Village consultation event

Ducklington Parish Council held an event on the 12th October to share our thoughts on the emerging Neighbourhood Plan; potential 20mph speed limit in the village; the proposed sensory garden and art trail; and ideas for improving sustainability in the village. Smith Bletchingdon also came along to update on quarry proposals, and our local PCSOs stopped in to say hello. The event was very well attended, and we had lots of good feedback! 

The exhibition material can now be viewed
here for people to look at and comment on. If you'd like to make comments, please either print out and complete this feedback form and pop in the Parish Council post box at the entrance to the Village Hall; or email your comments directly to clerk@ducklingtonparishcouncil.gov.uk


Summary of consultation event




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