Have your say on our Local Plan 

Help us build more affordable homes, tackle the climate emergency and make Oxford’s economy work for all residents

 

 

What is a Local Plan?

A local plan is a key document used by local planning authorities to guide and manage the development of their respective areas. Local plans play a crucial role in shaping the physical, social, and economic aspects of communities. These plans are also known as local development plans or simply development plans. The specific terminology may vary depending on the region within the UK.

Project overview

The draft Local Plan’s proposed policies include: 

  • Requiring all new homes and businesses to be net zero carbon in operation  
  • Requiring all major developments to plant more trees, hedges and other greenery to meet new minimum standards 
  • Requiring developments of 10 or more homes to provide at least 40% as affordable housing 
  • Allowing homes to be built on all employment sites for the first time 
  • Requiring large developments to establish and deliver a plan to employ local people and deliver affordable workspaces 

This is an interactive map.

 

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Local Plan: Call for Sites

This is an example activity for demonstration purposes only. This site is operated by Delib Ltd and submitted responses will be discarded. We are currently undertaking work and gathering evidence in preparation for our area's Local Development Plan. As part of this plan, the Council are running a Call for Sites exercise, asking people to identify land or sites that will available to be developed for housing or commercial purposes. View our policies map: If you want to...

Closes 29 January 2027

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