Here’s my weekly round-up of local news for 27 July – 2 August.
Plans to develop alongside C S Lewis’s old house in Holyoake Road have resurfaced, this time in the shape of two 5-bedroom houses. See Ref: 15/02096/FUL.
@BartonPark_ has been chosen as one of five experimental “healthy towns” for a trial by the NHS of ideas for encouraging people to adopt a healthy lifestyle.
With the support of Cherwell Drive residents, independent councillor Mick Haines has launched a petition against the County’s Access to Headington transport plan.
The now weekly Farmers’ Market on Saturday had live animals (not for sale, I believe).
Children will love the Headington Farmers' Market today as there are live animals in New High Street pic.twitter.com/FobRxKXfQ8
— Headington News (@HeadingtonNews) August 1, 2015
A woman was the victim of a flasher in Bury Knowle Park on Friday.
My favourite Headington-related tweet of the week:
An entrepreneur in #Headington pic.twitter.com/GNeD0oBqCe
— Nick Swarbrick ن (@nickswarb) August 2, 2015
Active posts on the Headington & Marston e-democracy forum this week:
- The Headington Plan – whats next? (August 2015)
- Noise in Quarry