Charlbury Town Council

02/06/2026

20/05/2026

Do you know a young person aged 11–19 who cares about Charlbury and wants to make a difference locally?

Charlbury Youth Town Council is looking for new members 🎉

The YTC gives young people the chance to:
• share ideas and represent local youth voices
• help shape projects and events
• build confidence and teamwork skills
• learn more about local decision-making
• make a real impact in the community

The YTC is open to young people from Charlbury and nearby villages, with monthly meetings held at Charlbury Community Centre.

To apply, simply scan the QR code on the poster or email:
[email protected]

Please do share with any young people who may be interested.

22/04/2026

Charlbury Annual Town Meeting – Wednesday 29 April

Everyone is very welcome to come along to this year’s Annual Town Meeting on Wednesday 29 April, 7–9pm at the Memorial Hall.

This year’s theme is Nature, Access and Community, with a short update from the Town Council, a guest speaker from Cotswolds National Landscape, and the presentation of the Honoured Citizen Awards.

There will also be displays from local nature groups, so it’s a good chance to find out more about what’s happening locally and how to get involved.

We’ll have wine, cheese and time to chat, and there will be an opportunity to ask questions of the Town Council, County and District Councillors.

Whether you want to stay for the whole meeting or just drop in, it would be great to see you there.

22/04/2026

What matters to you in Charlbury?

Charlbury Town Council’s annual residents’ survey for 2026 is now open and we’d really like to hear from you.

A copy will be delivered to all Charlbury households over the next few days, or you can complete it online using the QR code if you prefer. Alternatively, you can use this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewgYE7Ld9JKn41gkjVbCW8ay4KpUVwqlhkhz35VQ9Gv_-oPQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=111392629350514934916

It takes around 5 minutes and your feedback helps shape the Council’s priorities and future plans.

🗓 Closes:8th May 2026

Thank you to everyone who takes part — it genuinely makes a difference.

27/03/2026

Tree works at Ticknell Piece playground

You may have noticed that a cherry tree next to the playground at Ticknell Piece has recently been felled.

This followed advice from Oxfordshire County Council’s Tree Service, who assessed the tree and found it to be in poor structural condition, with a split between its stems. Given how close it was to the playground, the recommendation was that it should be removed promptly for safety reasons.

As the site is within a conservation area, the Town Council submitted the required 5-day notice to West Oxfordshire District Council before the work was carried out.

Where possible, the timber has been left on site to provide habitat for wildlife.

At its meeting this week, the Town Council also discussed planting a replacement tree in due course.