OXFORD PRESERVATION ANNUAL REPORT 2024 lo OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST Report foi the yeor ended 31 December 2024 CONTENTS Tru5tee5' Report fincludin9 Director's Flekx>itl Trust Objective5 ond Activitie5. Public 8enefit. Achievements and PerfonnoncÈ ._-..... ....... .. Finonciol Review R15ks. Structure. Governonce and Monagement. Reference orKJ Adrntnistrotive Deioils.._-....... .10 Finonciol Report. Trustees, Respon51bilitie5 Independent Auditors. Report........ Income ond Expenditure AcctyJnt. Sloternent ol Fin0￿￿1 Activitie5 Bolonce Sheet. Statement OF Cosh Fbws_ Notesi¢>theAcc(xJnts..-................... 24 14 -14 .15 -?9 20 22 23 A£kr￿ledgeMeTht$. 39 TRUST OBJECllVES AND ACTIVITIES Oxford Presorvation Trust W¢J5 lounded in 1927. It Is fj reg15tered charity (Ind a company limit•d by ￿0￿ntee. Our charitable objects are.. lol to preserve and enhance For the b￿efit of the public the amenities of the City of O%lord ond its 5uiroundings. Ibl to protnotÈ ond entouroge public interest in otKJ kn¢>wledge of the h1Story of the City of Oxford and its surroundings TTUStees have 09reed the lollowirKJ strotegic prioritie5. in fulfiltnent of our choritable object5." i To monoge our londscopes SO thot hobitafs Ortd spècies thrive. helping people connect to our unique norural herit(1ge. 2 To protect onsible to the public free of charge at oll times We oim to enhonce Its cun5ervation volLJe. Involving a growin9 number of local woplo In noture restorijtion pr()iect5 on our l•rTr¢J In Boars Hill, Headinglon. Sondford. Kennington. Wolvercote ond at the Rowley Road Swing Bridge. We encourage ppople Io vi&[ ond enjoy our green spcKes In a voriÈlv ol woy5 We supporl oclive livin9. Wlth o iietwork of public ond permissive foolpoths across oui land. sorne cycle-p¢Jths in selected oreos and o rat¥ge ot 5elf-guided wolks ond lomily- Friendly trolls. Oui 11verside rneodows at Heyford. Hinksey. Kenninglon. Marsion ond Swinford. ore heovily used by walkws and S*4imrners. Al Wolvercote ports of our ore used tTry the locol community lor ollotmenls ond an orcFK¥rd. We hold coven(5nts on tsround 250 ocre5 of Cily Council land at Shotovei Country Park ond South Pork We work with the londowner ond other stakeholders to ensure Ihat these coverKJnts. which protect 5tandrtrds of public occess. are upheld. We are re5POn5ible forseverol histo{￿ building5. eitheros freeholder. tenont oi by management ogievmenL. In Oxford these are the Conduit House. Noith Hinksey Imono9ed on behalf of Enqli5h ￿￿erItage1.. 3. Cornmorket. Oxford IiiKluditwJ The Poinred Room), Oxford Castle & Prison, Rewley Ro(sd Swingbrid9&, Stockwe115. 8oors Hjll." 8-70 Tuin Aqoiii Lane. The Victoria Arms. MoTSton We algo own 26 E05l St Helen's Sireet. Abin9don ond Lord's kGrtn, Eynshom suve and conserve historic buildings ot risk in Oxlord which ole in the public rcolm or otherwise publicly occe55ibie In past yeors we've worked In portnor5hip with otheTS to restorè Oxford fa5tle ond open it lo the put)lic. We conserved the VicL0r￿ Fountoin. the Murtyr5 Meinorial and three histOTiC units In the C¢>verwJ Market. Our rcstoratN)n ol the Rewley Road Swing B Tidge, which we a1500couired. h05 5ub5tontioltyenhonced the public realm for w(51kers, cyclists and local residents. We're advocotes for the protection of Oxford'5 historic views. skyline ond green sètting. chompionin9 good de&gn ond promtytlDg the Sit%toinable en1￿[)ce￿ertt of the city's built heritoge. We c0￿ment on locol plonning (Jppltations ond policies We wrtitipate in pre- applicaliun discussions. %velcoming the opportunily to explore ond help re501ve Issue5 eorly In tho design process. We offer on onnuol Inlernship to o student stLdying oii Oxford Brooke5 University's Historic Cc>nservotion MSC. We champion the best In conservation ond new dey9n thFough our annual Aword5 scheme. which wos e5toblished in 1977. Every year we consider proieit5 01 ev&ry Size ond type from across our city We celebrate those which rnoke a signifitttnt contribution lo Oxford's heritage character and public Tealrn. bl to promote ¢Jnd vncourtsg* public iotw•st in ond krKY*lfjdge of the history of the City OF Oxford and its surroundings We've run Oxford Open D(x)rs. lorgest Heriioge Open Days event ouiside London. since 2007. Evèry September. in p(51lner5hip with In5tifutions and l￿dI￿1dU0ls ocr055 the o.Ity. we dedicote a weekend to opening histOTiC bvildings, cornmunity spoces and oll kirds of pSaces thot are not u5uttlly occe55iblE lo the public. gNing everyone the opportunity lo enjoy the citv S Iic.h heri¥age and culture free of tliorge. We're grateful lo our partner5 and to o growing Leam of dedicated volunleers for rDoking this WOTiderful event possible Wp provide public occess to some of our C>wn historic properties. At Oxford Casile & Piison our porlners Conlinuum Atlioction5 welcotne visitors all yeor round This Includes a flourishing education progranime, with cross-curriculor activities for KSI-KS5 school studenis. We offer guided tour5 of 2 CornTnorket (The Pointed Room). 