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Didcot Diary
Issue 11 December 2013
Welcome Home and Medals Parade Christmas opening hours Parks and Gardens
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Contents
Footpath Wardens 2
Welcome Home and Medal Parade 3
Storm Damage 3
Christmas Opening Hours 4
School Admissions 5
U3A meeting 5
Choral Concert 5
Parks and Gardens 6 & 7
Allotments 8
Christmas Street Fair 8
Footpath Wardens 8
Frequently Asked Questions 9
Remembrance Parade and Service 9
Advice from CAB 10
Carol Service 11
By-election Result 11
Didcot Town Fayre 11
Business and Community Awards 11
Mayor’s Charity Gig 11
Civic Ball 12
Didcot Town Council Awards Evening 12
Tea Dances 12
NHS Right First Time Advice 13
Grant Aid 13
Civic Hall 14
What’s on at the Civic Hall 15
Welcome to the latest issue of the Didcot
Diary. A lot has happened since the last
issue including the Welcome Home and
Medal Parade and the Remembrance Parade
and Service.
This summer many residents have
commented on the fantastic display of
sunflowers in the beds outside the Civic Hall
but these have now been replaced with winter
bedding which should provide colour through
to the Spring.
This year sees the 20th anniversary of the
Christmas Street Fair. Each year the
Christmas lights are switched on for the first
time on the night of the street fair.
The Christmas lights are provided by the
Council and this year £16,000 has been spent
to help make the display better than ever with
some new motifs, including two angels and a
teddy bear, and LED cladding of the festoons.
The Town Council office will be closed for
Christmas from 12 noon on Christmas Eve
until 8.45am on Tuesday 2nd January 2014.
Other useful Christmas opening times can be
found on page 4.
This will be the last issue of the Didcot Diary
for 2013 so all the staff and members of
Didcot Town Council, wish
you a very happy Christmas
and a peaceful and
prosperous New Year.
If you have any comments or
suggestions for future issues
of the Didcot Diary please
contact us on 01235 812637
Welcome Home and Medal Parade
On Friday 4th October 2013 Didcot welcomed home personnel from the EOD and Search Task
Force after a six month tour in Afghanistan, and 11 EOD Regiment RLC also exercised their
right to march and parade through the town. The salute was taken by the Princess Royal.
A medal parade took place at the Civic Hall where medals were presented by the Princess Royal
and the Mayor of Didcot, Councillor Axel Macdonald.
Photos Crown Copyright
Pictured left is the Mayor presenting Lt Colonel D A
Reyland RLD with an engraved salver to mark the
occasion.
Storm damage
The storms that swept across south east England on
the 27th and 28th October left some damage in it’s wake.
Damaged trees and fallen branches were reported all
across town and the gardeners were busy clearing up
and making areas safe as quickly as possible.
Pictured right is gardener Steve Andrews with a
Sycamore tree that had suffered from a split trunk and
damaged limbs on Stubbings Land.
Council staff cleared as much debris as they could and
bigger jobs were contracted to specialists so potential
danger and inconvenience to residents were cleared as
quickly as possible.
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Christmas Opening Hours
DIDCOT TOWN COUNCIL
The Council office will be closed from 12 noon on Tuesday 24th
December until 8.45am on Thursday 2nd January 2014.
All emails and phone messages will be answered as soon as
possible on our return.
CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
Monday 23rd December 10am to 4pm
Tuesday 24th December 10am to 1pm
Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th December CLOSED
Friday 27th December 10am to 1pm
Monday 30th December 10am to 1pm
Tuesday 31st December (telephone only ) 10am to 4pm
Wednesday 1st January CLOSED
OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL RECYCLING CENTRES
Monday 23rd December 8am to 5pm
Tuesday 24th December 8am to 3pm
Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th December CLOSED
Friday 27th, Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th and Monday 30th December 8am to 5pm
Tuesday 31st December 8am to 3pm
Wednesday 1st January – CLOSED
WILLOWBROOK LEISURE CENTRE
Tuesday 24th December 9am to 2pm
Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th December CLOSED
Friday 27th December 10am to 4pm
Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th December 10am to 5pm
Monday 30th December 10am to 4pm
Tuesday 31st December CLOSED
Wednesday 1st January CLOSED
In the event of an emergency please contact the South Oxfordshire District Council out of
hours service on 01491 824033.
