Category: Oxfordshire County Council
Climate Change Survey
31st July 2024
Oxfordshire County Council is working on a climate engagement plan across Oxfordshire to further action on carbon reduction and climate resilience at a local level.
The Climate Engagement Survey is now live. To complete the survey, click the link below:
Climate Action Survey: Knowledge, Attitude and Practices | Let’s Talk Oxfordshire
20mph Scheme
10th June 2024
A decision on the 20mph plan is to be made by the County Council – 18th July.
Oxfordshire County Council’s 20mph Consultation is live!
6th June 2024
The Parish Council has received the following information from Oxfordshire County Council about a consultation they are conducting.
Oxfordshire County Council wants to make our built environments safer and more attractive places to walk and cycle. To enable this, 20mph speed restrictions are being used to help promote alternative modes of transport for local travel. Further details on how the council is considering making 20mph the new 30mph for Oxfordshire communities can be found here.
We’re therefore asking for your views on the proposal to introduce a 20mph speed within Appleton & Eaton, replacing the majority of the existing 30mph speed limit in the process. Lengths of 30mph speed limit will be retained as a ‘buffer’ limit on Netherton Road & Eaton Road at the northern & southern approaches to the village, with Officers having taken the current road environment & traffic usage into account.
The proposals are being put forward following road safety concerns raised by the parish, and form part of a countywide programme of works that seeks to deliver ‘a safer place with a safer pace’ for the residents of Oxfordshire. In light of this please find the Councils consultation portal at the address below. The following consultation documents can be found there as well.
- Public Notice,
- Statement of Reasons,
- Consultation Plan(s), and
- Draft Traffic Regulation Order(s).
The proposed Traffic Regulation Order is scheduled to be advertised in the Oxford Times newspaper today; Thursday 16th May 2024.
https://letstalk.oxfordshire.gov.uk/appletoneaton_20mph2024
As stated on the notice, any objections or other representations on the proposal should be submitted by Friday 07th June 2024.
Road works – 12th and 13th August
Temporary Road Closure and “No Waiting” restriction at Appleton & Eaton, Eaton Road
In the interests of public safety, it will be necessary for Oxfordshire County Council to close the road and impose a ‘No Waiting’ restriction as detailed above to facilitate carriageway repair works.
A temporary Notice is being made to implement the temporary closure and will operate from 12 August 2024 up to and including 13 August 2024. this is a 24 hour road closure, access maintained for residents overnight.
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Notice is being made to implement the temporary closure and restriction and will operate on the days shown above.
Please note that Notices for urgent works can last up to 5 consecutive days only.
Access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles and for those frontages within the closure area, subject to the progress of the works and liaison with the works supervisor.
Road Works: 20th/21st March
19th March 2024
There will be a temporary road closure at Stanton Harcourt and Standlake, A415 on the 20th and 21st March.
Road Works: 19th/20th March
There will be a temporary road closure at at Standlake, Newbridge the 19th and 20th March 2024.
Road Works: 4th March to 6th March
27th February 2024
There will be a temporary road closure at Kingston Bagpuize, A415 from the 4th of March through teh 6th of March
Amber Heat Health Alert Oxfordshire
5th September 2023
The Met Office has issued an amber Heat-Health Alert (Enhanced hot weather response) for most of the country, including the local area, which is in effect between 05/09/2023 at 12:00 and10/09/2023 at 21:00.
Significant impacts are probable across the health and social care sector due to the high temperatures, including: observed increase in mortality across the population likely, particularly in the 65+ age group or those with health conditions, but impacts may also be seen in younger age groups.
For more information visit Heat-health Alert service – Met Office and
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