260 Easl St Helen's Street IThe Medievol Merchont's House) ond the RÈwley RIKXI Swing Brid9e. Wepromote the heritageofpveryportoFOxford.WerunopubliteventsprogrtJmrnethroughoul the year, providin9 lecture5. tours and 9uided walks on varied rjspects OF the cily'> rich history. We work In pgrlnership with locol people ioexplore ond S+￿re the history ol Oxlord's t)uildinqs. lord5copes ond communitiÈS. In Tecent year5 this included o free s&lf-guidÉd heritoge wolk in We operate o mefflbership scherne For on onnual wyrnent members enjoy free or reduced tickets For our events progromtne, Pgiority bookiftg For Open Doors events ond access lo exclU￿we rnember-only e¥ents. Additiorhol benefits Include lfee entry to Oxford Castle & Prigon and g IO% discount In the Oxford C05tle Gifl Shop. Ihe Ca5tleyord branch of the Jericho Coffee Troders Coré ond the oword-winning Victorio ArtTS on the bonks ol the river Cherwell. Membprs receive a weekly ernail with news ol upcomiAg eveTrts ond a newsletter Iwice a yettr. Fhe support of over 300 volunteers is critically impoftrjnt to U5. entsbling u5 corry out essential notijro recovery Work in our oreen spoces and to deliver our onnuol Open Ooolunteer5. At Kennington Memorlal Field volunteers hov? worked unrovpriilfj ont hills and reducing SCFub Thc Field was grozcd 0% usuol On Ihe Kennin9ton Flood M•4dow5. fencing wa5 rp.poired ond willows pollgrded. Wel ground condilions ond the pre.£eii¢e ol 4a9WDrl rnade it o tricky yeor for cutrin9- ond grozing wosn'E possible We Will be working With the grozier to tfy und rempdy these issue5 in 2025 We received o FormirKJ Recovery Poytnent frorn the RPA of E8,125 Iovwords loss off Income due to fio(Kling. Woyks wereiorried oul on Ihe building ot the Sijndford Hydro which meonl the rneodow wos troFfid(ed more thon usuol. causing some datno9e which is lo be repaired. At Hlnksey Meadow we Fenced ol¢)n9 Ihe slreoni ond re[￿Ired fencing along Willow Walk to stop thv tollle wandeiing Tho fritillary cixjnt wasc¢iried out in April. recoYdin9 215 flowers oTrd 399 vegotative plants which Is In line with Ilie nurtiber5. A hoy cut W05 t(Fken in Jvly. but it wos too wel to do Lhe vsuol altermtsth grozing The rare Creeping Marshv40rl plonl continues to survive In No¥th Hinksey Meudow. de5Plte Ihe prolonged wet cr)nditions over wintpr ond the unusually loi)g. cola, wet Spiing. The populotion of the plont is ￿1g￿llY sffloller Ihon previws yeors but remoins the biggest populotion in Oxfordshire. We'vp mode good pri￿resS With the restorotion of the fen and gras51and h(5bitals of LLi¥kin5 Lan• Field Thé oddition of o boardwtslk over the Fen. bvill by Oxford Conservatiorp Voluntoer5 nd funded by Oxfordshire Couiily Council. hos rnude the 5poce more (Jccesgble to visitors. Al Morst•Tr on our fiolds to either side of the Marsion Ferry Rood i)ur tenant forffter grew Wintor Bird Food. The spleDdid sight of the 5unllowers ond the vtsriety of the EMrds drown lo Ihe rartge of plant5 grown for food and shelter were ertjoyed by loca15 and v151tors to the fields. includiiig members ol a 1ocol hirdwarching group. who recorded what khey saw NurnbÈrs OF tiird5 including some species, like yellowhaTnrners. that oro declining $19nilicanii¥ ot a notionol level- be9Ull to build frorn mid-NovÈmber loa peak In Inid-jonugry. declining rapidly in late Februory when they returned ro breeding grounds By for the most ImPTessiv¢ birds on the seed fieldx were six species of finches. namely linnels, chaffinches. brambling5, Si5klns. greenfinches. ond goldfinthes. Volunleers ¢lÈ¢red the woodland path 10 the ￿de of Ihe Chervlell ond olnng the path beiwee the Victoria Arms ond Morslon Homm A hoy cut wos OL Mafston Hamm tsnd it ¥vos ofleimath grozed We examined each field with Ctttriom Boss. o floodplain meadow expeTt and member off our Gieen Spoce5 Cotnrniltee. We fourKI potential lor Testoration In at leost two of the fields, where rare plonts like Gr￿t Burnel and Meadow Foxtail were prèsenL Al R•wley Roud Swin9 Bridge volunteers hove cleored vegetotson on 11)e bonks of the Ihonnel ond on thp. railwoy embtsnkinenl. oround the bridge ond on the obutment. The bridge decks were cleoned ilie pump wos run tss needed. A corporate 9ioup joined us Auou%t and helped us prepore and sow seeds 10 creaie polches0fv4￿Idtk)￿eT meadow. In 2025we will coriy out fflQ1ntenance checks. following ihe mainte¥unce monual. Our ¥olvnteer5. under the 9uidancÈ of e(010glSt Rod d'Ayalo. cleated a shallow pond ot W¥lYarcot• Lakes to enhance the conservation VOIL￿ and give visitors to the space onother feoture ro onjoy. This wos portly funded by a gront of E2833.33 from Gruftdon Wnsle Monagement. via Ihe Twst ltsr OxFordshire'5 Environment. At Wolv•re•tg Meadows the moin tneodows were cut ond grazed by FAI Faims Access into ofte of the £maller field5 wos Irnproved 50 11 is now accessible vio the track off Godstow Rood Tother thon Lhrough Ihe neigh￿ring propeTty. This will help wirh Ihe Iree und fencing work planned to gel this field grozed 090in_ Membws ore owore Ihot the Environment Agency hos applied for powers compulsorily to puichose londholdings, Includinq poits ol OPT'5 meadows at North Hinksey, in order to conslruct the Oxford Flood AlIe￿atIOn Sch•m• The Secretafy ol Slate onnounced o public inquiiy inlo the CPO In June 20?3 ¥vlii¢h concludpd in Jonuory 2024. As delivery of tho gcheme will involve the dèstruction of rare MGd grossLond, OPT oty"ected to It We awail Ihe Secretory oFStote's decision on theCPO. In Ihe meontirne- In Jvly2024- Oxford Counly Council 9ranled planning permission For Ihe Scheff￿. As holders c* a covenant whrh safeg￿rdS puUic ac(e5S to South Park. we have worked c105ely ¥withtheCityCwncil.theFriendsofknthPotkarKlother510kehoklersioprpveDt tnaj(Kevenlsfroin damaging this Iinwrlanr k)colamÈr¥ly Our wrticuknr focu5 was￿ en9Jiing that preporotlOll51 the 2024 Round fabÈ Fifewcvks event i￿l￿ded