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Langton’s parish notices now travel through a website, Facebook groups and WhatsApp chains as well as the old noticeboard. The result is faster, but not always fairer — and it raises questions about who controls the village’s digital square and who never sees it.
Route 47 is not commercially viable, but it remains a lifeline for older residents, workers and students. As the district council consults on supported bus services, we examine the timetable, the subsidy and what residents can do before the 2026 budget is settled.
Two hundred and fourteen households are queuing for sixty-three plots across Langton's three allotment sites. Here is how the list is ordered, what the tenancy rules actually require, and the four options the parish council is weighing for new growing space.
Public question time, planning comments and written representations are the three routes open to any villager who wants to be heard. This practical guide explains what each involves, what councillors can and cannot act on, and how to make a case that lands without turning a planning dispute into a shouting match.
When something in Langton is broken, the first question is often the hardest: who owns the problem? This practical guide sets out the parish, district, county and utility routes, and the details that get a report acted on.