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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

Carterton Youth Council

The Youth Council is made up of young members of the community aged between 11 and 18 representing all the local schools and several other youth organisations. Regular meetings are held in Carterton Town Hall. The Youth Council enables young people in Carterton to have their say and gives them the opportunity to be involved in what happens in the town in which they live.

Carterton Youth Council:

• provides a voice for young people in Carterton Town Council

• raises issues of concern to Carterton’s young people and make these known to local decision makers such as Town, District and County Councillors and Members of Parliament

• acts as a forum for local service providers so that they can engage with the young people of Carterton and benefit from their views on the design and delivery of services.

• is an Advisory Committee to Carterton Town Council

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