odeqLKJte wet weather mitigobons. Heritage Repairs to the Debtors. Tower ot Oxford Costl• weie COm￿eted by thÈ County Council. We completed the 5eTisilive refurbislimpnt of the Up￿￿￿ FI￿[$ of 3 Commarket, Including the Pointed Roorn Al 8-t0 Tum Again we iepoired Ihe roof. external joirTrery and rédecoiaied the cxteiiors of als Ihree house5 We wertdelighted thot the Cov•r•d Market unitswe'd restoredwpfe Ipt to Namblin Breod. one off Oxlord's higliest quality baker.R. We begarTr phnnin9 repoirond re510ration of the W•lton W•ll Drinking F•untain We're very 9Ctrlelul to co￿ncIlI0r j(Sn￿$ Fry (Fnd Sir ToTn Shebbeore lor work closdy with colleagues in local outhorities. advisoiy bodies. omeiiily societie5 Qnd ocademic institUlion5. These Include Histori Englond. the Georgian Group, Oxford City Counal, Oxfcird5hire CIMJnty Coun(d, Oxlord5hiie Architecturol orbd H15turicol Society IOAHSI, and Oxford Brookes Vnivergty. Our 2024 H•rltoge Int•rn was Ch(Jrlie Jocob& who was studwr¥J for a Msc in Historic Conservolion al Oxlord Brooke5. He ottended our advisory commiltees onij look on active role In itrie 2024 Awords. At the end ol his inteinshipwe weredelightcty toappoint ChorliE lo the role of Planning & Projects Ollicer. CkKJrfie w05 aworded his MSC in OctobÈr 2024. A wide range ofexcellent projects were entered forouronnual Awords ficheme, demDnsiTQtin9 th(Jt new design andcon5ervotiort continuesto fiouri5h in Oxford. Theiudgesowarded plaqups lo the Jockson Library. Exeter College IBuilding Conservationl-, the Fiewin Cjorden buildin9. Broseno%E College (New Buildingsl..St Paul'5H(￿se.jerI¢hO (New Buildinq51, Holywell Cometery (Londscape & Public Reolml.. Lemond and Fignon 8ridge5 ILon¢J5cape S Public Fleglml,. Reuben Colle9e (Green Award). There we¢e 16 ¥*orlhy ¥vnner5-up. Including on affordoble housing scheme. p.xcellent conservation projects. glorious lemporory hoardin95 and Lwo Inspiring community projects In East Oxford. The accessibility ond sustoinobility credentials ol most projects were better Ihtsn ever 11 was very pleosing to see 50 mony reFurbished buildingg. en5ufing Ihat more of Oxford's historic fobiic Is retoined. In environmentol terms. Ih15 19 so much better that) demolilion. which Is o major souice of corbon emissions. Hisloric England ond the Green Building Council OTe arnong many orgoni5atiofis calling for owner5 ond developer5 to odopl existin9 buildings wherever possible. In NoverTrber. we held the 2024 Awards Ceremony at Si John's College.. generously supported by our Corpofoto Mp.mbpr5. Mothows Comfort. Carter Jonas, ond Critchleys. The event wos otlended by opproximately 170 9vesls. Includinq Inony Corporate otKJ Potrtrn Meinbers, a5 well 05 plonning officer5 and project roprpsentalives. Engogem•nt We held 43 e¥•nts as i)ort of our public prD)romme. ofFering disciyjnts to OUT rnembers Thesè Included o leclufe serie5 on o range OF oxford-￿1ated IhÈmes. given by lotal ond notioncl experts, guided walks. site Visits ond mont11￿ tours ol the Painted Riy)m 13 Corntnoiketl ond Ihe M&dievol Merchunt's House126A East St HdeTr's Streel. Abin9donl. A5 porlof Iniliotive lo offer iicheiexpeiiences of our historicspaces, wetrialled 50rne special events in the Pointed Roorn. These included Shakes￿al¢sAlabic Sonnets. on explorotion by Dr Robert Stogg of Ihe Arabic PTe-histoiy of the sonnet form Homnel Exlrooidi￿￿ Tudor Liues. o conversation between Dr Janet Dickinson ond Dr Lynn ftobson. u￿n9 Homnet QTS theTr inspiration. our speakers used liistoricol records, Iiteraluie. ond art to exploie the exlroordinary lives of 'oidinaiy' Tudor people. Unuersed... o crit1colly occlaimpd solo show peTlormed and wiilten by Beckis Cooper aboul place of women in Shtskespeore'5 pkjys ond in sociely. Wolf Holl Truth, Histoiy ond Lileratuie. Dr Janei Dickinson ond Dr Lynn Robson discussing HilaTY Montel's Wolf Holl ts1109y ond herdetxctionol theTudor OD pag&. sloge. and screen. On 14-15 Seplember 2024 we parliiered with o wider ran9e of institutions ond Indiwduols thori ever befoie for our Open Doops weekend. opening 140 of Oxford'5 buildings. grEen sp(Jces nd monvments to around 30,000 visitor5 111 Volun￿er5 helped moke the 2024 Optrn Doors weekend possible. In the vleeks bcforehond theyossembled venue pocks ond delivered Iliom on loot ond cycle ro venues a¢rO55 Ihe cily Duiing the weekend Ilsp.If they wclcomed visiLors to venue5, Stewa¢ded guided walks. a55isled wilh workshops and helped with fundioi￿rng. Among Ih05e places opening for the firsl bme werè Slade Catnp. Florence Pork Communitv Ceiitre, North Porode Mafket. Osler House. tsnd Reuben College. Our pro9romme of lamily- Friendly events Included guide¢J walks ond tour5, film-5creenings. stone corving. lellefpre5S prinring, silk-screen printing, t-shirt upcycling avd rnusical peTformancps In venues ranging From the Ultimate Picture Palace to the 5heldonion Thealie We're gratcful to a11 our volunteers anrj partners- and to the orbsts. sculplor& historions ond muycions who gove their time to help moke the weeke1￿ so special_ We completed our W•od Form Communbly Projeet In oost Oxford. working with local historian LIF Woolley ond bolh present ond lormci rosidLThnts. We're gfoleful for the supporl ol our fripDds at the Bvllingdon Community Cenlre Iwinnei of o 2023 OPT Av•ardl. the perfect venue fur our engagement oclivilies. Lil Woolley's rerx)rL A History of Wood Forrn, OKford'. 