Coming events

Open meeting with Worcester College

Open meeting with Worcester College

Mon 14 Sep - 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm

St Barnabas School

A joint Open Meeting with the College and the Trust is arranged for 7.30pm, Monday 14th September at St Barnabas School, Jericho Street.

Everyone is invited. It is an opportunity to hear and discuss ambitions for the site and to ask questions before any plans are made. This is the start of a continuing conversation both about temporary uses and the longer term. 

At this early stage there are no architect’s proposals but the Local Plan policies for Jericho Wharf set the context:

  • residential development
  • a new community centre
  • a public square
  • a replacement operating boatyard
  • the potential to accommodate a new bridge crossing
An invitation from Lord Isaac, Provost of Worcester College, is given below.


Our Jericho: a wider community consultation in the Autumn

After this meeting the Trust intends to launch a major wider public consultation in the Autumn involving residents, local organisations and the wider public.

The purpose of the consultation is to listen to ideas and views on the uses and priorities for the community spaces on the site-both for the new development and in the short term whilst plans are being prepared. We want the development to realise the opportunities and potential of this special site and the consultation will help shape the development proposals. The Trust is to ask for funding to support the consultation from the City Council’s budget for the new community centre.

Further details will follow.

We look forward to seeing you at the Open Meeting on Monday 14th September at 7.30pm at St Barnabas School.

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This purchase of the adjacent Wharf makes good sense both from the community and College points of view, The Wharf site as drawn here also incorporates the Council-owned land in Dawson Place

Watch this space

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We have to crack on

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Landowner’s bid to bypass community centre and boatyard requirements with a student flats development

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