Temporary road closures

Planned Road Closures

Benson

13 November 2022 – Remembrance Parade – Oxford Road, from the junction of Littleworth Road and Churchfield Lane, to the junction of Littleworth Road and Chapel Lane. B4009 Watlington Road
Church Road. High Street, from the junction with Watlington Road, to the junction with Crown Lane
B4009 Castle Square.

Didcot

13 November 2022 – Annual Remembrance Parade – Broadway, from Vicarage Road to Ernest Road including roads accessing this length: Edinburgh Drive, St Andrews Road, St. Peters Road, Haydon Road, Newlands Avenue & Britwell Road.

04 December 2022 – Didcot Festive Market – Station Road Bus Lane, from Broadways Public House to Cineworld

Thame

07 October 2022 – 09 October 2022 – French Market – Town Hall Paved & Cobbled Areas. 105 High Street to 1 Cornmarket. Butter Market.

Wallingford

08 October 2022 – Community House Warming / Energy Efficiency Event – Market Place,. St Leonards Square, through St Martin’s Street to High Street. High Street, through St Mary’s Street to St Leonards Square.

13 November 2022 – Annual Remembrance Parade and Service – St Martin’s Street. St Mary’s Street. St Leonards Square.

If you want to plan a street party, fete or parade in the district there are a few steps you need to take.

Temporary road closure for your event

First of of all, you will need to apply for a temporary road closure. Please note that we do not charge a fee for applications.

There are different application forms and guidance depending on the type of event being planned.

TRC-Form-10.20-with-logos-003-12.21 Download the Social Event application form and guidance notes

TRC-South-Application-Form-Street-party-2022 Download the Street Party application form and guidance notes

Risk Assessments for your event

You will need to carry out a risk assessment. If you don’t have a risk assessment form, you can download and complete our template.

TRC-Risk-Assessments-template-example-10.20-with-logo-003 Download our risk assessment template

What do I do if I want to sell food or alcohol and have live music?

If you’d like to include musical entertainment or the sale of food or drink at your event your will need a separate approval and licence, you can find more information on our temporary events notice page.

Once you’ve completed the application form and have read all the conditions and the necessary paperwork, please send it to us by email or post it to the contact details below.

How much notice do I need to give?

We must receive your application form and associated documents at least 28 days before the date of the planned event, it may not be possible to process late applications.

If you know you’re going to hold an event later in the year you can submit your application earlier than the deadline – you don’t have to wait until nearer the time!

What happens when we receive your application form?

We will acknowledge your application request when we’ve received it and start a consultation with other organisations such as Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire County Council.

Once the consultation period has finished (and there are no objections) we will be able to make the legal order to allow your temporary road closure and will send you a copy. We will also add it onto this page.

If any objections are made, we will contact the person named on the application form, so that any issues are discussed and hopefully resolved.

Holding a sporting event or planning to do some roadworks?

You will need to contact Oxfordshire County Council for these events.

Please note that your event should comply with the Government Covid-19 legislation and guidance in place at the time of your event. The guidance can be found using the link below: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus