Ducklington Parish Council

Ducklington Parish Council is the local authority for the civil parish of Ducklington. It is the first tier of local government and an elected body. In common with other parish and town councils, it has variable tax raising powers to support its operations and projects. The council has the power to provide for allotments, parks and recreation grounds, play areas, war memorials and parking to name a few. The council welcomes public attendance at meetings and minutes of all meetings are available on this site. more >

Ducklington, Oxfordshire

Ducklington is one of the first Saxon parishes to be recorded in Oxfordshire when in AD 958 King Edgar the Peaceable granted land to his Minister. The parish has around 1500 residents, two public houses, a beautiful historic centre which is a designated Conservation area, a thriving primary school, active Sports Club and a multitude of other village organisations - it is a great place to live. The modern village still has a traditional English feel about it - the Ducklington Morris dance regularly, there are bell ringers and once a year the famous Fritillary Sunday festival.  

Recent updates

• A415 Road Closures for surface repairs 20/06/2013
• New email updates from Ducklington Parish Council
• Village Newsletter June/July 2013
• The Big Lunch in Ducklington
• Parish Council responds to gravel extraction expansion plans
• MINUTES OF PC MEETING 14/05/2013
• Report potholes in Ducklington
• Gill Mill gravel expansion plans – have your say
• Venue change: Annual Parish Meeting
• Annual Parish Meeting

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