Local Plans

Because we are on the boundary of two districts, we are affected by plans from both the Vale of White Horse and South Oxford District Councils, as well as plans from Oxford County Council. On this page we try to keep track of those plans and the responses from the Parish Council.

In 2009, our District Council, the Vale of White Horse, published plans for 2300 new houses in Harwell, in addition to the 600 already approved for Great Western Park; a total of 2900 new houses in the next 20 years.

Even though these houses will be built on the other side of the A34, they are still in the Parish and will have an impact on every person and organisation in the village.

In December 2009 the Vale started consultation on amendment to these plans, which include proposals for another 400 houses in Harwell Parish.

South Oxfordshire District Council (SODC) have also published their plans for developments up until 2026.

The Oxfordshire County Council (OCC), who are responsible for traffic, have published a Transport Strategy.

Detailed plans for Great Western Park are also being published.

Planning area Response Date Link to Original Documents Harwell Parish Council Response
Vale of White Horse DC   

Vale Core Strategy - additional consultation

12 Feb 2010

 

 

Additional docs provided by the Vale:

 

 

More details of the current consultation.

 

 

Vale Local Development Framework

18 Mar 2009 Start here
South Oxfordshire DC   

SODC Local Development Framework

1 May 2009 SODC LDF
Oxfordshire CC   

OCC - SCOTS (Southern Central Oxfordshire Transport Strategy)

28 Apr 2009 the SCOTS report
  Sep 2009
Approved
Dec 2009
Approved Recommended Strategic Transport Package  

OCC Local Transport Plan 2011 - 2030.

1 Jan 2010 Consultation 3: Long list of schemes  
Great Western Park   

GWP Planning Application

final SODC ref P02/W0848/O  

GWP Section 106 agreement

final Legal Agreement  

GWP detailed plans

25 Sep 2009 Discharge of conditions
South East Plan   
South East Plan (also known as the Regional Spatial Strategy for the South East)
6 May 2009Final approved version 

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