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The latest issue of the Woodcote Correspondent is available to download here.
Selected photographs on this website courtesy of Alan Copeland.
The OWL group was formed in 2010 in response to the County Council threatening to cut funding to the Woodcote Community Library. Our aim is to ensure that the library survives in as close to its current form as possible as a vital amenity and community hub for Woodcote and surrounding villages. While we raise money and organise events in support of the library, the OWL group and OWL's ‘Save Woodcote Library’ campaign are independent of the management or running of Woodcote Library. To join OWL, to participate in our events or sign the petition, or to find out more, please visit our website: www.ourwoodcotelibrary.org.uk.
The Woodcote Conservation Group is involved in maintaining and protecting the characteristic features of the village's environment, and in promoting awareness and appreciation of our local plants, creatures and habitats. We organise regular working-parties, help out with national and local surveys, and hold public talks on topics of local environmental interest. Visit our website www.woodcotecg.org.uk for more details.
The Woodcote Neighbourhood Development Plan is a group of local volunteers
representing all residents of the parish of Woodcote. Our goal is to
produce a document that ensures any development in Woodcote over the next
15 years is in line with what we, the residents want.
It will allow us to specify, as a community, when and where development
takes place and the type, size and design of new developments.
To find out more visit the www.woodcoteNDP.org.uk website.
The Youth Development Group is committed to supporting a wide variety of activities for children and young people of all ages and to facilitate maximum use of the use of the Youth Centre.
The Committee welcomes new members.