Tony Ilott

Hardwick Councillors had a tour of the bungalows on Banesberie Close today to see first-hand the start of extensive restoration works following a transfer of ownership to local housing association provider Sanctuary Housing.

Banbury Conservatives were pleased to stand with local residents in continuing to fight for the reinstatement of obstetric-led maternity services at the Horton General Hospital at a meeting of the Horton Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (HHOSC) today.

Conservative-controlled Cherwell District Council has confirmed a Changing Places unit will be installed in Castle Quay shopping centre.  

A group of disused bungalows on Banesberie Close in Banbury have been transferred to Sanctuary Housing paving the way for the start of an extensive renovation project to bring the properties back into use.

Valued bus services across Banbury have been given a lifeline thanks to a funding injection from the town’s County Councillors.

An adult disabled toilet could be installed in Banbury thanks to an intervention from Conservative Councillor Tony Ilott.

Following a two day hearing, High Court Judge Mr Justice Mostyn today announced his decision to dismiss the Judicial Review which had been brought against the Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) by Cherwell District Council in relation to the CCGs local healthcare consultation.

Councillors from both political parties have come together to pledge their commitment to working towards retaining bus services in Banbury and its surrounding villages in a letter published in today's Banbury Guardian.