15 dtswnloodable from our webslte and o copy Is ovailoble al Ihe Oxfordshire History Centre. It tells rhe Story of Ihe arw which wos tronslorTned In Ihe 21Y century From farmlond ancj open fields to o place full OF new kinds ot housing ond locilitie5 For Oxford's growing populolion. We printed o Wood orm Hlstofy Walk. which we distnbuted to locol o1gonisalion5 ond hos met With o positive reteplion, with requests Foi hjithef copies We're. delightéd Ihor The Slode Niif5ery and Wuod orm Primary Scliool are OUT work os the bas15 for learning progromtnes ar Early Yeor5 Foundotion ond Key Sioge$ 1-2. We mel those Involved in Oxford Countycouncil'scommunlty Ins￿h1 Profilo on Wood Form. due lo bp published in early 2025. lo diSCUSS the wlue of our work 05 Q SOUTce ol historiLal contoxt for Lhe arecs's heiitage ossers ond communlty lor.ililies Our Wood Form pioject is we11 repitsentpd In Ihe report ond Heallhwotch Oxfordshire has ocknowledged the value of our school Tesources ¢Js a foundolK)n lor Iheir engogement work with youn9 ￿0￿[e. We eblablishpd o portnership with the Shotover Preservatton ￿cIetY. working toqeiher tsn The Slode Army Comp Community Prol•cl Local poople have diSCOvered - ncj unr.overed Ihe la5CIIiOling romtsins of tlie WW2 oroy CQTnp which once Èxten(fod from Wood Faim lo the lower slope5 OF Sl)otover. They gove guided tours of the camp 05 porl of our Opon Doors w&ekend ond we've begurr work on o joini project to interpret Ihe physic(Tl rernain5 of Lhe c(Jmp and to copture the remtniscences of formeT residents. Oxford Castle & Pri50n continues io s)erform well with on intreased number ol visitors over the covr%e of Ihp ¥eof16?.315, up from 6).376 in 20231_ WÈ have alg) continued to see an incteosed number o15chool Visits ocross the year14.146. up from 3.762 In 20?31 FINANCIAL REVIÉW In ?0?4 ourexpenditureexceededourincotne. resulting In g net105sof £6,284 before investment goins ond losses Thi5 comporpd fovourably Wilh ?O?I when ihe Trust ended wilh o nel1055 of £483.3?8 This loss wos anticipated ond in line wilh our budget. With reduced expenditure on projects and plonning. There were land ond prO￿ri¥ acouisitions or dist)05al%. Iriveslment gains in the year were £246.830. resuliing in on overall Increase In funds of E240.546 WillTrin those total Trovements. the RestrKted Funds are held for specifio projecls wilh Unrestricted Funcls avoilable 101 9eTTrerol use. both os c¢J5h ond invèsiments, all of which are held In furtherance of the Trust's strategic tyirns and objectives OPI'5 green spoces ond propprlies ore also held In fLJrtheron(e of the Tiust's (Tims and objectives ond ore shown os de5ionated funds. The financiol stiate9y of the TTtsSt is to bok)nce intome and expenditure over the longer Icrm tsnd Ilie OPT toam. led bythe Chief Executive. work hord lo ochieve this. kecping down costs off adminifilrulion ond seeking volue lor moneyon necessary expenditures Sotne of the Restricted Funds ond Unrestricted Fund5 which are do5ignotpd for specific purwses con 8orDetime5 be held for one or rnore years before being spenL. which con resuji in signiticant voriaEion In the finonces from one year to the next. In 2024 our restricted reserves grew by £49.842 in Ihe ye(sr. which Included fundraising for now projecls to support the installolion of signoge ot South Park orKI the Testoration of the Walton Well Drinking Fountain. ttnd receipt5 from Oxford Costle sei oside for future capital spend at the site iri poitner5hip with the operotors. The Fi￿nce Committee ovefseps OPT'S Investment policy ond during It5 qvarlerly rneelings review.s the peifoimance ol the Trust s portfolio. As at 31 Decem￿r 2024, the investfflpn15 loLolled E4,004.167 E?.?80.873 was held in the Cozenove Charity Responsible Mulii-AssÈ1 FLJnd ond E1.723.894 wos Invested In the Sora*n ClittHJte Active Endnwmeni Fund Through these Iiivestinents we seek to generate long-lerm return5 0ppfopr￿t¢ to o Nilonced portfolio while ar.trjng os a responsible Investor rhe poFlltslio generoled o totol ieturn OF 6 1% In 2024 12023 7.6%). which wos coTrsidered lo be o sot15factory performonce in the context of market condition% and the Trust's ethicol choice5. At Ihe yeoi end Ihe Tru5f hod totol ossets ol f8.045.138. Tongible ond heritoge assets slood ol E.B.198,163 1?0?3 E3.204.8301. Investrnen15. desi9nated Funds ond general funds wero E4.584.695 12023". E4.381,3351, wth unrealised goin on investmenls of £229,917 mitigoting Ihe nel loss generated by our otlw Octivit￿5. There 15 0 frjrther £262,280 12023." £21?,4381 in resLTiCted fund%. Wilhin the unrestricted FvTKJ5 the principal designoted funds are Lord's Farm F104.fj18. Education and Engogement £2C>6.728. and the Williom Delalièld Choritat)le Tiusl E83,175. A5 Ot 31 (>ecember the free reserves of the charity were £145.108 which is in accordance with the choyity 5 reserves policy. The Tr￿St hold5 unrestricted rÈserves toeDoble it to movè quickly lo secure property in line with 5trotEoic priorities. Additionolly. income from Ihe investment portfolio supports routine onnuol expendilure and 15 essential to mointoiniDg the TTUSI'S activilies over the long tcmi. RISKS The Trustees have identifiÈd four main fisk5 ond ogfeed the followiw mitigotions.. RISK L05s ol income due fo ieduced mÈmbership, rent5. Investmenl returns ondlor thIrd-[￿ll¥ inconie MITIGATION The plurolity of funding sources is a150 a 51renglh, ensuring t*￿t Trusl is not overty dependent on one income streom. The Finonce Comrniltee review5 the finances on a Quarterly bosis. The teom (5re