Local planning applications near Oxford
Good news for Summertown residents! A tree at 21 Hayfield Road is getting a trim to ensure it's structurally sound and no longer overhanging a neighbour's garden. This planning notice is all about keeping our local trees safe and sound.
Hold on to your hats, residents of OX2! There's a planning application in for a new 20-meter pole to be installed just off Chestnut Road, near the local convenience store. This telecom mast will see some existing equipment removed and new antennas and ERS added.
Great news for residents in the Donnington Ward! A lawful development application for a single-storey rear extension has just been registered at 13 Barnet Street, OX4 3AN. This is a positive step for homeowners looking to make improvements in our vibrant community.
Good news for residents in the Walton Manor Ward! Further details have just been submitted for condition 3 regarding railings at 17 Norham Gardens. This is part of the ongoing listed building consent process, so local history buffs will want to keep an eye on this one!
Exciting news from Cowley Ward, folks! A planning application has just been registered for 47 Rymers Lane, proposing a new two-storey side extension and a part-first floor rear extension, along with dedicated bin and bike stores. It looks like this home is set for a brilliant upgrade!
Good news for residents in the Walton Manor Ward! A retrospective application has been registered for a new EV charging point at 102 Southmoor Road, Oxford. This is a great step towards more sustainable travel right here in our city.
Good news for homeowners in the Hinksey Park ward! A planning application has been registered for a single-storey rear extension at 14 Northampton Road. This is a great opportunity for residents to enhance their homes.
Exciting news for St Michael's Street! St Michael's Guest House is set to undergo some lovely alterations to its ground floor layout and a fresh lick of paint for its front elevation. This is all part of a Listed Building Consent application, so we'll be keeping an eye on this one in the Carfax and Jericho Ward!
Great news for those in the Carfax and Jericho ward! Further details have been submitted regarding lighting for a planning permission at St Peters College on New Inn Hall Street. This is all part of the ongoing planning process for the area.
Exciting news for St Michael's Street! We've heard that the old bike workshop at St Michael's Guest House is set to transform into a brand new café. Get ready for a fresh spot to grab a coffee and soak up the atmosphere in the Carfax and Jericho Ward!
Good news for history buffs and those who love our stunning city! Plans are afoot to replace a rooflight at the beautiful Magdalen College on High Street. This Grade I listed building is a jewel in Oxford's crown, and it's great to see it being so well looked after.
Good news from Carfax and Jericho Ward! Plans submitted for 49 St Giles' are moving forward, focusing on odour management as part of the planning permission. This is a key step for the development at this central Oxford location.
Exciting news for King Charles House on Park End Street! A planning application has been registered for new plant equipment enclosures and louvred vents. This will be a welcome update for the Osney and St. Thomas ward as it progresses.
Exciting news from the University Running Ground on Iffley Road! Planning permission details are being processed for a biodiversity net gain, which is great for our local green spaces. This shows a commitment to enhancing our environment right here in Oxford.
Good news for residents on William Street in Marston Ward! Plans have been registered for a new single-story rear extension, patio, and landscaping at number 10. This looks like a lovely update for the property!
Good news for our beautiful North Oxford Victorian Suburb! Heritage Tree Services have been busy sprucing up the local trees, with work planned for a cherry, amelanchier, and even some Scots pine. This is all part of keeping our conservation area looking its best for everyone to enjoy.
Good news for our leafy streets, folks! We've got an update on a Norway Maple tree in the beautiful North Oxford Victorian Suburb. Keep an eye out for details on its felling, as approved by Merlin Harvey at 10 Rawlinson Road.
Good news for the trees along Queens Lane! Work is set to begin on eight Irish Yew trees in the Central Conservation Area, with plans to trim their height. This beautiful stretch of Oxford is getting a little spruce-up, all registered with the council.
Exciting news for tree lovers in North Oxford! A Horse Chestnut is set for a trim on Norham Road, right in our beloved Victorian Suburb Conservation Area. Residents in the Walton Manor Ward have until April 2026 to share their thoughts on this tree works application.
Big news for Union House on St Michael's Street! Planning is underway for some significant upgrades to the building's heating and air handling systems. This listed building consent application, registered under reference 26/00652/LBC, is currently open for consultation until April 22nd, 2026, so residents in the Carfax and Jericho ward have a chance to have their say.
Good news for our St. Clement's Ward residents! Plans are underway for some careful work on a mature Norway Maple at 9 Little Brewery Street. This is all part of maintaining the beauty of our St. Clement's and Iffley Road Conservation Area, ensuring our lovely trees continue to thrive.
Good news for residents near the site of planning permission 22/02799/FUL! Some exciting, albeit technical, updates are being proposed for the building's exterior, including changes to cladding and even a bigger, greener roof. We'll be keeping an eye on how these enhancements take shape in our city.
A planning notice has appeared for 23 Hayfield Road in North Oxford, right in the heart of our lovely Victorian Suburb conservation area. It looks like there are plans to fell a couple of bay trees, as advised by TreeScape. This is a heads-up for residents in the Summertown ward, with consultations closing on April 13th, 2026.
Good news for Jericho residents! Plans are afoot to give a lovely yew tree at 66 Juxon Street a bit of a trim. This work, happening within our charming Jericho Conservation Area, aims to keep the tree healthy and ensure plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the street and footpaths.
Exciting news from our beautiful Central Conservation Area! Plans are underway for some tree work, as advised by Tom McCarter, right by the iconic Botanic Garden on High Street. This is a fantastic opportunity to keep our cherished green spaces looking their best for everyone in Oxford.
