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  • Wigginton
  • Village Hall Historic Standpipes
  • Methodist Church

    The Methodist Church kindly hosts the AED (Defibrillator).

    See Amenities and Services for more information

  • Village Hall

    Wigginton's Grade II Listed Village Hall

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  • St Giles
  • Mill Lane
  • River Swere
16 September 2026

Village Parish Council Meeting

Wigginton Village Hall
Wednesday at 8:00 pm
Meeting Details
21 May 2026

Village Hall Talks

Village Hall
19:30 - 21:00 | 21/05/2026
View Event Details

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.


Local Services

Cherwell District Council: Refuse & Recycling

Cherwell DC Rubbish & Recycling Webpage

Cherwell District Council: All things Wigginton

Search for all things Wigginton

Cherwell DC: Search for Wigginton Items

Oxfordshire County Council

This link will take you to the Oxfordshire County Council website

Oxfordshire CC Website

Thames Valley Police: Banbury Rural

Thames Valley Police: Banbury Rural division for Wigginton

TVP Banbury Rural webpage

Oxfordshire Flood Toolkit

Oxfordshire Flood Toolkit

Thames Water Help

TW: Water & Waste Help Pages

Countryside Access

Footpaths and Bridleways map and problem reporting site.

OCC Public Rights of Way Map

Latest News

Mowing Volunteers Needed

Playground and Well Head Area

12

May 2026
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Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances we are a person down on the mowing team.  If you are a villager and can spare the time, please contact Ray to be added to the rota.  Thank you.

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Glass recycling is changing - 1st January

08

December 2025
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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

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