Plans unveiled for four warehouses on Kidlington woodland site
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
A proposal for four industrial units on over five acres of canal-side woodland in Kidlington has been submitted to Cherwell District Council.
Plans for four new industrial warehouse units on over five acres of canal-side woodland in Kidlington have been submitted to Cherwell District Council. The site lies between the railway line, Oxford Canal and the Langford Locks industrial estate, on green space currently undeveloped.
The proposal would provide 8,312 square metres of employment floorspace available for flexible use, including general industrial, storage and distribution, and industrial processes. The site would include 24 parking spaces. According to the planning statement, the building design has been developed to respond to the modern character of surrounding business parks while integrating with the wooded landscape.
The developer describes the location as within a 'well-established commercial and industrial area' with good transport links. Public transport options include a dedicated bus stop for the industrial area serving Kidlington and Oxford city centre, Oxford Parkway station 1.5 miles south, and proximity to the A44, A34 and M40. Access to the development would be provided via Langford Locks, with heavy goods vehicles and staff and visitor vehicles entering and exiting through the same northern access point.
How it is being reported
- Warehouse plans shared for canal-side Oxfordshire woodlandPlans to build warehouses on over 5 acres of canal-side Kidlington woodland have been shared.Oxford Mail · 27 Oct, 05:00
- Warehouse plans shared for canal-side Oxfordshire woodlandPlans to build warehouses on over 5 acres of canal-side Kidlington woodland have been shared.Oxfordshire Guardian · 27 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Kidlington · Cherwell District Council · Oxford Canal · Langford Locks
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