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AGM 2025 Minutes
The Minutes for the Langford Village Community Association’s Annual General Meeting held on 8th October 2025 are now available online. Click for Minutes of the 2025 AGM.
The full Chairman’s Report and Treasurer’s Report are also published online and may be printed out if required.
Please note these Minutes are in draft form. Please send any comments about them by 30th November 2025 to chairman@lvca.org.uk
London Road – BBC Oxford 3rd June 2025
LISTEN: #KeepLondonRoadOpen
County Council Election Result 2025
Nick Cotter has been elected as the new Oxfordshire County Councillor who will represent Langford Village residents and others in Bicester South. This follows the poll held on May 1st.
OCC Election Candidates – May 1st 2025
The candidates standing in the County Council election on May 1st 2025 have now been announced. Langford Village is in the Bicester South ward.
Click here for further details.
Keep London Road Open: The Meeting Notes
The Langford Village Community Association’s notes related to the meeting on London Road and the campaign to keep a route open for vehicles there are now published online.
To view them please CLICK HERE.
Thank you to everyone who attended this important gathering to make comments and suggestions and to help plan next steps.
Light-up Langford 2024 – The Countdown
The Christmas Clock is ticking again and heading to 6pm on Sunday 1st December 2024.?
Share the clock and let’s all light up Langford together. ?
Follow the Light-up Langford facebook group.
Book now to hire the Hall for your 2024 event
It’s already possible to book the Hall for a children’s party or event at any time during this year.
The diary fills fast and our weekend dates always go quickly – so booking early can really help avoid disappointment later.
Everything you need to make a booking to hire the Hall is found right here.
Light-up Langford 2023 – The Countdown
The clock is ticking towards 6pm on Friday 1st December 2023.?
Share the clock and let’s all light up together. ?
The Wretchwick Way sub-group
At the recent AGM of Langford Village Community Association, the major topic was the Junction at Peregrine Way/Wretchwick Way, headed up by Carole Hetherington. Sixty five concerned residents, police and councillors attended the meeting where many issues were raised about the junction with individuals giving details of their near misses and concerns. Continue reading