Present projects
In March 2024, a 3-bedroom house we were donated in St Clement's Ward, East Oxford, will welcome its first ever OCLT tenants. Read more.
In 2023, Oxfordshire CLT completed the development of eight affordable homes for rent in a high value area with an acute shortage of affordable housing. Read more.
OCLT is working with Oxford City Council to bring up to 12 new, permanently affordable homes to two former garage sites in Blackbird Leys. The project will transform underused land at Pegasus Road and Balfour Road into much-needed homes for people on Oxford City Council’s housing register. Read more.
Denny Gardens is a new community growing space in Littlemore, bringing previously unused land back into use for local people. With affordable growing plots, activities and volunteering opportunities, it will be a welcoming place to grow food, learn new skills and connect with the community. Read more.
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Past projects
Oxford City Council (OCC) developed a partnership with Oxfordshire Community Land Trust (OCLT) and Transition by Design (TBD), a local design collective, to develop a pilot affordable, community-led housing project on underused urban land. Read more.
We worked with the local community to put in a bid for the Irving Building. The much-loved Victorian school building was owned by Cowley St John Parochial Church Council, a local educational charity. It was in full use until July 2015 for forms one to three of St Mary and St John Primary School. In July 2015 the building was closed and in September 2015, these forms joined the rest of the school, at another nearby site on Meadow Lane. Read more.
Taking inspiration from Amsterdam, Freiburg, and other innovative developments in the UK, Homes for Oxford offered a vision worthy of the city of dreaming spires: a new neighbourhood that would have been beautiful, equitable and sustainable. Read more.
