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11 March 2026
Wigginton, Oxfordshire, lies half way between Banbury and Chipping Norton, on the River Swere. It covers 1,187 acres and is roughly triangular in shape with the river forming one side of the triangle.
The parish is connected to the main road from Hook Norton to Milcombe; it is further connected with South Newington and Swerford by minor roads.
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Consultation on proposals for local government reorganisation in Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire
16
February 2026
The Government are consulting on proposals for unitary local government for Oxfordshire.
- 1 unitary council. This would comprise the current areas of:Oxfordshire: Cherwell, Oxford City, Oxfordshire County, South Oxfordshire, Vale of White Horse, and West Oxfordshire
- 2 unitary councils. These would comprise the current areas of:Oxford and Shires Council: Cherwell, Oxford City and West Oxfordshire
Ridgeway Council: South Oxfordshire, Vale of White Horse, plus West Berkshire (outside of invitation area)
- 3 unitary councils. This includes a request to split existing district council areas between the proposed new councils. These would comprise the current areas of:Greater Oxford Council: Oxford City (includes boundary change)
Northern Oxfordshire Council: Most of Cherwell and West Oxfordshire
Ridgeway Council: South Oxfordshire, Vale of White Horse, plus West Berkshire (outside of invitation area)
The consultation closes on 26 March 2026.
Glass recycling is changing - 1st January
08
December 2025
Recycle glass at home with kerbside collections
From 1 January 2026, residents across Cherwell will be able to recycle glass bottles and jars using their blue recycling bin
More information can be found here