PLEASE NOTE THAT, IN LINE WITH GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE, THE PLAY AREA, OUTDOOR GYM EQUIPMENT AND SKATE RAMP REMAIN OUT OF USE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
COVID-19 - 08/04/20 UPDATE
From South & Vale District Councils:
Support for people struggling financially due to the Coronavirus pandemic:
South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils are putting a range of measures in place to help people who are being affected financially by the Coronavirus pandemic, including support for individuals and for businesses.
Support for individuals - council tax:
Hardship fund for people on Council Tax Reduction
The government has confirmed details of a £500million hardship fund. Under this scheme, people in receipt of Council Tax Reduction will receive a minimum of £150 off their council tax bill for 2020/2021, unless their bill is less than £150, in which case their bill will be reduced to zero. This is in addition to any support they already receive.
The councils are now working to confirm the amount each individual qualifying household will receive off their bill – as soon as this is complete, revised bills will be issued.
Council tax payments
Where possible, people should continue to pay their bills as normal. If someone is genuinely having difficulty paying their council tax, they should contact our council tax team on:
To apply for Council Tax Reduction please visit southoxon.gov.uk/ctrs or whitehorsedc.gov.uk/ctrs
For more information about support and advice for individuals please visit southoxon.gov.uk/covid19 or whitehorsedc.gov.uk/covid19
Advice and support for businesses:
The councils are prioritising awarding the extensions to retail rate relief to existing accounts and working to identify eligible ratepayers. Work has also taken place to identify and collate the necessary information to allow the councils to pay Small Business and Retail Grants.
Letters have gone out to ratepayers who we believe qualify. To claim a grant, businesses should complete the required form which can be found at:
Those that can pay their bills should do so as normal, however those businesses who are genuinely having difficulty paying their business rates should contact our business rates team via:
The website also lists the latest job vacancies for individuals seeking temporary employment, exercises to stay healthy while working from home, and links to mental health organisations
The government has advised those who are self-employed who are in urgent need of financial assistance to apply for Universal Credit and Council Tax Reduction This will provide them with support until a grant for the self-employed becomes available in June.
Cllr Andy Crawford, Cabinet Member for Finance at Vale of White Horse District Council, said: “We are working hard to put measures into place to provide urgent assistance to council tax-payers and businesses that have been badly affected by the pandemic. Thank you to everyone for their patience during this time. Following each announcement, we have to wait for government guidance and these schemes can take time to set up and check who is eligible.”
Cllr Leigh Rawlins, Cabinet Member for Finance at South Oxfordshire District Council, said: “We know this is an extremely challenging and worrying time for many people. We hope that the measures we are putting in place will help to put people’s minds a little more at ease. Above all though, our advice is, if you are struggling to pay please get in touch with our council tax or business rates teams and they will do their best to help you.”
Support for people struggling financially due to the Coronavirus pandemic:
South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils are putting a range of measures in place to help people who are being affected financially by the Coronavirus pandemic, including support for individuals and for businesses.
Support for individuals - council tax:
Hardship fund for people on Council Tax Reduction
The government has confirmed details of a £500million hardship fund. Under this scheme, people in receipt of Council Tax Reduction will receive a minimum of £150 off their council tax bill for 2020/2021, unless their bill is less than £150, in which case their bill will be reduced to zero. This is in addition to any support they already receive.
The councils are now working to confirm the amount each individual qualifying household will receive off their bill – as soon as this is complete, revised bills will be issued.
Council tax payments
Where possible, people should continue to pay their bills as normal. If someone is genuinely having difficulty paying their council tax, they should contact our council tax team on:
- South residents - sodc.counciltax@secure.capita.co.uk / 0345 302 2313
- Vale residents - vowh.counciltax@secure.capita.co.uk / 0345 302 2315
To apply for Council Tax Reduction please visit southoxon.gov.uk/ctrs or whitehorsedc.gov.uk/ctrs
For more information about support and advice for individuals please visit southoxon.gov.uk/covid19 or whitehorsedc.gov.uk/covid19
Advice and support for businesses:
The councils are prioritising awarding the extensions to retail rate relief to existing accounts and working to identify eligible ratepayers. Work has also taken place to identify and collate the necessary information to allow the councils to pay Small Business and Retail Grants.
