Four documents used in the appeal by Taylor Wimpey UK Limited in respect of the Ouseburn Gateway development, comprising a 13 storey residential development with gallery and café, along with 4-6 storey office development, undergound parking, public space and newsagents. Plans for demolition and relocation of the water pumping station also discussed. Four documents are in this file. A proof of evidence by Sir Terry Farrell with appendices A and B. There is also a proof of evidence on design matters by Professor Robert Tavenor.

Summary of proof of evidence of Professor Robert Tavernor against the refusal to grant planning permission for the Ouseburn Gateway development, comprising a 13 storey residential development with gallery and café, along with 4-6 storey office development, undergound parking, public space and newsagents. Plans for demolition and relocation of the water pumping station also discussed.

Town and Country Planning Act. 1962. Proposals for alterations or additions to the City of Oxford Development Plan. Inquiry into Objections and Representations.

Town and Country Planning Act 1947. Public Inquiry, December 1960, into amendments to City of Oxford Development Plan: Provision of Relief Roads. Objection No. 45: representations by Thomas Sharp.

Town and country planning: Town and country planning – to plan or not to plan. (Printed published article), Drafts of the article Town and country planning and letters.

Plan Title: Tower/Core Section Revision A; Scale: 1:50; Date: 18 April 2000; Drawing Ref: SAM/F/A10/205; Size: 1200mm x 880mm; Material: Paper.

Large wooden model of Tower Hill and the surrounding area, including water, roads and buildings. Encased in a clear acrylic casing box which is screwed into the model’s wooden base.
The wooden based model showing the landscape of Tower Hill. The landscape is divided in two parts with the river channel. The Neo-Gothic style tower bridge is placed which adjoining the both parts of the model. There are various water bodies are depicted on the model, including Thames river. The small, big boats and ships in the river channel depicting its depth. The right part of the model is consisting the models of sky scrappers, roadways, complexes and trees.

Version 1.

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a tourist talking to a landlord in a bar. Caption reads: Tourist - "Not many people staying, just now Landlord." Landlord - "Er - well - you see I'm a Host in myself"

Consists of a watercolour sketch of a toursit and his family being shown some ruins by a guide. Caption reads: Guide - "Splendid ruins them Sir!" Tourist - "I never look at ruins (thumb pointing to wife etc.) Them's ruin enough for me!"