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AllAll rightsrights reservedreservedreserved 100023343100023343100023343 201020102010 - The Manor Hospital, Beech Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RP Nos 22 to 140 (evens) Beech Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7SJ Horwood Close, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RF Nos 43, 61, 63, 65 & 67 (and flats above) London Road, Headington, OX3 7RD Headington Filling Station, London Road, Headington, OX3 7RD Nos 1, 3 & 5 Manor Buildings, Osler Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RA 7 Manor Buildings, Osler Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7RB No. of Properties OX3 7RP [1]; OX3 7SJ [60]; OX3 7RF [44]; OX3 7RD [10]; OX3 7RA [3]; OX3 7RB [1] 119 in TOTAL Schools affected New Marston Primary School St Andrew’s CE Primary School, Oxford Cheney School The Cherwell School Background These properties to the west of Headington shops access to the London Road in Headington and the flats on Beech Road access to Cuckoo Lane. They are currently in the designated areas of New Marston Primary School and The Cherwell School. Distances New Marston St Andrew’s Beech Road 0.980 miles 0.438 miles Horwood Close 1.156 miles 0.400 miles Manor Buildings 1.121 miles 0.293 miles Cheney The Cherwell Beech Road 0.760 miles 2.232 miles Horwood Close 0.647 miles 2.408 miles Manor Buildings 0.673 miles 2.433 miles Proposal To remove these addresses from the designated area for New Marston Primary School and The Cherwell School and add them to the designated area for St Andrew’s CE Primary School, Oxford and Cheney School. Nos 1 to 60 Ivy Lane Flats, Headington, Oxford, OX3 9DT Nos 61 to 119 Ivy Lane Flats, Headington, Oxford, OX3 9DY No. of Properties OX3 9DT [60]; OX3 9DY [59] 119 in TOTAL Schools affected New Marston Primary School St Andrew’s CE Primary School, Oxford Background These properties lie within the grounds of the John Radcliffe Hospital. They principally provide accommodation for nursing staff but there are also a number of families living at this location. These properties are within the designated area of St Andrew’s CE Primary School because there is access from the flats to Osler Road. However, a number of children living in these flats attend New Marston Primary School Distances New Marston St Andrew’s 0.878 miles 0.567 miles Proposal To add these addresses to the designated area for New Marston Primary School. They would be in the designated area of both New Marston Primary School and St Andrew’s CE Primary School. They are not to be added to the Designated Area of The Cherwell School but are to remain in the Designated Area of Cheney School. Brasenose Wood (north-west part of civil parish of Horspath) No. of Properties 0 Schools affected Horspath CE Primary School Wood Farm Primary School Cheney School Wheatley Park School Background This non-residential area which forms the north-west corner of the civil parish of Horspath is currently part of the designated area of Horspath CE Primary School. Proposal To remove this area from the designated area for Horspath CE Primary School and Wheatley Park School and add it to the designated area for Wood Farm Primary School and Cheney School. Isis Cottage, The Towing Path, Oxford, OX4 4EL The Isis Tavern, The Towing Path, Oxford, OX4 4EL The Isis Boathouse, The Towing Path, Oxford, OX4 4EL No. of Properties 3 Schools affected New Hinksey Primary School Rose Hill Primary School Cheney School The Cherwell School Background These properties are in the designated area of Rose Hill Primary School, Oxford School and Oxford Academy. Distances New Hinksey Rose Hill The Towing Path 1.076 miles 0.797 miles Proposal To remove these addresses from the designated area for Rose Hill Primary School and add them to the designated area for New Hinksey Primary School, The Cherwell School and Cheney School. Area surrounding Redbridge Hollow, OX1 4XS No. of Properties 0 Schools affected New Hinksey Primary School St Swithun’s CE Primary School Cheney School The Cherwell School Matthew Arnold School Background This non-residential rural area is in the civil parish of South Hinksey and is in the designated area of St Swithun’s CE Primary School in Kennington and Matthew Arnold School in Cumnor. Proposal To remove this area from the designated areas for St Swithun’s CE Primary School and Matthew Arnold School and add it to the designated areas for New Hinksey CE Primary School, The Cherwell School and Cheney School. Nos 1 to 11 (odds), Cricket Road, Oxford, OX4 3DG Nos 2 to 34 (evens), Cricket Road, Oxford, OX4 3DG No. of Properties 24 Schools affected Cheney School History These properties are in the designated area of St Christopher’s CE Primary School, Oxford School and Oxford Academy. Distances To Cheney School 0.987 miles To Oxford School 0.443 miles Proposed To add these addresses to the designated area for Cheney School. .
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