Letters have gone out to ratepayers who we believe qualify. To claim a grant, businesses should complete the required form which can be found at:
- South business – www.southoxon.gov.uk/businessrates
- Vale business – www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/businessrates
Those that can pay their bills should do so as normal, however those businesses who are genuinely having difficulty paying their business rates should contact our business rates team via:
- South business - sodc.businessrates@secure.capita.co.uk
- Vale businesses - vowh.businessrates@secure.capita.co.uk
The website also lists the latest job vacancies for individuals seeking temporary employment, exercises to stay healthy while working from home, and links to mental health organisations
The government has advised those who are self-employed who are in urgent need of financial assistance to apply for Universal Credit and Council Tax Reduction This will provide them with support until a grant for the self-employed becomes available in June.
Cllr Andy Crawford, Cabinet Member for Finance at Vale of White Horse District Council, said: “We are working hard to put measures into place to provide urgent assistance to council tax-payers and businesses that have been badly affected by the pandemic. Thank you to everyone for their patience during this time. Following each announcement, we have to wait for government guidance and these schemes can take time to set up and check who is eligible.”
Cllr Leigh Rawlins, Cabinet Member for Finance at South Oxfordshire District Council, said: “We know this is an extremely challenging and worrying time for many people. We hope that the measures we are putting in place will help to put people’s minds a little more at ease. Above all though, our advice is, if you are struggling to pay please get in touch with our council tax or business rates teams and they will do their best to help you.”
From SODC, Cllr Caroline Newton
Shielding our most vulnerable:
Our most vulnerable residents across Oxfordshire will have recently received correspondence from the NHS, identifying them as high risk and advising them to strictly self-isolate for 12 weeks.
We know this long term restriction may cause additional concerns for those without any nearby support and we want to make sure any shielded resident, who doesn’t know where to turn, are not handling these additional worries alone.
Local authorities across Oxfordshire have worked with the local Voluntary and Community Sector, to develop a simple point of contact for those who have been told by government that they have been identified as extremely vulnerable, and who have no support network and would otherwise be completely isolated
From tomorrow this new, dedicated line will provide our extremely vulnerable residents access to a central team who will be able to offer advice on a range of issues and will be operational from 8:30am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday, and 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday and Sunday.
If you or someone you know has been identified as extremely vulnerable by the NHS and have no support network, please contact the dedicated team on 01865 89 78 20 or email shield@oxfordshire.gov.uk. If you live in Oxford City, you can also phone 01865 24 98 11 between 8:00am and 5:00pm or visit www.oxford.gov.uk/CommunityAssistance
For those residents who are not in a high risk category but still in need of support, there are a number of initiatives taking place across the county You can visit Oxfordshire All In or Oxford Together for more information on community support near you.
In South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse, anyone that is not considered high risk and does not have a support network around them to help, will be able to call their dedicated support line from 27 March at 9:00am on 01235 422600 or email communitysupport@southandvale.gov.uk
The County, City and District Councils in Oxfordshire are all working hard to maintain frontline council services, so for any queries related to everyday council service please check out the County, City or relevant District website.
Volunteering:
The work of the voluntary and community sector across Oxfordshire is invaluable and the county has some of the best initiatives across the country. It is therefore no surprise that all local authorities in the county have been inundated with offers of help and support.
In order to celebrate and support the enthusiasm and passion of the local voluntary and community sector, Oxfordshire has united to support the initiatives of Oxfordshire All In and Oxford Together.
We recognise that many of you who can would like to support your local communities and these sites can help coordinate your efforts – whether that’s delivering essentials, putting the bins out for someone, or being on the other end of a phone, there are hundreds of opportunities available across Oxfordshire for you to get involved and these organisations will be a central point of information for you.
To ensure that residents know where to turn, all community groups, community organisations and local businesses are being asked to include details of their initiatives on the Oxfordshire All In Response Map. If you have linked with your District or the City Council already – please do not worry we will make the link. Let’s maximise your ability to spend the time helping our communities.
If you live in Vale of White Horse, South Oxfordshire, West Oxfordshire or Cherwell then please visit Oxfordshire All In who have details on all opportunities across Oxfordshire.
To volunteer in Oxford City, please register your details at Oxford Together
We thank you for your incredible efforts so far and we know that together we can help support each other and keep our communities thriving through these difficult times, however please ensure you continue following government advice to stay safe and well.
