Conservation Areas
The streets and buildings of our towns and villages are part of the historic
character of England. Each townscape tells the story of its unique development,
and gives us a sense of place, continuity and cultural identity. Where these places are of special architectural or historic interest or deserve to receive careful protection, they can be designated as conservation areas. However, this does not mean that they have to remain frozen in time, change is often necessary to accommodate the demands of modern living. As our historic town and village centres are always likely to attract new development, the challenge is how to enhance, rather than detract from, their special, local character.
Local Conservation Area Maps:
Cherwell District Council
Adderbury
Ardley
Balscote
Banbury
Barford St John
Barford St Michael
Begbroke
Bicester
Bletchingdon
Bloxham
Bodicote
Charlton on Otmoor
Chesterton
Cottisford
Cropredy
Deddington
Drayton
Duns Tew
Fritwell
Grimsbury
Hampton Gay Shipton and Thrupp
Hampton Poyle
Hanwell
Hethe
Hook Norton
Horley
Hornton
Islip
Juniper Hill
Kidlington
Kirtlington
Milton
Mixbury
North Aston
North Newington
RAF Bicester
RAF Upper Heyford
Rousham
Sibford Ferris
Sibford Gower and Burdrop
Somerton
Souldern
South Newington
Steeple Aston
Stratton Audley
Swalcliffe
Tadmarton
Wardington
Weston on the Green
Wigginton
Williamscot
Wroxton
Oxford City Council
Bartlemas
Binsey
Beauchamp Lane
Central Oxford
Headington Hill
Headington Quarry
Iffley
Littlemore
Marston
North Oxford
Old Headington
St Clements and Iffley road
Temple Cowley
Walton Manor
Wolvercote with Godstow
South Oxfordshire
See the interactive map
Vale of White Horse District Council
See Website
West Oxfordshire
See the interactive map
West Berkshire
See the interactive map
