Date
posted or last updated |
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| 25 Oct 2011 |
Radley
Parish Plan Launched
Following several years' hard work, the Radley Parish
Plan was launched at a well-attended event in Radley
Village Hall on Sunday 23 October.
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| 19 Sep 2011 |
Constituency
Boundary Changes: Radley to become part of Henley constituency
In the
biggest shakeup of the electoral system in a generation,
the Boundary Commission for England has recommended...
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| 15 Sep 2011 |
Public
consultation on Minerals Plan opens
The Minerals
Plan public consultation has opened and runs until
31 October 2011...
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| 20 Jun 2011 |
Radley
Lakes circular walk officially opened
At a lakeside
ceremony today, the circular walk around Thrupp and
Bullfield Lakes, was officially opened...
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| 06 Jun 2011 |
Radley
Wetland Centre planning application stalled by traffic
objection
The planning
application by the Earth Trust to construct the Radley
Wetland Centre on land next to Thrupp Lake has been
stalled by an objection from the Oxfordshire County
Council Highways Authority...
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| 06 May 2011 |
Local
Elections Results, 5th May 2011
In yesterday's
elections to the Vale of White Horse District Council,
Bob Johnston (Lib.Dem.) was re-elected ...
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| 03 May 2011 |
Local
Elections, 5th May 2011
On the 5th
May, elections will be held for District and Parish
Councils.
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| 02 May 2011 |
David
Buckle publishes his memoirs of the British Car Industry
‘Turbulent
Times in the Car Industry' as remembered by David
Buckle MBE
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| 10 Mar 2011 |
Gravel
Extraction Threat to Radley and Nuneham Courtenay Lifted
Oxfordshire
County Council Cabinet, at its meeting on Wednesday
16th February, agreed to the recommendation by the
Minerals Strategy Working Group to remove the Radley
and Nuneham Courtenay area from the list of areas
to be considered for future gravel extraction ...
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| 09 Feb 2011 |
Emerging
Threat of New Gravel Working in Radley
New
Gravel Threat to Radley
An emerging
Minerals and Waste strategy being developed by Oxfordshire
County Council poses a real threat of extensive new
gravel working in Radley...
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| 17 Sep 2011 |
Radley
Lakes wildlife agreement signed
Plans are
being drawn up to ensure that Thrupp Lake, a wildlife
haven being created from former gravel workings near
Radley in Oxfordshire, can be used as an educational
resource as well as protecting the area's wildlife
value.
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| 17 Nov 2009 |
Parish
Plan Steering Committee Set Up
Following
two public meetings arranged by Radley Parish Council,
a Parish Plan Steering Committee has been formed to
co-ordinate the preparation of a parish plan for Radley.
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| 03 Nov 2009 |
Northmoor
Trust Appointed to Manage Thrupp Lake
Plans to
turn former gravel workings near Radley in Oxfordshire
into a wildlife haven have taken a step forward with
land-owners RWE npower appointing the Northmoor Trust
as wildlife partners.
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| 11 Feb 2009 |
RWE
Npower Proposes New Restoration Plan for Radley Ash
Fill Site
RWE npower, in agreement with the landowner, has submitted
a planning proposal for a new restoration plan for
'Lake H', ...
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| 18 Dec 2008 |
Radley
Lakes Saved!
Yesterday's
announcement by RWE Npower brought to an end a 41
month campaign to save the last remaining Radley Lakes,
Thrupp and Bullfield Lakes, from destruction by being
filled with waste pulverised fuel ash (PFA) from the
Didcot A Power Station.
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| 17 Dec 2008 |
RWE
npower sets out vision of environmental legacy for Radley
RWE npower,
the owner of Didcot A Power Station, today said it
had signed an agreement to supply Waste Recycling
Group (WRG) with the majority of the coal ash produced
by the station over its remaining lifetime.
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| 13 Aug 2008 |
New
Village Hall Proposals - The Facts
Radley has
been offered a new village hall and sports field.
Despite the inadequacies of the existing village hall
and uncertainties over its future, the proposals have
however have received a mixed response.
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| 27 May 2009 |
Radley
Lakes Endangered!
How the
Lakes were saved...
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