For more advice and information on Covid-19, please visit Public Health England.
Parking charges suspended for all district council car parks in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse:
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement on 23 March regarding travel restrictions, South Oxfordshire District Council and Vale of White Horse District Council have suspended all parking charges with immediate effect – this applies to all district council car parks across the two districts.
South and Vale have taken this action to support key workers and those who need to shop for essential food or medical supplies during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All charges are suspended until 1 June and during this time you do not have to display a ticket. Any outstanding car park permits, recently expired or due to expire, will also be honoured until that date – permit holders therefore do not need to take any action before then.
Cllr Jenny Hannaby, Cabinet Member for Housing and Environment at Vale of White Horse District Council, said: “To help to ensure that key workers and those needing to shop for essential supplies do not face additional costs, we have taken the decision to suspend all parking charges across our district council car parks until 1 June.”
Cllr David Rouane, Cabinet Member for Housing and Environment at South Oxfordshire District Council, said: “This measure is designed to support those who are playing a vital role as we tackle the Coronavirus crisis and assist those who need to run essential errands. If you are not a key worker or are not in need of essential supplies, then you must follow the government guidance and stay at home.”
For all enquiries please email carparks.southandvale.uk@sabagroup.com or call 01235 470118.
Shielding our most vulnerable:
Our most vulnerable residents across Oxfordshire will have recently received correspondence from the NHS, identifying them as high risk and advising them to strictly self-isolate for 12 weeks.
We know this long term restriction may cause additional concerns for those without any nearby support and we want to make sure any shielded resident, who doesn’t know where to turn, are not handling these additional worries alone.
Local authorities across Oxfordshire have worked with the local Voluntary and Community Sector, to develop a simple point of contact for those who have been told by government that they have been identified as extremely vulnerable, and who have no support network and would otherwise be completely isolated
From tomorrow this new, dedicated line will provide our extremely vulnerable residents access to a central team who will be able to offer advice on a range of issues and will be operational from 8:30am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday, and 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday and Sunday.
If you or someone you know has been identified as extremely vulnerable by the NHS and have no support network, please contact the dedicated team on 01865 89 78 20 or email shield@oxfordshire.gov.uk. If you live in Oxford City, you can also phone 01865 24 98 11 between 8:00am and 5:00pm or visit www.oxford.gov.uk/CommunityAssistance
For those residents who are not in a high risk category but still in need of support, there are a number of initiatives taking place across the county You can visit Oxfordshire All In or Oxford Together for more information on community support near you.
In South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse, anyone that is not considered high risk and does not have a support network around them to help, will be able to call their dedicated support line from 27 March at 9:00am on 01235 422600 or email communitysupport@southandvale.gov.uk
The County, City and District Councils in Oxfordshire are all working hard to maintain frontline council services, so for any queries related to everyday council service please check out the County, City or relevant District website.
Volunteering:
The work of the voluntary and community sector across Oxfordshire is invaluable and the county has some of the best initiatives across the country. It is therefore no surprise that all local authorities in the county have been inundated with offers of help and support.
In order to celebrate and support the enthusiasm and passion of the local voluntary and community sector, Oxfordshire has united to support the initiatives of Oxfordshire All In and Oxford Together.
We recognise that many of you who can would like to support your local communities and these sites can help coordinate your efforts – whether that’s delivering essentials, putting the bins out for someone, or being on the other end of a phone, there are hundreds of opportunities available across Oxfordshire for you to get involved and these organisations will be a central point of information for you.
To ensure that residents know where to turn, all community groups, community organisations and local businesses are being asked to include details of their initiatives on the Oxfordshire All In Response Map. If you have linked with your District or the City Council already – please do not worry we will make the link. Let’s maximise your ability to spend the time helping our communities.
If you live in Vale of White Horse, South Oxfordshire, West Oxfordshire or Cherwell then please visit Oxfordshire All In who have details on all opportunities across Oxfordshire.
To volunteer in Oxford City, please register your details at Oxford Together
We thank you for your incredible efforts so far and we know that together we can help support each other and keep our communities thriving through these difficult times, however please ensure you continue following government advice to stay safe and well.
For more advice and information on Covid-19, please visit Public Health England.
Parking charges suspended for all district council car parks in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse:
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement on 23 March regarding travel restrictions, South Oxfordshire District Council and Vale of White Horse District Council have suspended all parking charges with immediate effect – this applies to all district council car parks across the two districts.
