About Hanwell
Hanwell is a small village of approximately 120 houses. It is situated three miles from the centre of Banbury in Oxfordshire and is linked to the town by the Warwick Road (B4100) and the Southam Road (A423) connecting with the small village road.
The majority of the village is contained within a conservation area with two historic listed buildings on its southern boundary, St. Peter’s Church and Hanwell Castle with its medieval fish ponds, together with many old houses and cottages.
Conservation Area Appraisal by Cherwell District Council, August 2007.
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REJECTED !!! THANK YOU CHERWELL DC “VISTRY SPECULATIVE HOUSING DEVLOPMENT PROPOSAL THREATENS HANWELL VILLAGE”
Hanwell parish council have been made aware of the application submitted to Cherwell district council to build 170 homes on the outskirts of our historic village. Hanwell parish council strongly oppose this application and will be submitting a formal objection. We would encourage all local residents to do the same. We invite everyone to attend the forthcoming Parish Council meeting where further information can be exchanged and concerns voiced:
Hanwell parish council meeting and AGM
Wednesday 3rd May Hanwell Village Hall 7pm
Thank you to all those who attended the Keep Hanwell Village Rural Information Evening that took place at the Village Hall on Tuesday 18th April.
SEND YOUR OBJECTION TO CHERWELL DISTRICT COUNCIL TO STOP VISTRY NOW!
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