Stonesfield Parish Council represents the interests of residents and works to maintain and improve life in the village. The Council manages local facilities, protects community assets, and supports projects that help Stonesfield remain a vibrant and welcoming place to live. The Council is responsible for: Looking after bus shelters, benches, and noticeboards. Arranging grass cutting and small-scale village maintenance. Commenting on planning applications within the parish. Managing the parish finances and setting the annual precept. Supporting local groups, events, and initiatives. Liaising with West Oxfordshire District Council and Oxfordshire County Council on local services, highways and environmental matters.
Kay Linnington - Parish Clerk ,
OX29 8HA
Committee: Annual Parish
Committee: Full Council
Becoming a Parish Councillor lets you represent residents, shape local decisions and protect what matters in Stonesfield. No experience needed, just time, curiosity and care for your community. Be a voice for your village. Help influence planning, services and village life.
The Examiner has issued a Clarification Note on the submitted Neighbourhood Development Plan. This sets out initial comments and requests for further information from the Parish Council to assist in the examination process.
Residents are invited to the Village Community Meeting, facilitated by the Parish Council. Local groups and the Council will give updates on the past year and future plans. Residents can raise issues, ask questions and share views. Questions can be submitted in advance to the Parish Clerk.
Stonesfield needs volunteers for OCC’s Pothole Super User scheme. Help mark and report potholes with direct access to Highways for quicker repairs. Training and equipment provided. Email OCC to get involved (email address info on doc)
See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Find documents published by the council, including financial accounts.
Find documents published by the council, including council policies, statutory documents and more.
Discover the services that are provided to residents, as well as signposting to local groups, societies and local events.
Submit issues to the relevant local authority, such as missed bin collections and more.
