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Improving Transport Along the A40 Corridor
Consultation closes 6th January 2019.
Cherwell District Local Plan Examination- Hearing Sessions Confirmed
Hearing Sessions will reconvene at 09.30am on Tuesday 5th February 2019 within the Council Chamber of Cherwell District Council Offices, Bodicote House, White Post Road, Bodicote, Banbury, OX15 4AA.
Oxfordshire Plan 2050 - consultation begins
The Oxfordshire Joint Statutory Spatial Plan, now christened the Oxfordshire Plan 2050, will be the forum in which the overall spatial strategy for the county through to 2050 will be decided.
The Statement of Community Involvement is currently out for consultation – Deadline 11 January 2019.
DEADLINE EXTENDED
Consultation now runs until 4pm, Friday 28th December
Oxford City is finally bringing forward its Local Plan for consultation and getting this right is also critical for the surrounding countryside. In our view, there’s more to be done to build the houses we need within the City.
Creating a positive future for Oxfordshire
We need you to join us in our work towards a positive future for rural Oxfordshire!
Live in Chipping Norton or Charlbury? CPRE West Oxon needs you!
CPRE West Oxfordshire is looking for committee members living in, or near, Chipping Norton and Charlbury.
SODC Stabs Green Belt in the Back
Once it’s biggest supporter, South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) has turned against the Green Belt. CPRE believes the South Oxfordshire Local Plan will include all sites in the previous, aborted 2017 version plus additional major sites within the Green Belt. Amongst the new greenbelt incursions will be Grenoble Road, Northfields, Oxford Brookes and a site north of the city on the ring road.
One Week to Help Protect the Vale Countryside
The consultation on the Thames Water revised draft Water Resources Management Plan runs until 28 November.
Please respond NOW to help protect the Vale countryside.
Public to have say on new National Parks
For the first time in nearly 70 years, the public will have their say on how the country’s most cherished landscapes can be enhanced for future generations.