The non-emergency police number is 101.
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If you have a child aged 3 or 4 years the Admissions Team
at the Oxfordshire County Council have advised that now
is the time to be applying for a place at primary school
for them.
The closing date for applications is 15th January 2014.
You can apply on line or download a form at
www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/admissions and forms are also
available at local schools.
A reference booklet called “Starting School” has been
published on the County Council website and copies are
available in Children’s Centres, libraries and schools.
If you would like more information about applying for a
Primary school place for your child the Admissions
Team can be contacted by calling 01865 815175 or
emailing [email protected] .
The Didcot & District U3A exists to provide educational and leisure activities at minimal cost.
It draws upon the knowledge, experience, skills and enthusiasms of its members to organise
interest groups for its members. With over 20 interest groups including wine appreciation,
dancing, science & maths, play reading, creative writing, walking, knitting, bridge, crafts,
books, poetry, singing, badminton, photography and 5 languages, there’s something for
everyone!
The next meeting of the University of the Third Age will be
held in the Civic Hall on Tuesday 17th December at 2pm.
The festive season will be celebrated with fantastic
Christmas Entertainment including a quiz.
Choral Concert
Mr Andrew Walker of St Birinus School organised a choral concert of
Karl Jenkins’ the armed man, which took place at the Didcot Leisure
Centre on Saturday 9th November at 7.30pm. The event follows on from the success of a
similar concert held in 2012 when Poulenc’s Gloria and other pieces associated with HM the
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee were performed by the St Birinus School Choir.
Didcot born prize-winning singer Elsa Walker was the soprano soloist and local St Birinus
student Mark Butler performed a trombone concerto by Ferdinand David.
The 2012 event was supported by the Council by a grant of £400.
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Parks and Gardens
New member of the team
Jed Allen pictured left joined the gardening team in September as an
apprentice gardener and he is already proving to be a valuable
member of the team.
Jed will be studying for a NVQ level 1 and 2 in horticulture with the
Abingdon and Witney College.
Broadway Flower Beds
During the Summer many residents have asked
about the flowerbeds along Broadway. The hardy
annuals are grown from seed and have provided
a lasting show of bloom late into the season.
The mix of Sunflowers have been very popular and
A similar show can be grown in domestic gardens
very easily. Simply make a small hole in the ground
with your index finger and sow 1 seed per hole in late
April when the soil has warmed up.
The dwarf variety we used is called Mezzulah, other
varieties included the large double head Teddy Bear
type, the very dark chocolate coloured Sunflower is
Velvet Queen.
The taller varieties are good for the back of the border
and can be sown in rows. Growing Sunflowers is an
excellent way to get children started in gardening as
they are easy to handle, sow and grow. The Autumn
seed heads are a good source of food for garden birds
in the winter months ahead.
Early October was mild and sunny and as a result we all enjoyed the extended flowering
season; but Autumn is here now, the leaves are starting to change colour and all the summer
flowers have to be changed over to the winter bedding.
This year the winter bedding will be predominately winter flowering pansies that do well despite
the season’s low temperatures and Polyanthus that will give a good show in the Spring and
can be left in the ground for a couple of years.
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Civic Hall
New this year were the Geranium towers at the Civic Hall
entrance – they bloomed throughout the summer and gave
a welcome to all visitors to the Civic Hall.
The patio adjoining the Jubilee Garden had new planters
this year and they now have Violas and Cyclamen replacing
the summer mix of small shrubs and bedding, pictured left.
Cemetery
Last year an overgrown hedge was removed between the cemetery and the back gardens of
Lynmouth Road because it was infested with bramble. To fill the gap it is planned that a row
of flowering trees will be planted along the cemetery boundary with Lynmouth Road. The
trees will be medium sized to give privacy, colour and shade.
Edmonds Park Sports Courts
The sports courts at Edmonds Park were refurbished earlier
this year. Work included a new playing surface, a new fence,
marking for netball and basket ball courts in addition to the
tennis courts that were already in place.
This work has opened up the courts for use by more
residents and can be seen in use most days.
The refurbishment was carried out using S106 money and a
grant from the South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC).
The courts were formally opened on Monday 28th October.
