All electors in the Parish are welcome to attend Parish Council meetings.
If you wish to ask a question of the Council please email The Clerk (clerk@towerseypc.gov.uk).
All meetings are being held in the Towersey Memorial Hall and will commence at 7.30pm. Minutes of past meetings are available from the Parish Clerk.
For further information about the Parish Council please visit the dedicated website: towerseypc.gov.uk
Useful Contact Numbers:
- Greg Lismore – Towersey Parish Council Clerk – 01844-396140 – clerk@towerseypc.gov.uk
- Thames Valley Police – 101
- OCC Street Light faults – 0800 317802
- OCC Highways issues – pot holes etc 0345 3101111
- Thame Citizens Advice Bureau 08444 111 444
Towersey Parish Council – Notice of conclusion of External Audit – 30 September 2024
The 2023 – 2024 Notice of conclusion of external audit and a copy of the External Auditor report and conclusions are below :
- Notice of conclusion of external audit 2024
- External Audit report 2023-2024
Towersey Neigbourhood Plan 2023 – 2040
Towersey Parish Council – Annual Governance and Accountability Returns (AGAR)
The 2023 – 2024 AGAR reports are:
- Notice of Public Rights 2024 here
- Internal Audit Report 2024 here
- Accounting Statements 2024 here
- Annual Governance Statement 2024 here
The 2022 – 2023 AGAR reports are:
- Notice of Public Rights 2023 here
- Internal Audit Report 2023 here
- Notice of Conclusion of Audit here
- External Auditor Report and Certificate here
The 2021 – 2022 AGAR reports are :-
- Certificate of Exemption AGAR 2021 – 2022 Part here
- Annual Internal Audit Report 2021 – 2022 here
- Annual Governance Statement 2021 – 2022 here
- Accounting statements 2021-22 here
- Summary Receipts and Payments 2021-22 here
- Notice of Public Rights 2022 here
The accounts for 2020-2021 are available to be viewed or downloaded from this link.
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Annual Report
for 2020-2021 can be viewed via the link below
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Annual Report 2019 – 20 can be viewed here.
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Fix My Street
Please use this website (or download the app for iOS or Android) to report and view local problems such as graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, street lighting, road defects, pot holes etc.
Load the postcode for the area and find the exact location on the map and identify the issue from the drop down menu. The more accurate reports logged for this area the quicker response time should happen from OCC / SODC.