Please don’t delay in booking the Hall for your children’s party or event 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.
The 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.
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View the latest local progress report from East West Rail, either click here or on the image.
Important news is emerging about the 27 bus service for Langford residents. This service will no longer run after 4th September 2022. For more information please click here to read the information provided by Councillor Calum Miller.
The 5G telecom tower proposed for Peregrine Way has failed to win approval of Cherwell District Council and is being refused planning permission. Council officers say the mast would bring ‘demonstrable harm to visual amenity’ and cause detriment to living conditions for nearby residents.
We don’t yet know whether the telecoms firm that wishes to build the mast to improve coverage here will make any alternative proposal or whether it might appeal the decision to refuse it at that spot.
The LVCA was among the organisations and people who objected to the 16m tall mast being placed at the chosen spot and suggested consideration was given to putting it somewhere else on Langford Village.
