Didcot Garden Town

Since Didcot was awarded garden town status in 2015, we have been working hard to make plans for the town to accommodate over 15,000 new homes and 20,000 new jobs in the area.

Didcot Garden Town Advisory Board

The whole project is managed by the garden town team and overseen by the Didcot Garden Town Advisory Board. The advisory board is made up of representatives from South and Vale district councils, the county and town council, OxLEP and Homes England. The board meet quarterly with all meetings open to the public.

You can find out what was discussed at the last advisory board meeting here.

Sounding boards

The Didcot Garden Town has three ‘sounding boards’, which represent community, business and neighbouring parishes. They hold regular meetings and their feedback is given to the advisory board. Head to our latest news page to find out and register to attend the next residents or business sounding boards.

Residents Sounding Board

This board was set up to help us gather feedback and information from people living and working in and around the Didcot Garden Town area.

Parish Sounding Board

This board was set up to help us listen and talk to our 18 neighbouring parish councils around the garden town.

Business Sounding Board

Our Business Sounding Board was set up to help us support businesses based in and around the garden town and local business parks.

Download the Didcot Garden Town – May 2021 Annual Report here

We produce a regular newsletter to keep you up to date on what’s happening in and around the garden town. If you’d like to sign up and receive the newsletter or find out more about the exciting projects planned for the town – register for updates here.

Didcot Garden Town Delivery Plan

Our Delivery Plan contains more than just new developments – we have included over 60 individual projects throughout the garden town to introduce more green spaces, trees, gardens, sustainable technology, walking and cycling pathways connecting routes to town, railway station and large business parks.

Didcot Garden Town provides details where new homes and community facilities are proposed and the ‘area of influence’ is a larger zone, which takes into consideration Didcot’s neighbouring parishes and how these communities can stay connected to the town whilst keeping their own sense of identity.