Submission on plans for the West End and Osney Mead:
Submission CATG West End and Osney Mead Supplementary Planning Document
Submission on the 2nd stage consultation of the County Council’s draft Local Transport and Connectivity Plan, open until 29th March
Submission CATG Local Transport Connectivity Vision
Submission on the proposed diversion of Footpath 320/80 in Headington, at Warren Crescent:
Submission CATG FP80 5 2 2021 hd
Submission on the transport implications of developments proposed for the Old Marston area:
Submission CATG FINAL Marston Devt 20 1 2021hd
Submission on the Government consultation: Future of Transport, rural strategy:
Submission CATG Future of Transport rural strategy
Submission on e-scooter trial in East Oxford:
Submission CATG E-Scooter trial 16 12 2020
Submission on Cowley area Low Traffic Neighbourhoods:
Submission CATG to Cowley Area LTN proposals
Submission on the proposed local charging scheme for the ‘Zero Emissions Zone’:
Submission CATG Local charging scheme ZEZ
Submission on the Cowley Area Controlled Parking Zone:
Submission CATG Cowley Area CPZ 9 11 2020
Submission to City Air Pollution consultation:
Submission CATG Air Pollution consultation October 2020
Submission to national Pavement Parking consultation, following ban on Pavement Parking in Scotland:
Submission CATG Pavement Parking consultation
Submission on new cycling & walking elements in the Highway Code:
Submission cycling walking Highway Code 6 8 2020
Submission to Oxfordshire Active Travel consultation:
Submission Oxfordshire Active Travel consultation HD
The County Council consulted the community on Oxford City Centre bike racks, this is the CATG submission:
Submission CATG to County consultn City bike parking
Connecting Oxford is about reducing traffic volume and making roads safer for walking and cycling. Cowley Area Transport Group believe that it needs to be far more ambitious. Please see the full report for details.
Submission CATG on Connecting Oxford v2
Our submission on the William Morris Recreation Ground’s retention. Unfortunately, the City Council’s Planning Committee has allowed development on another green space, this one right next to a school, with very negative traffic implications:
Submission on William Morris Recreation Ground
Oxfordshire 2050 is the County Council’s long term vision for the future. Cowley Area Transport Group believe that It does not take the climate emergency into consideration and doesn’t do enough to reduce emissions.