Platinum Jubilee Meadow Festival wristbands available from TUESDAY 17 MAY
If you’re planning to pick up your #Abingdon Platinum Jubilee Meadow Festival wristbands next week please don’t come in on Monday 16 May as unfortunately they’re still in the post […]
Why is the European Flag flying from the County Hall Museum
The flag flying from the County Hall Museum today (May 9) is the European flag, which was adopted by the Council of Europe in 1955 and which is flown on […]
Tour of Ancient Abingdon
SUNDAY 1st MAY 2022 Join local archaeologist Jeff Wallis for a walk and discover the traces of ancient settlements, such as an early Bronze Age barrow cemetery at Barrow Hills […]
Abingdon Town Council backs the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill
At its meeting on 26 January 2022, the town council passed a motion offering its support to the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill. This bill is currently progressing through Parliament […]
Shape Abingdon’s future
The Neighbourhood Plan team is seeking your views and ideas on its proposals about Abingdon’s town centre, green spaces and different neighbourhoods. They are available here www.abingdon-neighbourhood-plan.org and the website will […]
January 2022: An update on Neighbourhood Plan
Due to current COVID restrictions, we have taken the decision to move the next stage of our public engagement for the Neighbourhood Plan online. Please be advised, therefore that the Roysse […]
December 2021: An update from the neighbourhood plan steering group
Abingdon’s Neighbourhood Plan is being prepared on behalf of all who live and work in here. When finalised, it will set out a vision for our town over the next […]
Ewart Hemmings
It is with much sadness and great regret that we have been informed by the family that Ewart Hemmings, Freeman of Abingdon, has passed away at the age of 91, […]