Itnplementing improvement5 lo the Tnefnbership offer ond rnember communicalions. as well as seekiry to Incr￿￿0 the numbÈi ol corporate and Potron mctnbcrs. Cyber-5ecurily review is underwoy. Controls at operotiontsl level throu9hout the Iy9anisotion. Damge Ireputalionol. operolional. tinancioll coused by cyber-criine Serious 50fety breach Robust Heolth & Safety fromework. policies and procedure% In place. Roles hove been redefined and benchmorked. A salory ond benefits review is underway oloryj considerotion ol development potential ond prowi%on. The teom priorilises building ond 5UStaining good reToiitin5hips with the Trust's many stokeholders. Loss of key personnel due 10 uncompetitive remuneiotion Reputationtsl damage due to pool ielationships with %takeholders and slow resolution of stokeholder Issues STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Oxford Preservotion Trust is o re9iStered chority ond a cotnpony Iimitred by guuianlee. The Board of Tel Newson. John Steven50rL ProfJoÈ Tah. Dr GeoFfrw Tyack Aw4rd¥ Judging Pano1 The Rev Conori Prof Williom Whyte Ichairl. Or David Lewls. Alice Puths& John Steven50n. Dovid Streat. Dr Geoffw Tyock, L*z Woolley PrL¥fessionol Advlsoys LarKI Agents". knlls IL&PI Ltd. Wythaffl Ccxjrt. n Wesl Way, 8otley. Oxfwd. OX2 OQL Barcby5 Bonk pjo PO Box 333. Oxford. OXI 3HS Bonkers.. AudiEors-. Grovito Audit Oxford LLP. First FIooT. 40-41 Park End Street, Oxford. OXI IJD Mrlls & Reeve. 27 Pork Efjd StrecL Oxford OX1 IHU Investment Adw15er5'. ca￿n0Ve Copitol Monogement Ltd. 12 Mcv)rgQtc. London, EC2R 6DA Sorasin & Partner5 LLP. Juxon Hovse, 100 St Poul'5 ChuTchyord, London, EC2M 8BU Planning C¢>nsullF ofloirs of Lho cumpony ond Ilie incorning resaurtes ond resources expended of the company IOT thot petiod. In preporing these aCC￿jnt￿ the director5 ole required to." select suiloble ottountitvJ ￿l{leS otKI then apply them tonsistently," mtskejudgments ond uccounting estirn01È5 thot are teasoroble 0￿1 prvdpnt., prepore the firbanciol 5totemeTrls on the g(Nn9 concern bosi5 unle55 It is inappropriate to presume that the ci)mpJny ￿11 continue in ￿sIneSs. The diréctors are resporbsible For keep*ng odequate accounting record5 thol ore 5ullicienl to show arid exploin the compuny's tronsociions ond (li￿10$e with reasonoble occurocy at cjny liffle the finonciol posilion of comp(Jny otid enable IhÈm to ensure thol the occounls cornply ¥vith the Companie5 Act 2006. They ore olso responsible for sofeyuaiding Lhe 055els of the compony and hence for laking feveT the other Inlormrjtion and. exccpl to the extent othervlise explititly stated in our reFX)rL we do not expie55 ony form of 0s5uronce conclusion thereon. In connection with our tsudlt of the tifrtyncigl SiatemeDt5, wr responsibility 15 to read the other informotion ond. in doing so. consider whether the olher informoiion is mater￿llY incoTrsistent With the Financiol stotements Ot our knowledge obtained in the ovdit or otherwise oppears to be moteriolly mikstated. If we idcntify such moleriol incoTSiStencie5 or opparent rnoterpal misstalements, we are required to determine whether there 15 o moteriol misstoiement In the finoncial stolÉmenls or o materiol rnisstotement of the othor information. If. based on the work wo have porformed. we concIL￿e thot there i5 0 materiol misstotetnent ol this other information. we ore required to iepoit Ihot loct We have nothing to report in thi5 re9ord. Opinion5 on other mottets Prn5cribed by the Companl•s Acl 2006 In opinion, based on the WO￿ undertoken in the course of the oudit.. the informgtion given In the trusiee5' report lincorporoting Ihe sErotegic report ond the directors. reportl for the Finonciol yeor for which the fI[￿nCK]IstotetTrenls ore prepared is consistent with the finonciol 5totementS trFKI the Iru5tees' report Itncorp)orotir¥J the strate9ic rewt and the directoys, rÈportl hove boen pr&pared in occoidance with opplicoble legol requirements. Matter$ on whi¢h wa tsre r•quiTed to report by ex¢eption In Ihe light of Ihe knowledge ond underslondin9 01 the COTnpony(Jnd it5 environment obEained In the covr5e of the audil, we have not identilied moleritsl ffl1SStotemcnts in the tiustees, report. We have nothing to report in iespect of the following mottW5 In relation to which th@ Componies Act 2006 requirÈs us to ieport to you IF in opinion". 5ufPi¢lÈnt acc￿n￿n9 record5 not been kepL the finijnciol stoternents ole not in agreernent wrth thea£C￿jntlng records rjnd reiurn5'. certain disclosures oFtrtJstees' remuneration specified by kjw are not rn)de,' or we have not obtoined all the inforrnotionond expkJnation5 necessory for the purposes of our oudit. Responslblllti•s of thg tn55te4s As oxploined rnoie fully In the trustees. ￿SponsIbl11t1es slotement. the trustees are fesponsiblp for the preporabon of the fin(5nciol 5taterrFents ond lor beiry sotisfied that they give o true ond foir view. ond fof such Internal control os they detprmine is necessory to enoblethe prepoiation of finoncial stOlemen15 thot are free FFOM r[￿tell01 tni5Stotemcnt. whether due to fTtsud or error. In preporing the finonciol statement5. the twstee5 ijre respoasible for 05se55ing the C￿rItY'S ability to continue 05 o going concern. di5cloyng. 