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Oxfordshire disabled parking spaces under threat of reduction

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A proposal to reduce and establish disabled parking spots throughout the Oxford area is set for examination this week, despite significant opposition.

During a Thursday session, Oxfordshire County Council’s transportation management cabinet member, Andrew Grant, will review proposals to eliminate, create, formalize, and postpone Disabled Persons Parking Places across the region.

The council will explore establishing these parking places at various sites in Banbury and Bicester, such as Abbey Road, Angus Close, Arundel Place, Union Street, and Bretch Hill in the former town.

Locations including Hertford Close, Langford Gardens, and Leach Road in Bicester are also under consideration.

Additionally, Queen Street and Wytham View in Eynsham, along with Blackberry Way in Woodstock, appear on the agenda.

The council will also consider formalizing the Disabled Persons Parking Place on Acre End Street in Eynsham, while rejecting the removal of the parking place on Edmunds Road in Banbury.

Furthermore, the parking places on Portway in Banbury will be postponed to allow for additional assessments.

A formal consultation period ran from February 5 through March 6, during which the county council distributed letters to neighboring properties.

The consultation generated more objections than support for establishing parking places at Abbey Road in Banbury and Queen Street in Eynsham.

Additional objections were raised regarding the postponement of the decision for the parking place on Portway in Banbury.

The complete roster of sites under review includes:

Abbey Road (No.8), Banbury

Abbey Road (No.19), Banbury

Abbey Road (No.20), Banbury

Angus Close, Banbury

Arundel Place, Banbury

Bretch Hill (No.327), Banbury

Guernsey Way, Banbury

High Furlong, Banbury

Penrhyn Close, Banbury

Union Street, Banbury

Hertford Close, Bicester

Langford Gardens, Bicester

Leach Road, Bicester

Lord Close, Carterton

Walterbush Road, Chipping Norton

Cup and Saucer, Cropredy

Queen Street, Eynsham

Wytham View, Eynsham

Park Close, Hanwell

Fettiplace, Milton-under-Wychwood

Blackberry Way, Woodstock

The council will additionally consider approving the removal of disabled parking places at:

Devon Way, Banbury

Withycombe Drive, Banbury

The Paddocks, Deddington

Gloucester Place, Witney

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