Foscott (also called Foxcote and Foscote) is a hamlet and is also a civil parish within Aylesbury Vale district in Buckinghamshire, England.
What the Foscott Parish Meeting Does
1 – Exists in small civil parishes As a more local form of democracy, and the most local level of government
2 – All registered local electors can attend and vote.
3 – No separate council body, it’s more like a local assembly.
4 – Discussing local issues.
5 – Representing community views, for example on planning proposals. While decisions made are not legally binding, they influence parish council actions
Annual Parish Meeting
An Annual Parish Meeting is a statutory civic gathering held in each civil parish in England, allowing local electors to discuss community affairs and express views to parish officials. It provides a direct form of local democracy distinct from parish council meetings and serves as a public forum for accountability and consultation.
Last Foscott Parish Meeting
- Date : 30th April 2026
- Time : 7.00 pm
- Venue : Foscott Manor
- Participants : All people registered to vote in Foscott Parish
Parish Meeting Agenda
- 1. Welcome and Introduction (Chair)
- 2. Approval of Minutes from the previous Annual Parish Meeting
- 3. Chairman’s Report
- 4. Reports from Local Community Groups
- 5. Open Forum – Questions and Discussion from Electors
- 6. Any Other Business
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You can download the Declaration of No Accounts and Certificate of Exemption from Foscott Parish Documents
You can view the Parish Map from Foscott Parish Map
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