About Us
The Parish Council is composed of elected members from within the parish of Mapledurham, South Oxfordshire. The Parish Council has an overall responsibility for the well-being of the local community within Mapledurham.
- Representing the local community
- Delivering services to meet local needs
- Striving to improve quality of life within the parish
- The parish council provides and maintains the following services where applicable:
- Bridleways
- Bus shelters
- Car parks
- Commons
- Crime reduction measures
- Footpaths
- Leisure facilities
- Planning applications
Each year a sum of money called a ‘precept’ is collected through your council tax. This money is used by the parish council to improve facilities and services for local Mapledurham residents.
Mapledurham Parish Council
The parish council meets regularly at the Mapledurham parish hall, every two months on the first Tuesday of the month. All residents are welcome to join the meeting and time is allocated within the agenda for residents to discuss any local matters they feel are relevant.
Members of the Parish Council
Chairman: Mrs Jane Bowen
Clerk: Mr R F Penfold
Parish Councillors:
Mr Timothy Whitaker
Mr Dan Miles
Lord Thurlow
Dr John Rogerson
Mr Ralph Taylor
Annual Reports
Annual Governance Statement - Mapledurham Parish Council
Notice of Audit
Accounts for the year ended
Annual Return