park.
Rev. Clare Sykes will lead a short service of dedication at 2pm. All are invited to join us to remember those we have lost and to reflect on how our lives were changed.
North Hinksey Parish Council thank the Trust for Oxfordshire’s Environment for their support.
The mosaics are now up! Thank you to everyone who came to the Big Reveal and art workshop on 18th March. A HUGE thank you to Clare Goodall, mosaic artist who created the works with the input of many local people including Botley School, North Hinksey Primary School, Botley Seniors Lunch Club, pop-up cafe, the community larder, the Howse family, Bob and Linda for the nature walk and all the local people who helped put the mosaic panels together in Clare’s workshops.
On Saturday 18th we also had a workshop with artist Nor Greenhalgh to draw inspiration for her mural that will go up later this Spring/Summer.
This is part 1 of our Public Art for West Way Square. Look out for news of Alex Wenhams’ huge stone carvings and Nor’s mural coming soon.
The Annual Parish Meeting is 7:30pm Thursday 16th March at Seacourt Hall and you can also attend online via Zoom.
Agenda with Zoom details can be downloaded here.
AGENDA
Annual Parish Meetings are a chance for parishioners to discuss matters of local importance. Although arranged by the Parish Council and chaired by the Chairman of NHPC, it is not a Parish Council meeting and operates under a different set of procedures. All are welcome to attend.
All welcome for Public Art Reveal and art workshop Saturday 18th March, West Way Square.
North Hinksey Parish Council has been working with local artists and Fusion Arts, together with the Vale Arts officer to enable the creation of artworks for West Way Square, using S106 money. The work has involved many different community groups and individuals in a truly collaborative creative process.
We are now excited to invite all members of the community to the official unveiling of the installed mosaic panels on Saturday 18th March. Details for the event are as follows:
Timeline:
This event on Saturday 18th March is the first of a number events planned this Spring covering all three elements to the West Way art:
We plan to install and unveil the standing stones and Nor’s wall murals later in the Spring.
There is still time to get involved in the murals by attending Nor’s workshop on Saturday. All ages welcome. You can drop in any time between 10am-12pm to take part in the design of upcoming murals, with artist Nor. We’ll be experimenting with ancient and modern ways of measuring out space using unusual objects. If you like, bring along an object that has local or personal significance for you!
Mace have issued a newsletter update on the construction work for phase 2 of the West Way development. You can download the newsletter here.
There is a Community Liaison Group meeting with the developers and builders on 9th March where NHPC will be represented. We will use the opportunity to raise questions we’ve received from parishioners. We will provide a further update after that meeting.
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