South and Vale have taken this action to support key workers and those who need to shop for essential food or medical supplies during the Coronavirus pandemic.
All charges are suspended until 1 June and during this time you do not have to display a ticket. Any outstanding car park permits, recently expired or due to expire, will also be honoured until that date – permit holders therefore do not need to take any action before then.
Cllr Jenny Hannaby, Cabinet Member for Housing and Environment at Vale of White Horse District Council, said: “To help to ensure that key workers and those needing to shop for essential supplies do not face additional costs, we have taken the decision to suspend all parking charges across our district council car parks until 1 June.”
Cllr David Rouane, Cabinet Member for Housing and Environment at South Oxfordshire District Council, said: “This measure is designed to support those who are playing a vital role as we tackle the Coronavirus crisis and assist those who need to run essential errands. If you are not a key worker or are not in need of essential supplies, then you must follow the government guidance and stay at home.”
For all enquiries please email carparks.southandvale.uk@sabagroup.com or call 01235 470118.
From our County Councillors:
Dear all, a heads-up regarding assistance for the most vulnerable groups of people in the community, who are now in isolation for 12 weeks.
The County Council, in conjunction with partners in the health and voluntary sectors and the district councils, has established a single point of contact for those residents who will struggle during this period. OCC has a team of officers whom vulnerable residents can contact on a dedicated helpline number.
There will also be a growing demand for support from others in our communities beyond this specific vulnerable group, and OCC’s partnership will work together to help all needy residents through this challenging period.
From today, Friday 27th March, residents in South Oxfordshire can call the dedicated team on 01865 897820 or email shield@oxfordshire.gov.uk. This will be operational from 8:30am-8:00pm from Monday to Friday, and from 9:00am-5:00pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
More information will be available over the coming days, but Jeannette and I wanted to provide you with this initial information asap.
Good luck and very best wishes,
County Councillors for Thame & Chinnor
Oxfordshire residents warned against coronavirus scams:
Please share the following important advice with local residents via your social media and other communication channels:
Residents have been warned to be on their guard against criminals and scammers exploiting the coronavirus situation.
In Oxfordshire, County Council’s Trading Standards has received reports of scams targeting people via emails, text messages, and on the doorstep.
Full details and advice from our Trading Standards team here:
https://news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/oxfordshire-residents-warned-against-coronavirus-scams/
Guidance for volunteers can be found here.
Dear all, a heads-up regarding assistance for the most vulnerable groups of people in the community, who are now in isolation for 12 weeks.
The County Council, in conjunction with partners in the health and voluntary sectors and the district councils, has established a single point of contact for those residents who will struggle during this period. OCC has a team of officers whom vulnerable residents can contact on a dedicated helpline number.
There will also be a growing demand for support from others in our communities beyond this specific vulnerable group, and OCC’s partnership will work together to help all needy residents through this challenging period.
From today, Friday 27th March, residents in South Oxfordshire can call the dedicated team on 01865 897820 or email shield@oxfordshire.gov.uk. This will be operational from 8:30am-8:00pm from Monday to Friday, and from 9:00am-5:00pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
More information will be available over the coming days, but Jeannette and I wanted to provide you with this initial information asap.
Good luck and very best wishes,
County Councillors for Thame & Chinnor
Oxfordshire residents warned against coronavirus scams:
Please share the following important advice with local residents via your social media and other communication channels:
Residents have been warned to be on their guard against criminals and scammers exploiting the coronavirus situation.
In Oxfordshire, County Council’s Trading Standards has received reports of scams targeting people via emails, text messages, and on the doorstep.
Full details and advice from our Trading Standards team here:
https://news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/oxfordshire-residents-warned-against-coronavirus-scams/
Guidance for volunteers can be found here.
SODC Newsletter from Cllr Caroline Newton
Waste collections:
The waste team’s well-tested service disruption plan is now in place.
Our waste contractor, Biffa, has suffered some staff shortages due to illness and self-isolation but is managing this by redeploying staff and using agency drivers.
However, with new crew members unfamiliar with the routes and in some cases fewer staff, it’s likely that on occasions, crews might not be able to complete all of their daily rounds and so some bins might not be emptied on their usual collection day. We empty 200,000 bins every week and so even a moderate level of disruption to our usual staffing can cause delays.
