The Forum’s six policy groups are hard at work identifying and discussing issues in their respective areas so that a survey can take place some time after the City Council is expected to designate the Forum (i.e. officially approves its existence) in early September. The survey is intended to prompt those who live, work or study in Headington to think about what they believe are the key issues.  If you have any issues that you think should feature in the survey, please contact the relevant group via their webpage.

Oxford City Council’s “Chart of the Month” website for Feb 2013 shows the changing patterns of housing cross Oxford as a whole from the 2001 Census to the 2011 Census. Equivalent data for the Headington Neighbourhood Forum (HNF) area collated by the Housing Policy Group (HPG) can be seen here.  
See the HPG webpage for notes on the census data area and the effect of random changes made in census data by the ONS.

Oxford City Council’s “Chart of the Month” website for June shows diversity across Oxford’s Wards. Also see it here.

Oxford City Council’s “Chart of the Month” website for May shows that Headington and North Oxford have the highest average levels of domestic energy consumption. Also see it here.

Download the Department of Communities & Local Government (low resolution) map.

See this short film made by the BBC which discusses historical land use in Oxford during an overflight of the City:

Come along on Saturday to the Headington Street Fair London Road Shops from 11 am to 3 pm and on Sunday to the Headington Festival and Sports Day in Bury Knowle Park from 1 pm to 5 pm.  Make sure you visit the Headington Neighbourhood Forum stall.

The Headington Festival and Sports Day in Bury Knowle Park last year was a great success. So much so that this year it will take place over two days (Saturday 31 May and Sunday 1 June). Saturday will be a Street Fair in the shopping centre (11 am to 3 pm) and Sunday the Festival and Sports Day (1 pm to 5 pm) in Bury Knowle Park. More details here. The Forum’s stall will be there to provide information and hear your views.

Headington and Marston Artweeks run from the 17th to 28th of May 2014. More information is available here.

The plan area for Headington has been agreed by Oxford City Council tonight. A full report will be presented at the Forum meeting on Tuesday 29th April 2014. The City Executive Board minutes are available.