05 op￿ic0b1e. matte¥9 Teloted to going concern and using the going concern b0515 of occountin9 unless Ihe trustees eithoi Intend to Iiouidate the Chuiity ot to ceose operation5, 01 hove no realistic alternative but to do so. Audilor's r¢spon$lbllitl•s lor the oudlt of the fi#oncial $latem•nt5 Our objectives are lo obroin ￿050n￿ble 05suroDce ob(￿t whether the finaficiol stotement$ 05 o whole orc free From mtslÈrK)I misstotement. whelher due lo froud Of error, ond to issue on audiLor's report Ihot Includes our opinion. Re050noFAe ossuronce 15 o high level of ossuronco, but 15 not a QLJoraDree thot on audit conducte 209.589 300,284 142.105 242,385 162,082 41?.324 330.700 318 519 Totol expenditure on ordinary ¢xti¥ities 814 477 1273 512 Net deficit on 0rdir￿rY octivities 15.7651 1482.1711 OTHER INCOME Income frorn legacies RÉoliged11055Vgoin on frixed ossets Realised1105s1 on investments 206 500 17251 Overall Ideficitl for Ehe yeor excluding unreolised inve5trnent gain51(losse51 6 2841 482 378 The 9rowthl in our iestricted reseTves which is included In our overoll Ideficitl for the yeor (see note 12 19 OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Vnrestrictorf Restritted 2024 2024 Total Funds 2024 2023 Note Incorne Groiits and donGtions Income From choritoble acti￿tIeS Investment Income ILosgl/Surplus on di5posoI of fixed ossets 318.167 27,440 96.519 345,607 313,140 346.136 131.965 261,060 135.732 357,579 135.732 725 Totol income 714 234 123 959 838 193 790124 Expenditure Costs OF ioising fund5 ChoriEable tsctivities 18 52.054 718 306 52.054 41,002 1232 $10 792.423 Total eKK)enditure 770 844 477 1273 512 NÈI Ilossl/income ond net movement in lund5 beftye g(Fins ond 10$5È5 on invesiments Goins/l105sesl on investments Reo115ed 156.1261 49,842 16.2841 1483,3781 Unreali5ecl 246.830 246 830 151301 Net1105511incoffle ond net movement in Funds before tron51ers Transfers b&tween furKIs Net Ilossl/income ond net movement in furbds for the yeor 190,704 49.842 240.546 1322.0771 12 190.704 49.842 240.546 332,0771 Reconciliotion of funds Toial funds brought forward 7592 154 2 d38 7840 592 8136 669 Tolal funds carned forward 7782 858 262 280 8 045138 7804 592 The notes on pages 24 to 38 form port ol these tsccounts. All activities ore continuing. There ore no gains or105ses olher thon those recognised through the Slatemertl of Finonciol ActiviLie5_ OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES- COMPARATIVE FIGuféES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023 These Figures show the prior yeor SiatQTnet>t ol Fin￿(￿5 Aclivilie5 ￿￿der the Statement of Recommended Proc.tice. Unrestrictod 2023 Restrlct•d Totttl Funds 2023 2023 I￿On)e Gronts ond donations Incomo from choritoble actNities Inveslmenl Income IL055l/Surplus on di5P05al of fixed ossets 243.414 69.n6 96.519 313.140 346.136 131.965 237,994 131,965 fottsl incotne 612 266 177 868 790134 Expenditure Cost5 of ruising lund5 Charitable octivilies 18 4?.002 1.06?924 41.002 1232 510 Total expenditvrE 1103 926 Net1105511income ond net rnovement in Iijnds before gains and lo55eS On investmen15 1491.6601 8,282 1483,3781 Goin5111ossesl on I￿estMentS Reolised UnrÉolised 151301 151301 Net 11ts551/income and net rnovement in funds before tronsler5 1340.3591 8.2W2 1322,0771 Tronsfers betrween funtls Net Ilossl/income ond net movement in fund5 For the year 12 1340,3591 8.282 1332.0771 Reconciliotion of fund5 Totol funds brthJ9ht lorword 8136 669 Totol funds carried forward 359? 154 212 438 7 804 592 OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST Company no.. 225839 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEM8ER 2024 2024 2023 Noto FIXED ASSETS Tangible (555&ts HÉriLoge os5QlS Investments 1.793.666 1.404.497 4,004.767 1.800.333 1,404,497 3.774.851 7.202.930 6 979 681 CURRENT ASSETS Deblars Cosh ol bonk ond In hond 182.288 730.941 118.429 884.848 913 229 1002 277 CREDITORS." AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 178 366 NET CURRENT ASSETS 842.?08 824 911 NET ASSETS 8045138 7 804 592 FUNDS OF I HE CHARITY Designoted funds (fixed osset51 Designated funds Iprojectsl General funds 7.202.930 434,820 145108 6.679,681 894,890 Total unrestriited lund5 Reslricted funds 13 7.782,858 262 280 7,592.15S 212 438 12 7,804 $92 The note5 on poge5 ?4 to 38 form ptsrt of these occount5. These ac￿ntS were appioved and authorwl for issue by the Trustees on 2 June 2025 REVEREND CANON PROFESSOR WILLIAM WHYTE MR PHILIP PARKEFI OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024 Nol• 2024 2023 Cash (used inl operoting activitie5 15 128B.547 590 4891 Cosh Iltsw from investing Octivities Investment income Proceeds Frum 501e of lor￿Ible FIKed a&sets Purchose of tangible li¥ed/heriioge ossets Cosh 9eneroted by investing octivities 135,732 131.965 11.0921 134 640 11.0921 130 873 IDEciea5el in cash in the yeor 153907 459 6161 Cosh and cash eqvivolents ot the beginnin9 of the yeor Totol cosh ond cash equivolents at the end of the yeor 884.848 1.344 46. 730 941 884 848 OXFORD PRESERVATION TRUST NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEM8ER 2024 1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES The following aEcoiJnting policies Imjve been used consistently in deoling with materiol 05pects of the Trusr's occounis. I B•si5 of preparotion The financKJl statemen15 hove been prepored in occordonte with Accovnling aTrd Reporting by Chaiities". St￿ement ol fiecomrnended Practice applicoble to chcjrities iepoiing Ilieir occounls in occordance with the Financiol RepoTlin9 Stondord ijpplicoble In the UK ond Republic of Ifelond IFRS 10?). IChoritie5 SORP IFRS 10211. the Finoiiciol Reporting Stondard ¢Jpplicable In the UK ond Republic of Irelond IFRS 1021 and ihe Componics Act 2006. Oxlofd Preservotion Trust tDeets the definition of o public ￿titY under FRS 10?. Assets and Ii(5kxlitios are Initk)Ily reco9nised ot historicd cost or tionsoction vtslue with the exception that Investrrnen15 ore ITKluded at mort¢el value. bl Pyepartstlon ol th• accounts on a goiny coTrcern busi5 Tliere is no moteriol vncertoirity oboul the chority's obilily lo continuÈ os a g01119 concorfi.Thi51s knosed on thechorily'sre.currin9incorne Ir(xnpioperLièS and inveglmen15 whiih ore low risk ond whith ore 5ulficienl to fund the act￿VItIeS nf the chority for the foreseeoble Fulufe. ¢1 Income All iiioomè is retognised once the chority tr￿5 eniiuernent to the Income. It 15 certoin thot rhe Income will be received ond the tnonetary value of Income can be meosured witli suFliLienl reliobility. All ir¥come Is net of VAT. Gifts In kind are Intluded ol o volualion provided by Oxford Pre5ervotion Trtsst'5 lond 09eTlts and ole included in theaccounts when the gill hog been received by the charity. Inter&st on funds held on dÉpo￿t is included when receivoblc ond the omouni con be measured ieliably by the chority. thi5 is normally urx)n notilKotion of the interest paid 01 poyoble by the bank. Dividend5 ore recognised once the divKlend has been decbretl ond noiific¢Jtion hos been received of Ihe dividend due. dl Expendllufe Liabilitiès are recogni*d as expenditure 05 500n os Ihere is o legal or tonstruclive obligotion committing tlie choTily lo the expeiiditure. All expenditure Is accounted lor on aTI occiuals bosi5 ond hos been clossified under headirn9S tliot aggiegotp oll costs relofpd to Ihe cotegoiy. Solories ond ofFice c05t5 hove been ttpportionÈd bètween thuiitable activities h05ed on Individuol statf time speni on ecjch activity. Gronts are Included In the Stoiemeiit OF Finoncial Activlties wI￿n they ore opproved ond i>iiS has been communicotod io rhe beneficiOTies Irrecoverable VAT is chorged ogoin5t the cotegory OF tes(xJrces expended for which it incurred. •) P•nslon cosls The pension c05t5 chorged in the ocC￿ntS represent the contnbutlon payable by the cliorily during the yeai. fl Foxed assets 111 FLttnlture. equlpment and crjmputers Depreciation Is cglculalpd u51ng the lolloviing rates ond bose5 to write tsff tke cost of fixed 05sets over thetr expecied useful IIve5. Furniture and equipment 15% reducing boknnce Computers 20% on cost Dotobtt5e 2￿ on cost lill Htritpertie5 Total Oddit￿n5 493 167 31 8 INVESTMENTS 2024 2023 Opening rnarket voluÈ Additions in year Disposal proo.eeds Investmènt monagÈr fees Movement in cosh held Change in rrKJrket volue 3.774.851 3,632.149 116.9141 18.5991 246.830 151301 Closin9 maTker volue 4 OC>4 767 3 774 851 Morket value onolysed by type of investrneni. UK equities Overseos equities Altemotive5 339.650 2.642.587 346.1?7 144.97A 346,067 2,269.231 367.565 165.784 478.8d7 147357 Property Bond5 425,911 105.518 Cash 4 004 767 3 774 851 9 DEBTORS 20Z4 2023 Rentol Income 55.944 81.369 9.889 27.171 Pn of a woll ot Glebe Field. 1ft￿Y John Thomp50n legocy- legacy receipt fw plonfift9 01 treÈs In tenlral Oxford. Kenniryton Memorial Field - funds recLy¥ed mointenonce ond public access. RewlÈy Rood Swing Bridge In furtheionce of Ihe restorotion ond landscoping project MortVfS' Meworiol m¢Jintentsnce ol the Mortyr5' Memorial, St Gile5 Oxfoid Castle- rental ond other income whicli. ulKler the terins of Ihe ogreetnent with Ihe NoLionol Aeritage Memorial Fund. is used tor the benefit of Oxford Casrle. Oxford Cost1e CIF A protx>rti<)n of the rent lo be Spent on copitvement of lond. used in 2022 for the purchose ol Lorkins lone Oxford Open D(K)rs - encthJroging youThJ people ond residents to explore thÈir city s history. Painled Room- funding to*ordscoststsf re51orotionof wall poinbng. reseorch, ocojpation csnd Imprtsvemenl of Ihe preThises_ RailiDg5 Project- project to resttsie IraditrorKJl roilings. Soulh Park- funding towords %i1Y. Trust for Oxford ETrvironrnent - grant tur￿1n9 lot susloinobility. occess tstKI biodiver51ty projecls iii Oxfordshire Wolton Well Fountoin - fundraised incorne to support the restorotion of the fountoin 13 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS EApthdttur• rqvnlualion yéar ol31 D•¢ 2024 Jan202A Sn yttt DesignoteLI Funds Tungible and Heritage h'xed 3.X)4.830 055els 17.7591 1,092 3.19E.763 Fixed a55et Investments Lord's Fijrm 3.474.851 546.830 4.004,767 1350.0001 104,578 454.578 The Willicsm Delafield Choritable Trust 48.795 29.319 81880 148.5001 14.9521 129.4611 83.175 L(Fnd management fund Flrjod Alleviation Scheme 24,367 29,461 773 Plonning Rewley Rood Swing Bridge Lorkin5 Lane 39.755 9.048 16.072 139,7551 200 16,9591 16.8461 113.0801 2.289 9,226 Web%ite/CRM Educotion and Outreitch 17,537 249 552 4.457 206 728 142.8?4 Totol designoled fun(k 7.574.571 83.080 1178.0681 158.167 7,637,750 Generol Fund5 631.15 592.2921 105,108 7592 154 714 234 770 360 246 830 7 782 858 Cofflporatives". Bckn¢• f￿alUatI￿n 2023 Designored Funds Tongible ond HerStQge fixed assets 3.212.092 3.33?.149 478.418 17,2621 3.204,830 142.7U2 3.47d.851 Fixed 05set investments Lord'5 Farm 123,9(K>l 454.578 The William Delofield Choritoble Trust 41.444 70.572 163,2221 172.3181 1330.5391 149.2271 4S.795 29,319 29.461 773 Lond monogement fund Flood Alleviotion Scheme 101.637 360,000 50.000 Plonning Revwley Rood Swin9 8ridge Larkins Lane 39,755 ?0.000 25.000 39,755 9.048 200 111.152) 18.9281 11?.4631 446 16.072 17,537 249,552 Web51telCRM Education and Outreoch 