Welcome to the Mapledurham Parish Council Website
Oxfordshire County Council Code of Conduct
When is the next Parish Council Meeting and what will be discussed? Follow this link for the meeting Agenda, usually publish a few days before the meeting date.
MPC meeting dates 2026 - 2027
7th July 2026
8th September 2026
3rd November 2026
5th January 2027
2nd March 2027
11th May 2027
A4074 Closed at Chazey Heath from 25th August to 2nd September As a result the X40 bus is being diverted, during the closure, to run between Wallingford and Reading via Henley. There is, therefore, no service at Chazey Heath or Caversham Heights.
South and Vale Active Communities more information on the Latest News page
Defibrillators in Mapledurham Parish
In research by St John Ambulance, 52% of people said they did not know where their nearest defibrillator was. When one is used within the first few minutes it makes an enormous difference to whether someone survives.
Click on the image above to see community defibrillators in and around Mapledurham. The page displayed will also give community groups access to a printable poster for noticeboards, churches and community centres, and a short free online course covering the basics: spotting a cardiac arrest, CPR, and using a defibrillator.

SODC Recycling and Waste Collections
New Household Waste Recycling Centre Booking System - Starting January 14th 2026
To access your correct waste calendar, please click here to use our postcode search
which bins will be emptied on which days
details of bank holiday collections changes
when we will collect extra garden waste from those properties that subscribe to our garden waste service.
All bins should be put out for collection before 6am, with the lids firmly closed.

The Sir Rickman Godlee Fund
Sir Rickman Godlee was a distinguished English surgeon, one of the founders of modern brain surgery. He was appointed Surgeon to the Household of Queen Victoria and Surgeon Ordinary to Edward VII and to George V, and was created a baronet "of Whitchurch in the County of Oxford"; in 1912. After his retirement he moved from London to Coombe End near Whitchurch, where he died in 1925. The Sir Rickman Godlee Fund is a registered local charity. With its limited resources it aims to financially assist residents of the parishes of Whitchurch and Mapledurham with unmet needs from physical disabilities.
For more details, please email one of the trustees Jane Bowen at [email protected].



