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Local government reorganisation (LGR) – and the One Oxfordshire proposal in particular - is a major opportunity to strengthen Oxfordshire’s economy and unlock new growth.  By moving from multiple councils to a single unitary authority, Oxfordshire would benefit from simpler, more coordinated planning and investment across the whole county. A

Local government is the part of the public sector that delivers the everyday services we all rely on – things like roads, libraries, housing, recycling, social care, parks and community support. It’s linked to everything we do and in Oxfordshire, these services are delivered by two layers of councils: county

Once the government decides to approve a local government reorganisation (LGR) proposal, the real work begins. While the decision itself is a major milestone, it’s only the start of a long, carefully managed transition designed to make sure services continue smoothly and residents are supported every step of the

Local government reorganisation (LGR) might sound complicated, but at its heart, it’s simply about redesigning how councils work so services are easier to access, more efficient and more financially sustainable. In Oxfordshire, the process of creating a proposal for reorganisation follows a clear set of steps shaped by government