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Consultations

From time to time, residents are invited to participate in public consultations relating to local planning, transport, development and community matters.

Consultations may be led by:

  • Brize Norton Parish Council
  • West Oxfordshire District Council
  • Oxfordshire County Council
  • Other statutory bodies

Details of current consultations will be published here when available.

Recent / Example Consultations

Residents have recently been invited to participate in consultations relating to:

▹ West Oxfordshire District Council – Council Plan and Local Plan (“Your Voice Matters”)
▹ Development proposals in and around the parish

Where applicable, consultation links will direct residents to the relevant authority’s official website.

Brize Norton Parish Council Consultations

Oxfordshire County Council is exploring proposals to designate the Witney Road between Brize Norton and Curbridge as a Quiet Lane, potentially restricting access to certain vehicles and reducing through traffic on this route.

Brize Norton Parish  Council responded to this proposal on 2nd June 2026 - the response is shown below.


 

Brize Norton PC response to quiet lane proposal File Uploaded: 10 June 2026 130.8 KB