St Helen Without parish is a civil parish in the Vale of White Horse district of Oxfordshire. It is adjacent to the town of Abingdon-on-Thames. Historically, the parish of St Helen Without was created in 1894 when the original parish of St Helen was divided. The portion within the municipal borough of Abingdon became part of Abingdon parish, while the remaining area outside the borough formed the new parish of St Helen Without. It is a rural parish with the villages of Shippon and Dry Sandford together with the hamlet of Cothill. A large part of the parish consists of an airfield which was formerly RAF Abingdon, part of which is occupied by Dalton Barracks. Shippon has a large number of army quarters associated with Dalton Barracks. According to the 2021 Census, St Helen Without Parish has a population of around 2,700
Council address:
Freepost ST HELEN WITHOUT PARISH COUNCIL
Freepost ST HELEN WITHOUT PARISH COUNCIL,
Planned drone testing will take place at Dalton Barracks on Thursday between 6pm and 10pm, involving around 50 drones. Residents may see or hear the activity, but please don’t be alarmed – it is planned testing and no action is required.
St Helen Without Parish Council is planning a Community First Aid & Defibrillator Awareness Session in Cothill. Interested in attending? Email the Parish Clerk to register your interest. Date and further details to follow.
Looking to get moving this autumn? Pilates classes are returning to Cothill for the new term from Thursday 17 September.
From improving biodiversity and developing a new Community Orchard to tackling road safety, exploring a Community Library and providing additional facilities, the Parish Council is progressing a range of projects designed to enhance our environment and support our local communities.
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