Pictured left is the Mayor, Councillor Axel Macdonald with the
Chairman of SODC, Councillor Dorothy Brown.
Pictured above are members of the
Didcot Netball Club practicing on
the courts
The Mayor said:
“The newly laid courts will be another boost to the
town's leisure facilities and help our thriving netball,
tennis and basketball clubs. It is important that the
town continues to add to its leisure facilities as the
town grows and those leisure facilities are located
in areas that town folk have good access to.”
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Allotments
This is the time of year when all the hard work carried out on allotments throughout the year
really pays off as crops of all kinds are harvested.
If you would like to try your hand at growing your own fruit and vegetables on an allotment
please contact Sue Atkins on 01235 812637 or [email protected] to join the waiting list
for a plot. The current waiting lists are:
Broadway 5
Cockcroft Road 2
Mereland Road 3
New Road 5
Wantage Road 5
This is the time of year when we usually announce the winners of the best kept allotments for
2013 at the Didcot Town Council awards evening. This year the awards evening has been
moved to Spring 2014 when the nights will be lighter and hopefully,
warmer. The actual date will be announced in the near future.
The 2014 Didcot Town Fayre will take place on Saturday 19th July. This
year the produce award was presented to Mereland Road site for their
colourful display of good quality produce, pictured right. The produce
show will be part of next year’s event so if you think your allotment site
can produce a better display of produce please speak to your site
representative for more information or contact Karen Dodd on 01235
750035 or [email protected].
Christmas Street Fair
The 2013 Christmas Street Fair took place
on Thursday 28th November.
There was lots to see and do, with live
music in the Orchard Centre. The headline
act was Abi Phillips from Hollyoaks and
she was supported by local bands.
This year the Civic Hall was open with some
craft stalls inside.
The Christmas lights were turned on for
first time this year at the start of the evening
and it was the perfect opportunity to see the
new lights and festoons that have been
funded by the Council.
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Footpath Wardens
It was recently decided to implement a
scheme of footpath wardens in town. The
wardens will walk local footpaths on a regular
basis and report any issues such as
overgrown vegetation or litter to the
Oxfordshire County Council for action.
This is an opportunity to help make a
difference to your neighbourhood so if you
enjoy walking in the fresh air and would like
to help us keep our town looking it best
please contact us on [email protected]
or 01235 812637 for more information.
Information
Centre
In the Information Centre we have noticed that
some questions tend to get asked more often than
others. In this section we aim to provide answers
to some recurring
issues.
Q. I understand that some of the buses are changing on 8th December 2013. Do you
know what they are?
A. There will be a change to the X2 - this will now run from Oxford all the way through to
Wallingford.
The X36 that currently goes to Wallingford will be withdrawn from that date.
There will be a new route-X1/X32-that will run from Oxford through to Wantage at 30 minute
intervals. This service will provide a service between Didcot, Harwell Campus and Wantage
and will replace the current 32 services.
There will be a new X33/X34 bus that will provide a fast non-stop service between Oxford
and Harwell Campus.
Timetables can be picked up from the Information Centre or downloaded from the Thames
Travel website.
With the new services there will now be up to three buses an hour travelling between Oxford
and Didcot.
Q. Will there be a pantomime at the Civic Hall this year?
A. Oh yes there will! Dates are Friday 17th and Saturday 18th January 2014. There will be one
performance on the Friday night at 7.30pm and three on the Saturday at 10.30am, 2.30pm and
7.30pm. Tickets are priced at £8 and £5 for concessions.
Q. Will there be a Town Carol Concert this year at the Civic Hall?
A. Not this year-it will be held at Didcot Girls’ School instead. The service will take place on
Wednesday 11th December starting at 7.15pm.
Remembrance Sunday Parade and
Service
This year’s parade took place on Sunday 10th
November. The parade started from Edinburgh
Drive car park and gathered at the memorial in
the Garden of Remembrance at 3pm for a
service of remembrance and the laying of
wreathes.
The parade was led by the Oxford Caledonian
Pipes and Drums and musical accompaniment
for the hymns was provided by the Abbey Brass
band
I’m a homeowner, and I’ve been looking for ways
to cut my energy bills. I’ve just received a leaflet
about the Green Deal - is there anything I should
know before I decide whether to sign up?
