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.
Once you’ve read this article, come back and CLICK HERE to go straight to the front page of the online form that we’re all asked to complete by 24th January. This will open a new tab and display the screen that you see below.
(We’ve added the orange arrows to help direct you and have called this ‘Step 1’)
Please note you ONLY need to use the ‘Oxford to Bletchley’ section of the form to comment on London Road. You do NOT need to complete any other route sections.
Next you should go through a few online pages that ask for your name and other information. Please complete this until you reach a page shown below. This is the start of the Oxford to Bletchley section of the online form (we’ve put in the arrow and called it Step 2, as below).
Now the very important bit!
On the next page YOU MUST SELECT THE ‘OTHER‘ INDICATOR shown by our arrow. Then go on to write your comments about what you want to happen (i.e. for EWR to ensure continuing access for vehicles across the rail line) in the box at the bottom of this screen.
Then just keep clicking on the ‘Next Page’ buttons until you reach the pages at the very end and eventually the Submit Feedback Form button.
That’s it, all done!
Except our local MP, Calum Miller, who’s also fighting to Keep London Road Open, is requesting that you also email him the comments you’ve made. His email address is calum.miller.mp@parliament.uk and we do urge you to please do this as well.
You might also like to write to the Transport Minister responsible for railways. This is Lord Peter Hendy and his email is hendyp@parliament.uk
Thank you everyone for all your support!
Join us at a public meeting to cover next steps in the campaign to ensure continued access for all vehicles and pedestrians across the East West Rail route in Bicester once the London Road level crossing is permanently closed by EWR/Network Rail.
Monday 6th January 7.30pm at Langford Village Community Centre, OX26 6XX.
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A very big ‘thank you’ to all Langford’s residents and friends who came along to the LVCA AGM in the Hall. It was one of the best ever attendances for the community meeting – despite the heavy rain outside.
Thank you also to all the speakers who joined us to relay latest news and information, including Calum Miller the new MP for Bicester and Woodstock.
The Minutes of the meeting, held on Thursday 26th September, will be published here soon.
Meanwhile, the Chairman’s Report, as presented at the meeting is already available here.
Information presented as the Treasurer’s Report is also available here.
Please ‘Save the Date’ now and simply add it to your phone or device calendar so you don’t forget. It’s Tuesday 17th October at 7.30 in the Hall. Just click on the button provided here.
Add to CalendarThe draft minutes of the AGM held on 3rd October 2022 are now available to view and download. Please click here
The slide presentation given at the AGM on the Langford Village bus service is here.
If you were unable to come to the AGM and would like to join those who’ll receive notification of when the meeting minutes are published then please sign-up to LVCA e-News here.
If you’ve already signed up for this service in the past or you attended the AGM and wrote your email address on the attendance sheet then you do NOT need to sign up again here as you’re already on our list to receive these notifications.
Please note that it will take a little while for these minutes to be made ready but as soon as they are you will get to know about it.
All Langford Village residents and friends are welcome to attend – there’s no need to register in advance, just come along to the Community Centre Hall for 7.30pm on Monday 3rd October.
LVCA also invites you to catch up with its latest e-Newsletter for all residents and to subscribe for free future editions to be sent direct to your email inbox so that you don’t miss the news.
A recording of the 2021 AGM held on 5th October is available to view by clicking this link.
To contact our Chairman please use the online contact form or make a comment here.
This year the LVCA Annual General Meeting is on Tuesday 5th October at 7.30pm.
Please register your name and email for more information and reminders on this event.
