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This is the official website for Whitchurch-on-Thames. It is owned and managed by Whitchurch-on-Thames Parish Council on behalf of the village.
Village Hall Management Committee holds its first meeting Posted 30 June 2009
Sixty young cricketers play in Whitchurch tournament
Posted 28 June 2009
Whitchurch Primary School OFSTED report: "Outstanding" Posted 28 June 2009
Change to bridge card top-up
amount Posted 17 June 2009
Home security self-assessment questionnaire
Posted 17 June 2009
The Greyhound has reopened Posted 15 June 2009
Garden walks
Posted 10 June 2009
Can't remember which bins to put out when?
Posted June 2009
Concessionary toll agreement
Posted June 2009
Bridge public inquiry
Posted June 2009
More aircraft noise?
Posted May 2009
Discussion Forum: Participate in discussions about the village plan and village matters in general by clicking here.

(Photograph reproduced by kind permission of The Whitchurch Bridge Company)
This aerial view of Whitchurch-on-Thames is taken from above Pangbourne, looking north over the River Thames towards the Chilterns.
Whitchurch-on-Thames is a picturesque south Oxfordshire village with a population of about 721, lying within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Most of the village is designated as a Conservation Area. The village has an ancient church - St. Mary's - a thriving primary school, and two interesting inns, The Greyhound and The Ferryboat, where you will be made most welcome.
Across the River Thames, and reached by a 100 year old lattice girder Toll Bridge, are the shops and public transport amenities of Pangbourne.
Click here for recordings from Radio Oxford's "Magical Mystery Tour" visit to Whitchurch-on-Thames on 23rd July 2004.
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