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To confirm the minutes of the meeting held on 26 March 2026 to be signed by the Chair as a correct record.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management 

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/012 

Key Decision

Contact: Rosie Lawrence, Senior Transport Planner (Rosie.Lawrence@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

The Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) for the Wallingford area, including the town of Wallingford and the surrounding villages of Crowmarsh Gifford, Benson, Ewelme, Shillingford, Warborough, Cholsey and Brightwell-cum-Sotwell.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve Wallingford Area Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/011

Non-Key Decision: 

Contact: Mohamed Gulamhussein, Project Manager – Infrastructure Delivery (Mohamed.Gulamhussein@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

Proposals include changes to speed limits, bus lanes and banned turns, which are being promoted to increase road safety and improve public transport.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

Approve the following measures, as advertised:

(a)           30mph speed limits on the A4130 west of A34 Milton Interchange & the B4017 Steventon Hill north of its junction with the A4130.

(b)           Bus Lanes on the A4130 eastbound carriageway between its junctions with the B4017 Steventon Hill and the A34 Milton Interchange.

(c)           ‘No U-Turn’ restrictions for westbound traffic on the A4130 west of the A34 Milton Interchange, at its signalised junctions with Trenchard Avenue, and the B4017 Steventon Hill.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management 

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/017 

Non-Key Decision 

Contact: Aaron Morton, Road Agreements Engineer (Aaron.Morton@oxfordshire.gov.uk)  

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

As part of a section 278 agreement for a nearby development, there is a requirement to introduce a toucan crossing and cycle facilities.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

Approve the following measures on Copenhagen Drive in Abingdon, as advertised:

(a)           New Toucan Crossing, to be located west of the roundabout junction of Wootton Road.

(b)           Conversion of existing section of segregated foot & cycleway south of the proposed Toucan Crossing to shared-use.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management 

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/018 

Non-Key Decision 

Contact: Ryan Moore, Technical Lead Engineer – Highway Agreements South (Ryan.Moore@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

Bus stop provision was agreed as part of outline planning application. Final locations agreed as part of S278 technical approval process.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve the introduction of two new bus stop clearways (with ‘No stopping except local buses’ restriction) on either side of Lady Grove in Didcot, as advertised.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/023

Non-Key Decision

Contact:  Jankin Arsalan, Senior Officer – Traffic and Road Safety (Jankin.Arsalan@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

The proposal is to introduce a new signalised crossing on A329 Reading Road, Cholsey Junction Ferry Lane. The proposal will improve road safety by providing a safer crossing point for pedestrian crossing the road at this location.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve the introduction of a new Puffin crossing on the A329 Reading Road in Cholsey, as advertised.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management 

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/158 

Key Decision 

Contact: James Whiting, Team Leader – TRO’s and Schemes (James.Whiting@oxfordshire.gov.uk)  

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

Proposed disabled parking places in response to requests from residents requiring a dedicated disabled bay.

RECOMMENDATION

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

(a)           Approve the introduction of new Disabled Persons Parking Places on: 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, as advertised.

(b)           Approve the removal of Disabled Persons Parking Places on: Devon Way, Banbury; Withycombe Drive, Banbury; The Paddocks, Deddington; Gloucester Place, Witney, as advertised.

(c)           Approve the formalisation of Disabled Persons Parking Place on: Acre End Street, Eynsham, as advertised.

(d)           Defer the Disabled Persons Parking Places on: Portway, Banbury to allow for further investigations to be undertaken.

(e)           Not approve the removal of the Disabled Persons Parking Place on Edmunds Road, Banbury.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2024/194

Non-Key Decision

Contact: Anthony Kirkwood, Vision Zero Team Leader (Anthony.Kirkwood@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM).

Part of Phase 3 of Countywide 20mph Speed Limit project.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve the extension of the existing 20mph speed limit on Old Road in Forest Hill, as advertised.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management  

Forward Plan Ref: 2026/003 

Non-Key Decision 

Contact: Anthony Kirkwood, Vision Zero Team Leader (Anthony.Kirkwood@oxfordshire.gov.uk)  

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM). 

Proposed 20mph speed limit as part of the Vision Zero project.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve the introduction of a 20mph speed limit within Brightwell Baldwin & Brightwell Upperton, as advertised.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/269

Non-Key Decision

Contact: Angelo Antenucci, Engineer – Highway Agreements North (Angelo.Antenucci@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTM).

Extension of existing 20mph speed limit, required as part of a development.

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to:

a)    Approve the extension of the existing 20mph speed limit on Green Lane westwards to a point 20 metres east of its crossroad junction with Akeman Street & The Hale, as advertised.