The Green Deal is a new Government scheme to help with energy saving improvements to your
home such as loft insulation, double glazing and solar panels. The scheme lets you make these
improvements by taking out a loan which is repaid through the savings on your energy bills. Like
any credit arrangement, the Green Deal is a serious financial commitment, so you need to think
carefully about whether it’s right for you.
The loan is attached to properties, not people, so if you move house then repayments will pass
to the next owner or tenant so you must let them know that loan is attached to the property
before they agree to buy.
The scheme is designed so that savings always outstrip repayments. But this isn’t a guarantee,
so taking out a Green Deal loan may mean that your bills increase. If you’re on an electricity
meter repayments will be taken off your credit in small amounts several times a day, so you
may find that your credit is used up faster.
If you decide to go ahead, the first step is an assessment of your home, which you often have to
pay for. Green Deal assessors and providers must be officially accredited – you can check by
looking at the central register at gdorb.decc.gov.uk/consumersearch.
If you decide to go ahead after your assessment, there is a seven-day cooling off period . If you
change your mind during the cooling off period, you won’t have to pay a cancellation fee,
although you are likely to have to pay some of the assessment cost if work has been carried out
before you cancel. Green Deal loans are covered by the Consumer Credit Act, which gives you
important rights. If you have a complaint, you should contact your provider. If they can’t sort out
your problem, you can contact the Energy or Financial Services Ombudsman.
If you can’t save money through the Green Deal, you may be able to get extra financial help
under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) for energy saving improvements to your home,
including solid wall insulation and cavity wall insulation.
Free, confidential, independent advice from your local Citizens Advice Bureau. See
www.adviceguide.org.uk or your local phone book for contact details.
Advice about the Green Deal, the Energy Company Obligation and other ways to get help to
save energy in your home from the Energy Savings Advice Service on 0300 123 1234 .
Further information is also available from Didcot CAB at Dales, 9-15 High Street, Didcot
OX11 8EQ or 08444 111 444.
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Town Carol Service
The Town Carol Service will take place in the Cockcroft Hall at Didcot Girls’
School on Wednesday 11th December at 7.15pm.
This is your opportunity to hear the Mayor, Councillor Axel Macdonald, singing
Good King Wenceslas and maybe join him in the chorus.
All Saints Ward By-Election Results
A by-election took place in All Saints Ward on Thursday 17th October and Mr John Ord was
elected.
Didcot Town Fayre
The 2014 Didcot Town Fayre will take place in Edmonds Park on Saturday 19th July, starting
at 12noon. There will be the same mix of side stalls, entertainment and performances from
local groups and clubs as before but this time it is hoped to take the fun into the early
evening with live music from local groups.
There will be a craft tent, baking competition, food and drink on sale and a produce show put
on by local allotment holders.
If you would like to take part in the Fayre in some way or if you would like more information
please contact Karen Dodd on 01235 750035 or [email protected].
If not just make a note in your diary to come along and enjoy an afternoon of fun in the park.
Business and Community Awards
It was reported in the October issue of the Didcot Diary the outdoor staff had been
nominated to receive a Business and Community Award for the work they do in Edmonds
Park.
Members of the team attended the awards evening on Saturday 19th October but they were
not selected to receive an award. The Outdoor Services Manager said that it was an honour
to be nominated and that the team appreciated the recognition of the work they do.
Mayors Charity Gig took place in the Conservative Club on Friday 25th October. Live
music was provided by the Crimps and a disco by Richard Polley. The
Mayor, Councillor Axel Macdonald said :
“The night was a great success and special thanks go to the Conservative Club, the band and DJ who all contributed their resources for free. Just under £400 was raised and this will be shared between the Felix Fund and Balsam Family Project.”
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Civic Ball The 2014 Civic Ball will take place in the Civic Hall, on Friday
28th February starting at 7pm.
Tickets are competitively price and include a delicious five course
dinner and dancing to the Limitations.
For more information or to purchase a ticket please contact
Sue Atkins on [email protected] or 01235 812637 or call into the
Information Centre in the Civic Hall in Britwell Road.
