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Lewknor Parish Council consists of 6 councillors who serve the parish population of around 600, centred in the villages of Lewknor, Postcombe and South Weston. Details of your councillors are available on the Councillors page.

The Council meets 11 times a year (no scheduled meeting in August), generally on the 2nd or 3rd Monday of the month, in the evening. The meetings schedule gives details of upcoming dates, or you can look at the agenda and minutes of recent meetings. Council meetings are held in the Jubilee Hall, High Street, Lewknor.

Members of the public are always welcome to come and observe any of these meetings.
If members of the public want to speak at a meeting, there is a Public Participation Session. Any wish to address the council should ideally be made in advance to the Clerk. More details about public participation can be found in LPC's Standing Orders in Key Documents.

Details of the Clerk and Chair of the Parish Council are available on the Contact Us page.

The Neighbourhood Plan website is: www.lewknorparishnp.org The plan received a majority YES in the referendum held on 23rd November 2023. 

Latest News

District Council

Published: 1 Apr 25

March update from Cllr Heritage Read More...

Garden Waste Collections

Published: 22 Mar 25

Extra Garden Waste Collections for Brown bin permit holders Read More...

Tougher fines to tackle fly-tipping and protect our environment

Published: 22 Mar 25

South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils are stepping up efforts to combat environmental crimes with stricter penalties for fly-tipping, littering and for householders who fail to ensure that their waste will be disposed of legally. Read More...

Race to the Stones 2025

Published: 22 Mar 25

Race to the Stones 2025 – Event Information 12th – 13th July 2025 Read More...

Grapevine

Published: 8 Mar 25

Spring 2025 Read More...

New garden waste permit payment system rolls out this week

Published: 4 Mar 25

Residents in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse can now sign up for a new garden waste permit as part of changes to the councils’ subscribed collection service Read More...