Foscott Parish
Foscott (also called Foxcote and Foscote) is a hamlet and is also a civil parish within Aylesbury Vale district in Buckinghamshire, England.
What the Foxcott Parish Meeting Does
Exists in small civil parishes
As a more local form of democracy.
All registered local electors can attend and vote
No separate council body
it’s more like a public assembly
Discussing local issues
Representing community views
For example on Planning
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.
Role of the Annual Parish Meeting
Participation and governance role. All electors may attend, speak, and vote, ensuring inclusivity beyond elected representatives. The meeting often reviews parish finances, reports from community organizations, and updates from council officers. It provides a venue for raising local issues—from planning concerns to public amenities—and for shaping future council priorities through consensus.
Next Foscott Parish Meeting
- Date : 30th April 2026
- Venue : Foscott Manor
- Participants : All people registered to vote in Foscott Parish
