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North Newington Parish Profile ¯ North Newington Parishhanwell CP Local Plan Review Site Submissions North Newington Parish Profile ¯ North Newington ParishHanwell CP Local Plan Review Site Submissions Wroxton CP Drayton CP North Newington CP Shutford CP LPR-A-135 LPR-A-004 LPR-A-004 Swalcliffe CP Banbury CP Broughton CP Tadmarton CP 1,000 Bloxham CP Metres (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. Ordnance Survey 100018504 Area Promoted Rep No. Site Name Parish Size Promoter Use(s) (ha) Land South of Shutford Road Neil Holiday ‐ Laws & North LPR‐A‐004 and Main Street, North 1.82 Fiennes / Broughton Housing Newington Newington Estate Land adjacent to Milestone Neil Holiday ‐ Laws & North LPR‐A‐004 Farm, Broughton Road, 8.19 Fiennes / Broughton Housing Newington Banbury Estate Will Lombard ‐ Fernhill Land North of Shutford Road, North LPR‐A‐135 0.59 Estates / Stuart Housing North Newington Newington Morgan Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 307 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 6 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there were 0 dwellings with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications for 49 25 13 9 1 0 North Newington Census 2011 figures NB There will have been changes since 2011; for example, these figures do not allow for the housing completions in the parish, nor recent changes in age structure. Country of birth (2011) 6% were not born in the UK. Page 1 Age structure (2011) House type (2011) Housing Tenure (2011) Physical Characteristics Page 2 Services & Facilities (2021) Page 3 Neighbourhood Plan: NO Feedback from Parish Councils & Meetings Constraints (none received) Opportunities (none received) Comments (none received) Other Considerations (none received) Page 4 Oddington Parish Profile ¯ Oddington Parish Local Plan Review Site Submissions Wendlebury CP Weston-on-the-Green CP Bletchingdon CP LPR-A-060 Charlton-on-Otmoor CP LPR-A-060 Oddington CP Islip CP Fencott and Murcott CP Noke CP 1,000 Metres (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. Ordnance Survey 100018504 Area Promoted Rep No. Site Name Parish Size Promoter Use(s) (ha) Oddington Grange Sienna Barbour / Oddington / Weston LPR‐A‐060 Farm, Weston on the 160.7 Terraughtie Farming Co Mixed on the Green Green Ltd & Mrs D Barbour Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 113 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 0 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there were 4 dwellings with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications 35 17 12 10 1 0 for Oddington Census 2011 figures NB There will have been changes since 2011; for example, these figures do not allow for the housing completions in the parish, nor recent changes in age structure. Country of birth (2011) 8% were not born in the UK. Age structure (2011) Page 1 House type (2011) Housing Tenure (2011) Physical Characteristics Page 2 Services & Facilities (2021) Page 3 Neighbourhood Plan: NO Feedback from Parish Councils & Meetings Constraints • Flooding is an important problem and seems to be becoming more frequent and more severe. Both roads to the village from the south are blocked by floodwater 2‐3 times a year preventing residents leaving the village in the direction of Islip/Kidlington/Oxford for several days at a time. • Oddington falls within the Oxford Green Belt and is on the edge of Otmoor. Opportunities (none received) Page 4 Comments • Better drainage of ditches, nearby watercourses and the River Ray would help. Other Considerations • Oddington is without both mains drainage and access to mains gas, both would be a benefit. Page 5 Piddington Parish Profile ¯ Blackthorn CP Piddington CP Arncott CP Buckinghamshire Council 1,000 Metres (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. Ordnance Survey 100018504 Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 382 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 2 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there was 1 dwelling with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications 43 19 16 13 1 0 for Piddington Census 2011 figures NB There will have been changes since 2011; for example, these figures do not allow for the housing completions in the parish, nor recent changes in age structure. Country of birth (2011) 8% were not born in the UK. Age structure (2011) Page 1 House type (2011) Housing Tenure (2011) Physical Characteristics Page 2 Services & Facilities (2021) Page 3 Neighbourhood Plan: NO Feedback from Parish Councils & Meetings Constraints (none received) Opportunities (none received) Comments (none received) Other Considerations (none received) Page 4 Prescote Parish Profile ¯ Claydon with Clattercot CP West Northamptonshire Council Prescote CP Cropredy CP Wardington CP 1,000 Metres (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. Ordnance Survey 100018504 Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 257 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 0 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there were 0 dwellings with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications 37 19 10 11 1 0 for Prescote Census 2011 figures Unfortunately, Census information for the civil parish of Prescote is not available. Physical Characteristics Page 1 Services & Facilities (2021) Page 2 Neighbourhood Plan: NO Feedback from Parish Councils & Meetings Constraints (none received) Opportunities (none received) Comments (none received) Other Considerations (none received) Page 3 Shenington with Alkerton Parish Profile ¯ Shenington with Alkerton Parish Local Plan Review Site Submissions Stratford-on-Avon District Hornton CP Shenington with Alkerton CP LPR-A-229 Wroxton CP Epwell CP Shutford CP 1,000 Metres Sibford Gower CP (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. Ordnance Survey 100018504 Area Promoted Rep No. Site Name Parish Size Promoter Use(s) (ha) Land off Stocking Lane, Shenington Ben Cook ‐ Pegasus LPR‐A‐229 2.8 Housing Shenington with Alkerton Group / Elan Homes Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 384 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 10 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there were 5 dwellings with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications for 42 24 11 10 1 0 Shenington with Alkerton Census 2011 figures NB There will have been changes since 2011; for example, these figures do not allow for the housing completions in the parish, nor recent changes in age structure. Country of birth (2011) 8% were not born in the UK. Age structure (2011) Page 1 House type (2011) Housing Tenure (2011) Physical Characteristics Page 2 Services & Facilities (2021) Page 3 Neighbourhood Plan: NO Feedback from Parish Councils & Meetings Constraints (none received) Opportunities (none received) Comments • Shenington and Alkerton require fibre to the premise (FTTP) broadband. Other Considerations (none received) Page 4 Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp Parish Profile ¯ Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp Parish Local Plan Review Site Submissions Kirtlington CP West Oxfordshire District Bletchingdon CP LPR-A-102 LPR-A-192 LPR-A-192 LPR-A-192 Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp CP LPR-A-192 Hampton Gay and Poyle CP LPR-A-063 Kidlington CP 1,000 Metres Begbroke CP (c) Crown copyright and database right 2021. OrdnanceYarnton Survey CP 100018504 Area Promoted Rep No. Site Name Parish Size Promoter Use(s) (ha) Land between Oxford Road, Upper Shipton on Nigel McGurk ‐ LPR‐A‐063 Campsfield Road and Shipton Cherwell 49 Blenheim Mixed Road, South East Woodstock and Thrupp Estates Shipton on Jake Collinge ‐ Land at Bunkers Hill, Shipton on LPR‐A‐102 Cherwell 0.48 JCPC Ltd / Keble Housing Cherwell and Thrupp Homes Ltd Shipton on Grant Baylis ‐ Shipton Quarry, Shipton on LPR‐A‐192 Cherwell 103 Ridge and Mixed Cherwell and Thrupp Partners LLP Demographic Information Population (ONS 2019 mid‐year estimate): 402 Housing completions and commitments Between 2015‐2021, there have been 10 housing completions in the parish. At 31 March 2021, there was 1 dwelling with planning permission but not yet built. (Source: CDC monitoring data) Active applications on the Housing Register: 1,680 (Source: CDC Housing Register, 7 July 2021) Bedroom Needs 1 bed 2 bed 3 bed 4 bed 5 bed 6 bed No. of active applications 772 519 276 92 18 3 Preference of applications 46 15 14 11 1 0 for Shipton on Cherwell & Thrupp Census 2011 figures NB There will have been changes since 2011; for example, these figures do not allow for the housing completions in the parish, nor recent changes in age structure. Country of birth (2011) 7% were not born in the UK.
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