Whatever you care about, it is almost certain that there are other people who feel the same way. Working together with like-minded people is the best way to have a voice on issues that affect your lives. Whether you want to save your local park or change national planning legislation, community action can be the best way to achieve your aims. The Planning Help website offers a range of resources to help your campaign group be effective. From planning to lobbying your MP, approaching local media and public speaking.

Visit the Planning Help Campaign Tips page here.

Please sign CPRE's national Charter to Save Our Countryside and show decision-makers how strongly people feel about our beautiful landscapes and rural communities.

Last week CPRE Oxfordshire's Michael Tyce met Nicola Blackwood MP and Nick Boles, the planning minister, to discuss the planning fiasco of the Castle Mill development at Port Meadow.

The Vale of the White Horse is threatened with monster housing developments within small rural communities which are completely inappropriate.

CPRE Oxfordshire has begun a legal challenge to the planning permission that allowed the construction of the University’s accommodation blocks on Roger Dudman Way, on the edge of Port Meadow.

This Thursday, 7 March 2013, the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) will decide whether or not to fund a controversial scheme that will introduce light pollution into an area of the Cotswolds AONB with the second darkest skies in the UK.  

Prince Charles was lobbed hard by protestors in Oxford yesterday, when he visited the University's Said Business School.

Historic views are being destroyed by new student accommodation on the edge of ancient Port Meadow. Join the fight against this eyesore!