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Carterton Town Council
Welcome from the Mayor
Introducing Carterton
A Brief History
Carterton Badge of Office
Local Government
Carterton Youth Council
Carterton Lions
Carterton Educational Trust
Leisure Facilities in Carterton
Willow Meadows
Carterton Community Centre
Carterton Market
RAF Brize Norton
Events
The Surrounding Countryside
Celebrating Carterton 2010 in pictures
Community Safety Partnership
Neighbourhood Action Group
General Information
Our Advertisers

 
Carterton Town
Council Contact Information

Town Hall
19 Alvescot Road
Carterton
Oxfordshire
OX18 3JL


Tel: 01993 842156
Fax: 01993 844898

Email: Carterton Council
Carterton Website

 

Welcome from the Mayor

Welcome to Carterton. I hope you find this guide a useful introduction to the town. You will find more details, including a calendar of events and a news page, on our web site at www.carterton-tc.gov.uk. Carterton is a relatively new town with a short history but we are the Mayorblessed with a lively community that is interested in and cares about all aspects of life here. If you are moving to Carterton I hope that you will choose to become involved in one of our many thriving clubs, organisations and charities. You can be sure of a friendly welcome.

The town is changing. New housing development means that we have new recreational facilities and the Town Council is working hard to attract new retail to the town centre. RAF Brize Norton is undergoing a huge transformation as it expands to take on those transferring from Lyneham. It is certainly a great honour for me to serve as Mayor at a time when so much is going on in our town.
Mayor

Cllr. Norman MacRae MBE





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