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ABOUT JERICHO - PLANNING

Planning

Residents of Jericho now have greater opportunities for shaping the future of this unique area.

Jericho census profile
Who and where we were in 2011
Area covered by the census analysis
Apr 13 2014
Another makeover for Cranham Street
New developments ahead
Cranham Street vista in an earlier age, around 1910. Photo: Penny & Sinclair.
Nov 05 2012
For a community vision
Unique opportunity to shape the future of Jericho
JCA Chair, Charlotte Christie (left) with Lorraine Hart at the AGM discussing the options for neighbourhood planning in Jericho.
Jun 01 2012
Multicolour makeover for ‘iconic’ Grantham
Grantham House sold
Overdue for a makeover - Grantham House in Cranham Street
Dec 05 2011
Cooperative proliferation
Another Coop for Walton Street
The Coop will occupy two of the three shop units on the left
Dec 04 2011
Developing our doorstep
Changes ahead for Jericho
Ros Weatherall said: “Paul was not sure that the people of Jericho realised quite what was happening. He wanted us to start thinking about how the whole place was developing, rather than just accepting piecemeal things that are offered from different developers as they come along.”
Dec 01 2011
Grantham gone
Building sold
May 14 2011
Welcome to Jericho
New wall plaque
May 12 2011
New health centre on the horizon
Could open September 2012
Proposed view from Cardigan St.
May 03 2011
Here comes the crowd
Large developments ahead
Walton Street, one of the city’s key north-south routes, is likely to become more congested, with many more cyclists and pedestrians. People already often have to step into the street to pass each other on the narrow pavements. One option might be to close the street to through traffic.
Nov 01 2010
Objections to Chiltern railway plans
Pollution risk
May 19 2010
Mount Place makeover options
Ideas from Oxford Brookes University
Students at the Area Committee meeting
Nov 02 2009
Waiting for the water
Parts of Jericho at flood risk
Julia Environment Agency officer explains flood maps to Victor Street resident Joëlle Mann
Nov 01 2009
Jericho by numbers
A snapshot of Jericho from the 2001 census
Most Jericho residents rent their homes
Apr 02 2005
New community centre timeline
Key developments on the canalside site
<p>At an exhibition in the community centre in 2004 residents consider plans put forward by Bellway Homes.</p>
Mar 03 2013
JCA gets outline planning permission
Approval in principle for the new centre
<p>The block plan for the purposes of outline planning permission</p>
Jun 08 2010
The Spring Residential phase
The second developer fails to offer a replacement boatyard and is also defeated
<p>Protesters from Jericho demonstrate against the Spring proposal during the planning appeal in the town hall.</p>
Dec 31 2008
The Bellway Homes phase
The first developers offer nothing and are defeated
<p>Former chair of JCA and other committee members celebrate after learning the Bellway appeal decision</p>
May 31 2006
The first community-led bids -1998-2000
The origins of community activity around this site
Jan 01 2000

Did you know?

Where the community centre came from?

The centre was built at the end of the 19th century as the Church Institute for St. Barnabas.

How religious we are?

In the 2001 Census, some 50% of Jericho residents said they were Christian, 2.2% Muslim, 1.9% Buddhist and 1.2% professed other religions, while 34% of people said they had no religion. In Oxford as a whole the proportion with no religion was 24%.

Diary

Grief Table Mon 03 Aug - 6.15 pm
The Coffee Guild, 107 Walton Street