The Oxfordshire Leaders Joint Committee (formerly the Future Oxfordshire Partnership) is a committee of the six councils of Oxfordshire working together to deliver a better future for the county.
The Future Oxfordshire Partnership (FOP) has become the Oxfordshire Leaders Joint Committee (OLJC) as part of a reset to align with emerging national and regional priorities.
Read more...As the UK transitions away from fossil fuels towards cleaner, renewable energy sources, the energy grid will need to adapt to store and distribute energy more efficiently, ensuring it is available where and when it is needed.
Read more...The Future Oxfordshire Partnership is undergoing a reset to align with evolving national and regional priorities, focusing on delivering the Oxfordshire Strategic Vision, refining its governance, and updating its work programme to address key challenges like infrastructure, inequality, and the climate and nature crises.
Read more...The Future Oxfordshire Partnership, a committee of Oxfordshire's six local authorities working with key strategic partners working to deliver a sustainable future for the county, calls to address critical concerns hindering net zero ambitions in the region.
Read more...The Future Oxfordshire Partnership has endorsed five workstreams of the Net Zero Route Map and Action Plan, setting out the path to a net zero future for the county.
Read more...On Wednesday 27 September, following the cessation of work on the Oxfordshire Plan 2050, the Future Oxfordshire Partnership agreed a new approach to co-ordinating planning across the county by updating the remit of the Oxfordshire Plan Advisory Group.
Read more...3 August, 2022 Oxfordshire Plan 2050 – Joint statement from the leaders of South Oxfordshire District Council, Vale of White Horse District Council, Cherwell District Council, Oxford City Council, and...
Read more...Vale of White Horse District Council has pledged to provide grant funding of more than £300,000 towards the cost of creating affordable homes in Botley, in the parish of Cumnor.
Read more...Work has started on a flagship Oxford City Council development to build 36 new homes in Oxford city centre.
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