Didcot Town Council Awards Evening
The Didcot Town Council Awards Evening is usually held in November or December each
year. The awards evening is where prizes are awarded for the best kept allotments, the
work of grant aid recipients is recognised and the evening culminates in the presentation
of the John Eldridge Award for voluntary service.
Following feedback received it has been decided to postpone this years event until early in
2014 when it is hoped that the lighter, warmer evenings will enable more people to attend.
If you would like to make a nomination for the John Eldridge award this can be done at any
time by contacting us on [email protected] or calling 01235 812637 for a nomination
form. The criteria for being nominated is that:
The nominee must be based in Didcot or their work is for the benefit of the people
of the town and they can’t be paid for doing it.
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Tea Dance
If you love to dance, whether it’s ballroom, Latin American or
Popular Sequence you’ll love the new tea dances that take
place in the Civic Hall . The tea dances take place every third
Thursday of the month between 2.00pm and 4.30pm. Tickets
cost just £3 each and include refreshments so why not brush
off your dancing shoes and join in the fun.
The next dance will take place on Thursday 19th December.
If you would to know more please give contact the Civic Hall
On 01235 512436 or [email protected].
Music is provided by Vintage Sounds.
The Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group
is launching a Choose Well campaign to ensure
you have all the information you need to choose
the right health services should you become ill.
Choose Well means knowing about the different health services available and choosing the
best one for your illness or injury. A&E and 999 are for serious or critical conditions or life
threatening emergencies only. There are many different options available. Choosing Well
will help to ensure that the right NHS care is available when you need it.
By choosing well:
You get the right care, first time
You will often be treated more quickly than at A&E
It helps free up the emergency departments to treat people with life threatening
conditions.
There are lots of different ways people can access the right NHS service and make sure
they get the right treatment, at the right time and a place that is convenient for them.
For more information please visit NHS Choices – www.nhs.uk
Advice from the NHS is that in an emergency (eg serious injury, chest pain, loss of
consciousness or suspected stroke), phone 999.
Grant Aid
Didcot is fortunate in having a wide variety of community groups and charities that
contribute to the life of the town. The hard work carried out by an army of volunteers helps
to make our town a better place to live. Grant Aid is used to support organisations and
individuals who work for the benefit of the people of Didcot, and for the Council’s own arts
and entertainment projects. Some of the group’s who have received Grant Aid in 2013
include:
The Didcot Library
The Didcot Volunteer Centre
The Oxfordshire Play Association
2410 Didcot Squadron ATC welfare fund
Vitalise
Didcot Arts and Community Association
Didcot Twinning Association
The Didcot Devils Basketball Club
The Royal British Legion
The South and Vale Carers
Didcot TRAIN
Didcot Good Neighbours scheme
If you or your organisation would like to apply for Grant Aid more information and an
application form is available on our website www.didcot.gov.uk or you can call 01235
812637 or email [email protected].
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Didcot Civic Hall prides itself in delivering outstanding
events, within budget, and with that personal touch that gives
it the edge over other conference and hire venues………….
with the versatility and creativity experience of the team we
can help organise a conference or wedding, bringing together
traditional or alternate ideas to create dramatic impact and
lasting memories.
Set in the heart of Didcot, with a varied entertainment programme; it's also an ideal location for
hosting wedding ceremonies, receptions, dinners and parties. With a choice of newly
refurbished function rooms and Main Hall to choose from, we're here to help make your
special event one to remember.
2013 has been an outstanding year for the centre seeing the growth of its Clubs and Societies
and companies using our conference/meeting rooms as well as public consultations.
As well as all this we hosted successful performances from live bands, theatre performances
and a murder mystery event. Most recently was the home coming parade for the soldiers
whilst hosting HRH the Princess Royal.
We will see out the rest of the year with more live performances each month as well as a visit
from Father Christmas during the first weekend of December.
Business Package – the requirement of every business is carefully assessed before devising
a solution that meets budgets and exceeds expectations of the delegates; whether it’s a
meeting room for 2, or a hall to seat 200 delegates. A full range of business support is on
offer from photocopying to projectors.
Supporting Local Clubs and Societies – a full list of clubs and societies who meet in the hall is
available as well as events running throughout the year that are organised by them. With such
a variety there is sure to be something of interest for everyone.
Catering - we can provide catering services for events of all sizes, from tea and coffee to a
buffet lunch or full sit down served dinners.
