New surface for Cholsey turning

A junction on Cholsey Hill has been transformed by Oxfordshire County Council at a cost of £30,000.

A brand new surface and white lines have replaced worn and past-its-best bitumen meaning a much smoother ride for all. As well as being used by motor vehicles the route is also popular with cyclists.

The resurfacing team will soon be appearing at Church Road Benson followed by Foxborough Road Radley as they take advantage of the good weather and work their way through this year’s surfacing programme.

In the news

Major transport improvements in Didcot Garden Town: £218m Housing Infrastructure Fund bid

January

2019

| 13:19 Europe/London

Oxfordshire County Council has submitted a Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF) business case to the Ministry of Housing Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) associated with expected growth in the Didcot Garden Town area. It sets out how we …

Transport in Oxford city centre: Advisory study published

September

2018

| 08:00 Europe/London

An independent advisory report which recommends that the High St and St Aldate’s should be made one-way for all motor vehicles to make space for segregated two-way cycle tracks and wider pavements has been published today. (Oxford City …

Woodstock Road, Oxford, repair and resurfacing update

June

2018

| 15:34 Europe/London

Traffic management

Work is continuing to progress well on the current phase on Woodstock Road with three-way temporary signals controling traffic on Woodstock Road and Elizabeth Jennings Way.

Oakthorpe Road and …