News and Events
Below is a list of local news and events in a text only format to make it more accessible for keyboard only users. If you have any trouble accessing any information then please let us know. If you would like to view any archived news and information then follow this link to the Archive News Page.
Debate not Hate
The parish council has joined the campaign to encourage healthy political debate whilst discouraging abuse particularly against officers, employees and elected members. Download the poster here to find out more: https://www.oldmarston-pc.gov.uk/Old_Marston_Parish_Council_Debate_Not_Hate_Poster.pdf
OxClean
Our next litterpick will be Saturday 4th March 2023. We will be meeting outside Mortimer Hall at 10:00. Litterpickers and rubbish sacks will be provided. Wear suitable footware and warm clothes if it is cold. Groups of us will go to various locations around Old Marston collecting litter. There will be about 2000 volunteers across Oxford who will be collecting litter over this and the following weekends. Oxford Civic Society and Oxford City Council are co-ordinating the operation across the city. The Old Marston litterpick is organised by the parish council. Please do join us and please get in touch if you have any questions. You can find out more here: OxClean – Old Marston Parish Council (oldmarston-pc.gov.uk)

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