Movement and Place Plans and corridor plan
Information about transport plans of specific areas.
The Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP) will be supported by Movement and Place Plans (MAP plans) and corridor plan which will outline how the LTCP vision and outcomes are delivered in locations across the county.
They will create more detailed plans contained into a concise document that can be used to guide:
- future scheme development,
- funding bids,
- responses to planning applications,
- developer contributions and will support and
- enable sustainable growth.
The plan will reflect the LTCP priorities and provide an indication of how LTCP policies will be applied in different geographic areas. Where developed, Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plans (LCWIPs) will be incorporated into area travel plans to identify walking and cycling schemes.
The MAP plans are being produced as a ‘part 2’ of the LTCP, replacing Local Transport Plan 4 (LTP). The plans are being developed in a phased approach during 2022. Further updates about development of the MAP plans and corridor plans will be provided on this page.
The MAP plans will outline actions and outcomes for:
Oxfordshire county wide
Oxford City
Cherwell district-wide
- Bicester and surrounding villages
- Banbury and North Cherwell
- Kidlington and South Cherwell
South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse district-wide
- Science Vale
- Abingdon and Eastern Vale
- Henley-on-Thames
- Western Vale
- Thames, Chinnor and Watlington
- Wallingford and River Thames Corridor
West Oxfordshire district-wide
- West Oxfordshire Lowlands
- West Oxfordshire Uplands
Additional studies: West Oxfordshire
The outputs of which aim to deliver LTCP policies in West Oxfordshire. The next steps are to secure funding to deliver these schemes and further refine the schemes, including through engagement with stakeholders and the local communities.
A4095 North Leigh Cycle Gap
A proposed walking and cycling route between Common Road, North Leigh and Park Road, North Leigh to address a gap in infrastructure between Witney and Hanborough Station.
Bridge Street Area and West End Link Road
A study assessing the feasibility of a proposed new crossing of the River Windrush in Witney to improve connectivity for people walking, cycling, public transport and general traffic. The study considers potential options, costs, risks and environmental impacts associated with the scheme.
- Bridge Street Area and West End Link Road, Witney Officer Report (pdf format, 2MB)
- Witney Bridge Street Area Options Appraisal (pdf format, 3.5MB)
- North Witney SDA Transport Modelling December 2025 (pdf format, 8MB)
- Witney West End Link Initial Feasibility Report April 2026 Part 1 (pdf format, 5MB)
- Witney West End Link Initial Feasibility Report April 2026 Part 2 (pdf format, 21MB)
- Witney West End Link Initial Feasibility Report April 2026 Part 3 (pdf format, 16MB)
Chipping Norton A44 New Street/ A44 High Street/ A361 West Street junction safety improvements
A proposed scheme for addressing road safety concerns for people walking and cycling at the Chipping Norton A44 New Street/ A44 High Street/ A361 West Street junction.
- Chipping Norton Options Appraisal Report (pdf format, 21MB)
- Officer Note Chipping Norton Options Appraisal Report (pdf format, 200KB)
Eynsham – Hanborough Station walking and cycling route
A proposed walking and cycling route between Eynsham and Hanborough Station via Lower Road.
- Eynsham - Hanborough station walking and cycling route (pdf format, 2MB)
- Officer note Eynsham - Hanborough station walking and cycling route (100KB)
Witney A4095 Tower Hill safety improvements
A proposed scheme for addressing road safety concerns for people walking and cycling at the Witney A4095 Tower Hill/ Welch Way/ Corn Street/ A415 Ducklington Lane/ A4095 Curbridge Road junction.
- Witney Fiveways Roundabout Technical Report (pdf format, 1.2MB)
- Officer note Witney Fiveways Roundabout walking and cycling safety scheme (pdf format, 200KB)
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Some of the maps on this page are not fully accessible.
If you need an accessible version of a map, please contact LTCP5@oxfordshire.gov.uk
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