Parishes are the smallest areas of civil administration in England and their Town and Parish Councils provide the statutory tier of local government closest to the people.
Parish Councils are an essential part of the structure of local democracy and have a vital role in acting on behalf of the communities they represent.
They:
Town and Parish Councils have a wide range of legal duties and powers, such as the maintenance of community buildings and land and much more. They have the power to raise money through the local council tax.
North Moreton has five councillors who stand for election every four years, the next election will be May 2027. Your current councillors are:
Clerk
Agendas are usually published ten days before the date of meeting. It is available to read on the Parish notice board or as a pdf download here.
Draft Minutes of meeting held -Nov are available to read as a pdf download here
Minutes of all past meetings are available here
Details of the current budget 24-25 are available as a pdf download here
Click on the Audit link to launch a pdf version of the present report (21-22) Audit
Current application received by the Parish Council Sept 24 are available to read as a pdf download here
The playground is inspected every year and the current safety report is available to download here. If your are unable to download the report please contact the clerk and he will make it available to you.
Contact the clerk Andrew Wise via email:
Parishioners should be aware that much of the village is protected by the North Moreton Conservation Area.This added protection of the character of our village places extra responsibilities on those who live within it.
As a general guideline, you should check with the relevant department at South Oxfordshire District Council BEFORE you carry out tree surgery or removal. The same applies if you intend building work or changing the appearance of your property. If a planning application is necessary, it has to take the Conservation Area into account. By checking first, you can save yourself a lot of problems.
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