Jericho Conservation Area

We have a statutory duty to identify "areas of special architectural or historic interest, the character or appearance of which it is desirable to preserve or enhance" and designate them as conservation areas.

Following a detailed study during 2010, that identified the special architectural and historic interest of the area, we wish to designate Jericho as a Conservation Area.

The next step in the process is finding out your opinion of the study report and how you value the area.

We want to find out what you cherish, feel is significant or dislike and what aspirations you have for the area. This will help inform how the area should be managed in the future.

This consultation has now closed.

Consultation Documents

• Appendix 1: Historic Maps of Jericho through the 19th Century (9.9Mb)
  29 Oct 2010 10:10
• Appendix 2 Maps Detailing the Development of the Radcliffe Infirmary (908Kb)
  29 Oct 2010 10:11
• Appendix 3: Historic Maps and Image of Jericho in the 20th Centuruy (11.7Mb)
  29 Oct 2010 10:12
• Appendix 4: Maps Detailing the Survival of Architectural Detals in Jericho (17.1Mb)
  29 Oct 2010 10:13
• Jericho: Conservation Area Study (900Kb)
  02 Nov 2010 14:32

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