ABOUT JERICHO - CONSERVATION
Conservation
Jericho has a number of architecturally significant buildings and is now a conservation area
1970s renewal in Jericho
In a chapter in his 1977 book, the Erosion of Oxford, Professor James Stevens Curl assessed the 1970s redevelopment of Jericho.
Oct 15 2013
In a chapter in his 1977 book, the Erosion of Oxford, Professor James Stevens Curl assessed the 1970s redevelopment of Jericho.
Jericho to be a conservation area
Paul Hornby reports on moves to protect a unique district
Jan 23 2013
Paul Hornby reports on moves to protect a unique district
Conservation, carrots and sticks
At some point Jericho will become a conservation area. A public meeting in July considered the implications and a possible timeline.
Nov 06 2009
At some point Jericho will become a conservation area. A public meeting in July considered the implications and a possible timeline.
Did you know?
Who owns the houses?
In Jericho in 2011, only 21% of households were owner occupiers. Instead, many more people rented their homes: 58% from private landlords and 20% from ‘social’ landlords, mostly the City Council.
Where the community centre came from?
The centre was built at the end of the 19th century as the Church Institute for St. Barnabas.
