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Botley Parish Council
Welcome to Botley Parish Council’s new website, the purpose of which is to make it easier to engage with the Council.
The website is intended to make the Council more approachable while making it easier to inform and be informed about services, activities and information available within the community.
The Parish Council has a broad range of responsibilities some of which are summarized below:
- Provision of Sports. Recreational and Leisure Facilities
- Provision of Playgrounds and Play Equipment
- Managing a number of public open spaces
- Responding to statutory consultations on planning issues, working to influence Planning Authority decisions, based on Councillors local knowledge
- Making representations to other local and national bodies, on issues that affect the local community
- Working with the County Council on traffic matters
- The preparation of a Botley Neighbourhood Plan to reflect a shared vision for the future of the community.
- Working with the SaferNeighbourhood Team on policing in the community.
- Engaging with other local Parish Councils on matters that affect us all.
- Whilst they limited power over the decisions of other organisations the Parish Councils does have the ability to influence and negotiate with decision makers on matters affecting the residents of Botley.
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Congratulations Cllr Kinloch!!
We are super proud of Cllr Dave Kinloch who yesterday completed the London Marathon on a super sunny day which…
Notice of Application
Please see the below notice of application for the grant of a premises licence.
Botley Neighbourhood Plan – Public Surgeries
Starting tomorrow – Wednesday 23rd April – 1030-1430 – Botley Square, High Street Come and speak to the council team…
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Botley Parish Council
Botley Parish Council represents the residents of Botley and provides recreational facilities
‼️ New Westbound Contraflow on M27 from Bank Holiday Monday (5th May) ‼️
⚠️ Note: From 5th May, if travelling westbound, please make sure you stay LEFT if you want to exit the M27 at junctions 8, 7 and 5, or junction 4 for the M3. Otherwise, if you’re driving in the contraflow lane, and if you have missed your exit, you will need to stay on the M27 until JUNCTION 3, and turn back.
For more details please see the link below to National Highways:
nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/south-east/m27-junction-5-to-7-concrete-overlay/?fbclid=IwY2xjaw...
M27 junction 5 to 7 concrete overlay - National Highways
nationalhighways.co.uk
We're overlaying the existing concrete surface between junctions 5 and 7 of the M27 with an asphalt low-noise surface which will mean a smoother ride for drivers and less noise for nearby residents.
We are super proud of Cllr Dave Kinloch who yesterday completed the London Marathon on a super sunny day which made this epic challenge even harder.
Dave was running to raise money for Wessex Cancer support in memory of some very dear friends and there is still time to add to his amazing total by visiting his just giving page:
www.justgiving.com/page/dave-kinloch...
🎉🎉🎉Well done Dave - all the months of training have paid off , you smashed it! 🎉🎉🎉
A pushchair has been left on Botley Rcreation Ground and has been handed into the Parish Council Office. If this is yours please come and see us - we will be open till 1600 today and from 0830 tomorrow.