Help shape plans to improve Headington Centre

Find out more at an exhibition of ideas in Headington next Saturday, 29 October.

Map showing the area covered by the Improvement Plan for Headington, Oxford
Map: Headington Action

Headington Action and Headington Neighbourhood Forum have engaged a consultant, AR Urbanism, to prepare a plan for improving Headington Centre.

The plan aims to make the centre welcoming, inclusive, and easily accessible for all, foster active travel and a stronger identity, provide lively gathering spaces and support a vibrant evening economy.

The project has progressed based on ideas for change and improvement contributed by local residents in a survey carried out this summer. A public exhibition has now been arranged to share these ideas with local people and obtain their views and comments.

At the exhibition there will be an opportunity to meet the consultants and discuss the developing plan and to put forward your views and ideas, which will in turn help to shape the final plan.

Get involved

Visit www.headingtonaction.org/headington-centre to find out more about the plan.

Go along to the exhibition of ideas to share your thoughts and help shape the future of Headington Centre from 10am-3pm on Saturday 29 October at St Andrew’s C of E Primary School, London Road, Headington OX3 9ED.

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