A positive future for Oxford The Thames at Swinford and Boars Hill in the snow, images by Chris Andrews
Trust land in spring

Oxford Preservation Trust is Oxford's own national trust, with 80 years of experience of owning land and buildings to protect the character of Oxford and its green setting. The Trust prides itself on its positive approach to Oxford in the 21st century. Today, we make our contribution by owning and giving public access to over 800 acres of land, carrying out conservation projects, taking an active interest in planning, and through our education programme.

Oxford Open Doors, 11 - 12 September 2010 Marston Fund Raising Appeal

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Events
Bodleian Libraries launches Oxford’s Big Book public art installation
read more -- > 11th August 2010
What better way to explore Oxford than in a punt?
read more -- > 28th July 2010
Trust seeking to purchase Water Meadows at Marston
read more -- > 27th May 2010
Oxford Preservation Trust: Discovering Places
read more -- > 4th May 2010
Volunteers wanted for West End Historic Context Study
read more -- > 29th April 2010