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That was the warning made by Environment Agency officials this week about the weir at Godstow Bridge. The weir, known as Godstow Weir B, is just south of the Grade-II listed bridge as it crosses from the east bank of the river next to the Trout Inn. Oxford City Council s west area planning committee agreed to allow the Environment Agency to replace the current weir, built in 1937, when it met on Tuesday. But that was not before warnings of why the work was important from Environment Agency officials. Mark Hill, the area lead for the EA said: If it is not replaced it will fail, it could be this year it could be two or three years time, but it will happen. ....
How the weir may look if built. Picture: Oxford City Council/ Environment Agency PROPOSALS to replace a damaged weir over the Thames will be discussed by Oxford planning chiefs this week. The weir, a kind of small dam, sits across the Thames next to the Trout Inn south of Godstow Bridge. The current structure, named Godstow Weir B is made of concrete and dates back to the 1930s. It could be replaced by a new, modern-looking concrete weir which would include a fish pass , if plans for the work is given the go-ahead by Oxford City Council s west area planning committee today. ....
Weir dam on the Thames near the Trout Inn, Oxford could be replaced oxfordmail.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from oxfordmail.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Cornmarket Street during lockdown.23/01/2021.. POP up shops might be used to fill vacant buildings on high streets across Oxfordshire thanks to a £1.875 million grant from a group that backs businesses in the county. The project could see as many as 100 shops in town centres or the middle of Oxford brought into temporary use with start-up restaurants and retailers taking over them, under what is known as ‘meanwhile’ use. The project, dubbed ‘Meanwhile in Oxfordshire’ because of the aim to get businesses into empty shops while a more long-term solution is worked out, is part of a wider £8.4m being spent by the Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership aimed at reviving the economy after Covid. ....