Welcome to the website of Kidmore End Parish Council
Our aim is to provide information on-line for the people of Kidmore End Parish, which includes the village of Kidmore End and the hamlets of Cane End, Chalkhouse Green, Gallowstree Common and Tokers Green.
Use the links to find out more.
The Local PoliceCrime Prevention Event, Have Your Say meetings, 'distraction burglaries', latest neighbourhood updates, advice to businesses about public disorder, an appeal for witnesses, and more. Find out more...
Like to join the Parish Council?Overviews of the past year's activities from the chairman of the Parish Council and the chairman of the Playing Fields Committee. Read them here...
Sonning Common Neighbourhood PlanSonning Common Parish Council are to undertake their own Neighbourhood Plan, liaising with their neighbours. Find out more...
Gallowstree Common PavilionThe pavilion at Gallowstree Common Recreation Ground is now available for other community activities in addition to cricket and football.
Find out more...
Find out more...
Blue Badge SchemeThere have recently been wide-ranging reforms to the Blue Badge scheme. Find out more from the Oxfordshire County Council website... or download an information sheet...
TrafficThe latest report of the Traffic Sub-Committee on the Local Transport Plan and other proposals. Read it here...
Affordable HousingFor more information on the proposal to build six affordable houses on a plot of land in Gallowstree Common, including the latest sub-committee report and recommendations, read here...
The Chilterns Commons Project wants to encourage people to make the most of our commons. Find out more on their website...
GO ActiveFun sports taster days
Touch rugby, lakeside activities, jogging, outdoor fitness, golf, Nordic walking... in South Oxfordshire. Find out more...

The Chiltern Society is a registered charity which relies on membership subscriptions and gifts in wills.
Find out more about how you might support their work in caring for the Chilterns on their website...
Find out more about how you might support their work in caring for the Chilterns on their website...