BLACKBIRD LEYS
PARISH COUNCIL
BLACKBIRD LEYS PARISH COUNCIL
About Us
Blackbird Leys Parish Council is made up of two wards, Blackbird and Greater Leys.
The parish was formed in 1990.
The parish council's role is to represent the interests of the whole parish and elects councillors to fulfill this.
To be a councillor you must live in or within a 3-mile radius, and we currently have vacancies.
We have an annual grants scheme and can award money up to £500 to local groups to enhance life in the parish.
We have a planning committee that meets on the third Tuesday of the month to review planning applications and make recommendations to the Oxford City Council Planning Department.
The full parish council also meets monthly and meetings are held on the last Tuesday of every month.
If you require more information please contact the Parish Clerk.
Meet the Parish Council members or check for member vacancies.
Council meetings, agendas, and minutes documentation records.
Annual accounts, income and expenditure, budget, and assets.
Latest News
The Leys Steering Group has published the Ward Profile after many months of hard work. This gives statistics on a variety of factors and compares The Leys with the national average.
Oxford City Council provide us with a weekly update on the progress of the regeneration. If you would like to speak to the Regeneration Team please attend our full council meeting.
The Parish Council has two casual vacancies, one in each ward. Please view these notices and apply to the clerk if you interested in representing the community.