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

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.

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Events
Half Term Family Fun @ Oxford Castle Unlocked
read more -- > 28th January 2010
Oxford Castle Unlocked - Spring 2010 Talks Programme
read more -- > 30th December 2009
15th anniversary conference celebrates the importance of South East England’s heritage
read more -- > 9th December 2009
Debbie Dance appointed Chairman of Historic Towns Forum
read more -- > 29th October 2009
2009 Environmental Awards Announced
read more -- > 7th October 2009