The advice for residents is as follows: if the bins in your street are not emptied, please leave them out for up to three days (including weekends) and we’ll try to catch up. If still not emptied, bring them back in and we will empty them on the next planned collection day.
We are working with Biffa to prioritise critical waste services. To help us with this plan we have suspended some non-essential services, including new bulky waste bookings, new garden waste subscriptions and investigating abandoned vehicles.
We will prioritise food, rubbish and clinical waste collections and some elements of street cleansing, including emptying litter bins
We urge people to sort their waste carefully - food in food waste bins, rubbish in black bins and clean, dry, loose recycling in their green recycling bins. We’re also recommending residents wash their hands before and after taking the bins out to practice good hygiene for themselves and our bin crews.
We may have to suspend garden waste services so we can focus on essential waste collections, as other councils have, if this is the case, we will let everyone know through our social media sites and council websites.
COVID-19 scams:
Thames Valley Police is urging people to be vigilant against criminals attempting to use the publicity around COVID-19 as a chance to target them with fraudulent emails, phone calls, text messages or door to door services.
To stay safe residents should follow this advice on Covid-19 related scams. Residents can also receive regular updates about potential scams in their area by signing up to Thames Valley Alert Community Messaging.
Please could we ask you to be extra-vigilant as you’re likely to hear about scams during your work with community groups. If you do hear of anything suspicious, contact the police on 111.
Supporting the vulnerable:
This afternoon we have issued a public message with the other Oxfordshire councils to reassure people that they can continue to shop for and deliver food supplies to people who are vulnerable, elderly and self-isolating. This was in response to mixed messages circulating about this, following last night’s government announcement. The full text is here:
If you have been shopping for neighbours or family members who are vulnerable, elderly or self-isolating, please continue to do so. The government says you are allowed to leave your home to provide care or to help a vulnerable person. Just be careful to follow the usual guidance about washing your hands and keeping a safe distance from others Where possible, it is sensible to leave the shopping on the doorstep for them rather than handing it to them directly.
Support for shops and businesses that have now closed:
Many of our shops and other businesses have either closed or will be closing following the announcement last night that all but essential businesses need to do this.
If you know of or are contacted by anyone whose business or shop has been forced to shut, please remember to direct them to our South & Vale Business Support website. We already have lots of helpful information on there and our staff are working hard to ensure it is up to date each time the government provides more detail about the help available.’
Waste collections:
The waste team’s well-tested service disruption plan is now in place.
Our waste contractor, Biffa, has suffered some staff shortages due to illness and self-isolation but is managing this by redeploying staff and using agency drivers.
However, with new crew members unfamiliar with the routes and in some cases fewer staff, it’s likely that on occasions, crews might not be able to complete all of their daily rounds and so some bins might not be emptied on their usual collection day. We empty 200,000 bins every week and so even a moderate level of disruption to our usual staffing can cause delays.
The advice for residents is as follows: if the bins in your street are not emptied, please leave them out for up to three days (including weekends) and we’ll try to catch up. If still not emptied, bring them back in and we will empty them on the next planned collection day.
We are working with Biffa to prioritise critical waste services. To help us with this plan we have suspended some non-essential services, including new bulky waste bookings, new garden waste subscriptions and investigating abandoned vehicles.
We will prioritise food, rubbish and clinical waste collections and some elements of street cleansing, including emptying litter bins
We urge people to sort their waste carefully - food in food waste bins, rubbish in black bins and clean, dry, loose recycling in their green recycling bins. We’re also recommending residents wash their hands before and after taking the bins out to practice good hygiene for themselves and our bin crews.
We may have to suspend garden waste services so we can focus on essential waste collections, as other councils have, if this is the case, we will let everyone know through our social media sites and council websites.
COVID-19 scams:
Thames Valley Police is urging people to be vigilant against criminals attempting to use the publicity around COVID-19 as a chance to target them with fraudulent emails, phone calls, text messages or door to door services.
To stay safe residents should follow this advice on Covid-19 related scams. Residents can also receive regular updates about potential scams in their area by signing up to Thames Valley Alert Community Messaging.
Please could we ask you to be extra-vigilant as you’re likely to hear about scams during your work with community groups. If you do hear of anything suspicious, contact the police on 111.