30.000 Toiol dÈsignoted fuThJs 7.500.555 70.7n 1579.4581 582.702 7,574,571 General Fulld5 4A0 DOO 7932 513 612 266 1 095 326 142 702 7 592 155 Tangible fixed assets represent the charil(s tongible fixed assets and hÈritO9e ossets Including10(Id ond woperty. Fixed ossel Investment5 represenr the ChontV'5 fD(ed asset inve5tmÈnts net of amount5 within other desiqnoted funds. Lord'5 Form represents the proceeds from the sole tsf cotioge$ 01 Eynsham and ha5 been degigi)aled for the benefil of the Trusl5' I¢vKI ond propert*s, to include necessory works to Lord's Parm. The Williaffl Delalield Chufiloble Trust reP￿sentS donation5 which the TfU8tees are to use for speofic costs at theii discietson. The fund contribtsted loward5 wtsiks done ot 3 Coinmarket ond 8-10 Turn Agoin Lone. Rewley Rood Swing Brid9e Includes OF £50,000 set aside by the Trustees in ?011 towards the reslorolion of the Swng Br￿9& less expenses 11)curred to date. Land Purchase Fund wtssset upto Fund ￿nd purchase ond issimilof to the reslricted Oxford Lond Fund. It hos been used In 2022 lo Contribvte towords the purcfvJ5e of Lorkins Lone Land ManagemÈnt Fund 15 to be Spent on improvement5 of existing lttnd hddings at the discretion nl the Lor)d Committee. Incliides o donotion l¥om the Wesl oxford Wildlifp. Gruup which 15 10 be speni on our lond o( north Hinksey. Flood Alloviation Scheme monoges FurKJs used bythe Tru5ttoengage with the EnvironrneDt A9eriLY'S SLlieme lo develop o flood olleviolion thomel which passes through Trust lond Plttnning wos set up by the Tnjstees to fund odditK>nol expenditureorign9 from the number of planning enquiries issues lorkins Lon¢ fund is for the future mOrK]gen￿￿t of thi5 property acquired in 2022. Hatcourt Hill11 fund 15 for the fulure wn(Jnogement of this property ocquired In 2022. Webgte/CRM is to be spent on redÈvÈlopin9 wÈb&tÈ ond customer relotionship monogement system. Education OUtre(￿h is to fund o community engagement progromrne over 2023 to 2027. 14 LEGAL FORM & MEMBERSHIP LIABILITY Oxford Preservation Trust Is u choritable company Iimitod by guurantto incorporated in En9lond & Woles In occordonce with Cbuse 181 of tlie Compony's Mèmoroiidum ol Aswciotion. every mernber of the Trust undertake5 to contribute to tho a55Qt5 of ihe Trust in the Èvenl of the some bein9 wound up durin9 Ihe LIMÈ Ihtsl he is o member. or within one year aFterward5 for payment OF debt5 ond Iiabilitios oFthe Trust contrttcted before the time ol which he ¢ptsgeS t¢ be ts rnembei. ond ¢)f Ihe tU5ts. thorgeg ond expenses ol Winding up the sorne, and for the adiu5trnent of the rights of the contributories, such omounl 0$ troy be requifed not exceeding Filly pence The reglsteied oddress is 10 Turn A90in Lone. St Ebbe'% Oxford OXI IQL. 15 RECONCILIATION OF NET MOVEMENTS IN FUNDSTO NETCASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2024 2023 Nel movemenl In Funds 2dO.546 5.942 1.817 1135.7321 163.8591 1107.3451 1246.8301 [332.0761 7.247 1,107 1131.9651 156.9761 6a.876 1151,3011 Add bjck depreciotion Add fixed ossels disposed of net of depreootUi Deducl iTrve5tment income in inve5tiAg octivitie5 Ilncreosel in debtors IDe¢reosel/increose in creditors IDeduct gainsllAdd1055e5 Oti Investments Add btsck invesiment monagement costs Cash Iu5ed inl operoting octNitie5 37 16 CApifAL COMMITMENTS Tho c.hority hod oapitrol c.ommitTnents at the yeor end of £NIl12023.. £NIll. 17 RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS Donatiokls fiom relatod partlC5 Lotalled £10012023." E3.0301 from tW5tees. 18 COSTS OF RAISING FUNDS This Includos £16.914 of Investmenr monogement C05ts12021. E8.5991. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Trust groteffully acknowled9Ès gioiils. dr)n(slrOllS. sponsur5hip and gifts in kind to the value of El.000 or rnoro from the follovAng IndNiduols. tfUSt5 Qnd orgijnisotions. together With those who wigh lo I￿￿￿111 antsnymoLJS'. Dr Aèron BL￿h0n0n Cartel Jonas Williom Dclofield Trust avid & Geneler Clark Ciitchleys Sophy Haynes Chn5 Jon05 & Soro Everett Susanntsh Lonkesler Mothews Cornlort Insurance Brokeis Pew CPhJritoble Trust Bernord & Soroh Toylor The Trust grotefully acknowledges those Trwho hove n￿de 9fonts. donotions. sponsorship ond gift5 in kind to the valueof 1100 orfflorefrom the Following individuals. trusts ond orgorTrisotions. loqether with those w￿￿> Wish to remoin anonymou5'. Prof Bryon Birch Lord Bradshaw Sheilo Blockwell Christ Church oul Collins Peter Crane Debbie Donce Anito Eoton The Friends of Old Heodington Olivèr Greig GTe55wdl ErMroDrnent Trust Dr Michoel Heaton Jerry Lewin t)ovid Le¥*i5 Merion College Mourice Benington Reckitt Pot WhitehtNJ5e t)oniel Wickham-Jone5 Joy Cnsihn Wilson & Robin Wilson The Trust 15 very gialeful to those who 5UPPQrt ouroctivities os". Collgge Membor$ All souls Colleqe Bra£pno£e. College Pernbroke College Sl John'scollege Corpoftita Membors 8eard Oxloid Benfield & Loxley Bidwells Blake MoTgan Burke Hunter Adorns CortÈr Jon05 LLP Cliveden Conservotion Continijurn Altro¢trions GreenFord Ltd Gfeenwood Projects Ltd Holywell Pre55 Ltd Jomes Mockinlosh A Tchitects Kiiigerlee Ltd Kitche￿ Atchiteclure Ltd Lucy Grwp Ltd Mogdolen CtsllÈge SckKJol M(sthews Comfort Insuronce Brokers Mi115 & fteeve LLP Minns E5totes Ltd Okjrrholu Onginol Field of Architecturc Ltd Oxford Architects LLP Oxfofd Bus Compony Crilrhleys LLP Edqor5 Ltd Fothtym Architecl5 Feltham Constwction Lt¢J fjcsludio Glanville Consultants Ltd 39 Oxford Heolth System Reform Gr