Didcot Garden Town – updates

Latest news:

We produce a regular newsletter to keep you up to date on what’s happening in and around the garden town. Here’s our latest newsletter we sent out at the end of last year.

If you’d like to sign up and receive our newsletters to find out more about the exciting projects planned for the town – register for updates by pressing the button below:

Didcot Garden Town Advisory Board

Our next Didcot Garden Town Advisory Board meeting is taking place on 15 April. You can see the agenda here. We will add the garden town tracker here as soon as we can.

Didcot Garden Town case study

Since becoming a garden town in 2017 we’ve been working with partners to help improve the lives of everyone living in and around the town.

In partnership with Homes England, we are pleased to share a Didcot Garden Town case study that shows how we’ve helped develop strategies and plans for the town, how we overcome challenges over the past six years and what we’ve learnt along the way.

Didcot Wildlife Garden Charter

We’ve partnered with Sustainable Didcot to help highlight a Didcot Wildlife Garden Charter to encourage everyone to pledge to help the wildlife thrive in their own garden.

With just a few simple steps you can help create green corridors to help enhance the biodiversity in the local area. You can get involved by visiting Sustainable Didcot’s website.

Other projects:

Broadway photography Quiz

You may have noticed we’ve put some fabulous new images (above) on the hoardings in front of 116-120 Broadway. Take part in our quiz and see how many plants you can name.

An image of the On Your Doorstep map. — **Click on the image to download the map**

On your Doorstep walking map available

We’ve worked together with Didcot Town Council, local parish councils, community groups and centres to create a ‘On your Doorstep’ map of interesting things. This beautiful map illustrates some of art works, trails and cultural and historical places in and around Didcot Garden Town. You can also pick up a paper copy at Cornerstone in Didcot.