Supporting the vulnerable:
This afternoon we have issued a public message with the other Oxfordshire councils to reassure people that they can continue to shop for and deliver food supplies to people who are vulnerable, elderly and self-isolating. This was in response to mixed messages circulating about this, following last night’s government announcement. The full text is here:
If you have been shopping for neighbours or family members who are vulnerable, elderly or self-isolating, please continue to do so. The government says you are allowed to leave your home to provide care or to help a vulnerable person. Just be careful to follow the usual guidance about washing your hands and keeping a safe distance from others Where possible, it is sensible to leave the shopping on the doorstep for them rather than handing it to them directly.
Support for shops and businesses that have now closed:
Many of our shops and other businesses have either closed or will be closing following the announcement last night that all but essential businesses need to do this.
If you know of or are contacted by anyone whose business or shop has been forced to shut, please remember to direct them to our South & Vale Business Support website. We already have lots of helpful information on there and our staff are working hard to ensure it is up to date each time the government provides more detail about the help available.’
UPDATE: 23/03/20
In line with tonight's instruction from the government, the Patch (the playpark on the green) is closed with immediate effect. Obviously, we can't physically lock it but please ensure that your children don't use it. The current expectation is that it will be closed for 3 weeks but that may change as the advice does.
To all Tetsworth residents:
In these extraordinary times most of you will be aware that the village has already done its self proud in ensuring that we pull together as a community and support each other. For those residents that are not on Facebook there are a number of villagers who have volunteered to help those that are already in self-isolation or unable to get out to collect shopping, prescriptions etc. The Parish Council remain ready to support all villagers and our contact details can be found on this site and on the notice board outside the village hall - please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Stay safe, strong & connected!
Best wishes,
Tetsworth Parish Council
In line with tonight's instruction from the government, the Patch (the playpark on the green) is closed with immediate effect. Obviously, we can't physically lock it but please ensure that your children don't use it. The current expectation is that it will be closed for 3 weeks but that may change as the advice does.
To all Tetsworth residents:
In these extraordinary times most of you will be aware that the village has already done its self proud in ensuring that we pull together as a community and support each other. For those residents that are not on Facebook there are a number of villagers who have volunteered to help those that are already in self-isolation or unable to get out to collect shopping, prescriptions etc. The Parish Council remain ready to support all villagers and our contact details can be found on this site and on the notice board outside the village hall - please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Stay safe, strong & connected!
Best wishes,
Tetsworth Parish Council
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This website was originally created by Tetsworth Parish Council as a means of distributing and sharing information about the Parish Council and its business. However, it clearly has the potential to be developed as a much richer information hub reflecting and supporting the whole of the Tetsworth community. While it may still have some way to go before it fully satisfies this aim, the site will try to bring together news of village organisations and act as a source of information on services available to the Tetsworth community.
The Parish Council meets once a month at 7.30pm on the second Monday of the month in Tetsworth Memorial Hall. Members of the public are welcome. The Parish Council does not meet in August. Please CLICK HERE to see the Agenda for the next meeting. Minutes of previous meetings are also posted on the site. |
Please contact The Clerk if you would like to find other useful information which is not yet included.
UPDATE 06/04/20: A40 Structural Roadworks
The works due to take place next month have been postponed due to the current situation - a new date for the works to commence is yet to be confirmed.
The works due to take place next month have been postponed due to the current situation - a new date for the works to commence is yet to be confirmed.
Mobile Post Office
Please note that from the 4th March 2020 the Mobile Post Office will visit Tetsworth (outside the Village Hall) on Wednesdays between 11:00 - 12:00.
Please note that from the 4th March 2020 the Mobile Post Office will visit Tetsworth (outside the Village Hall) on Wednesdays between 11:00 - 12:00.
Your comments are invited on the Tetsworth Neighbourhood PlanSODC have launched the Regulation 16 consultation on our Neighbourhood Plan. Please click here for more information.
Local PlanPublication of The Local Plan, setting out how the district should be shaped until 2033, has been postponed.
For more information and to view the documents, please click here. 
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UPDATE 30/03/20: 8TH MAY 2020 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF VE DAY IN TETSWORTH MEMORIAL HALL
Due to the current Covid-19 crisis, the celebrations have been cancelled. 
Report a road or street problem (such as potholes!) by clicking on the button above. You can upload photographs with the report and they will give progress feedback.
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