Weddings – we are now fully licensened for weddings and civil partnerships
so if you are looking for a venue for your special day we have the
facilities to help make your dreams come true; and outside there is the
Diamond Jubilee Garden which is the perfect backdrop for photos.
New for 2014
A children’s Birthday package is being launched…………………..watch this space for the
update, or pop in to find out more.
Call us now to arrange an informal visit, or to take the first steps planning your event on
01235 512436 or email [email protected]
See page 15 For more information about events in the Civic Hall in the next few weeks.
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What’s on at the Civic Hall
For more information about any event in the Civic Hall or about hiring the hall please
contact the Civic Hall Management team on 01235 512436 or [email protected]. 15
Regular Events
Music and Movement for pre-school age
Children, every Thursday from 10.15am. Term time
only.
Pilates, every Thursday (except the first of the month)
At 6.30pm.
Ceroc Modern Jive Dance, every Thursday from 8pm.
Experts are on hand to guide you through the moves.
Didcot Ladies Afternoon Group, 2.15pm every third
Wednesday of the month.
Yoga, every Tuesday at 10am and 6pm.
Women’s Institute Evening Group, 8pm every third
Wednesday of the month.
Zumba, every Tuesday at 7pm.
Didcot Town Council
All Saints Ward
Annie Birchall 07788 645989 c/o Didcot Town Council [email protected]
Nick Hards 01235 510146 184 Abingdon Road OX11 9BP [email protected]
Margaret Turner 01235 812958 18 Bosleys Orchard OX11 7NY [email protected]
Robert Bulman 61 Oxford Crescent OX11 7AL
John Ord 07533254711 4 Dunnock End OX11 6AD [email protected]
Ladygrove Ward
Tony Harbour 07771594368 [email protected]
Neville Harris 01235 511363 180 Abingdon Road OX11 9BP [email protected]
Chris Harrison 07531 025403 106 Wessex Road OX11 7SU [email protected]
Roger Hawlor 01235 519061 11 Haydon Road OX11 7JB [email protected]
Phil Hayward 01235 819799 19 Ouse Close OX11 7FE [email protected]
Bill Service 01235 510810 15 Nunney Brook OX11 7FW [email protected]
Northbourne Ward
David Rouane 07957 287799 1 East Street OX11 8EJ [email protected]
Bernard Cooper 01235 811806 1 Loyd Road OX11 8JX [email protected]
Axel Macdonald 07425 176404 56 Campion Hall Drive OX11 9RN [email protected]
Peter Read 01235 211754 6 East Street OX11 8EJ [email protected]
Scott Wilgrove 01235 812181 130 Wantage Road OX11 0AJ [email protected]
Park Ward
Margaret Davies 01235 816496 15 Evenlode Drive OX11 7XG [email protected]
Eleanor Hards 01235 510146 184 Abingdon Road OX11 9BP [email protected]
Des Healy 01235 212102 19 Collingwood Avenue OX11 0AL
Catherine Kiely 01235 811596 195 Broadway OX11 8RU [email protected]
John Moody 01235 210242 63 Norreys Road OX11 0AW [email protected]
Council and Committee meetings in December 2013
and January 2014
December
Finance and General Purposes 16th
Planning and Administration 18th
January 2014
Planning and Development 8th
Council 13th
Environment 20th
Finance and General Purposes 27th
Council (if required) 27th (at 6pm)
Planning and Development 29th
Staff
Dominic Stapleton Town Clerk
Karen Dodd Deputy Town Clerk
Brenda Andrews Outdoor Services Manager
Sharon Hickman Finance and Administration
Sue Atkins Information Centre Manager
Paul Copley Grounds Supervisor
Steve Andrews Gardener
Richard Dowling Gardener
Justin Strong Gardener
John Jones Gatekeeper
Neressa Copley Pavilion Cleaner
Jed Allan Gardening Apprentice
All meetings commence at 7.30pm and are held in the Civic Hall unless otherwise stated.
The Council operates a policy of public participation at meetings. For more information please
contact us by calling 01235 812637 or email to [email protected] or write to Didcot Town
Council, Civic Hall, Britwell Road, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 7HN or visit our website
www.didcot.gov.uk.