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    Wigginton's Grade II Listed Village Hall

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10 December 2025

Village Parish Council Meeting

Village Hall
Wednesday at 8:00 pm
Meeting Details

Wigginton, Oxfordshire, lies half way between Banbury and Chipping Norton, on the River Swere. It covers 1,187 acres and is roughly triangular in shape with the river forming one side of the triangle. 

The parish is connected to the main road from Hook Norton to Milcombe; it is further connected with South Newington and Swerford by minor roads.



Local Services

Cherwell District Council: Refuse & Recycling

Cherwell DC Rubbish & Recycling Webpage

Cherwell District Council: All things Wigginton

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Oxfordshire County Council

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Oxfordshire CC Website

Thames Valley Police: Banbury Rural

Thames Valley Police: Banbury Rural division for Wigginton

TVP Banbury Rural webpage

Oxfordshire Flood Toolkit

Oxfordshire Flood Toolkit

Thames Water Help

TW: Water & Waste Help Pages

Countryside Access

Footpaths and Bridleways map and problem reporting site.

OCC Public Rights of Way Map


Latest News

Free Food Caddy Liners

Oxfordshire Libraries

02

December 2025
Photo of Free food caddy liners this December

Collect a free roll of food waste caddy liners in December

Many households buy and eat more food over the festive period, and because of this, the amount of food waste collected goes up. Remember that food waste is not just wasted food, it also includes the inedible parts of the food we buy – peelings and bones as well as things like tea bags and coffee grounds.

As this time of year households often have more sprout peelings, turkey bones and potato peelings to recycle. 

If you can’t home-compost your food waste, recycling it using the food waste collection service is the best thing to do with it. 

To help you recycle your food waste over the festive period, you can pick up a free roll of food waste caddy liners from any Oxfordshire library in December (while stocks last). 

See OCC Website for more details: https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/waste-and-recycling/household-waste/food-and-garden-waste#paragraph-19784