LDA Design’s plans for temporary pedestrianisation of Oxford’s Broad Street lodged

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Lawns and flowers would be planted along world-famous street

LDA Design has submitted plans to temporarily pedestrianise the western half of Oxford’s Broad Street, creating a major new public space in the city centre for the summer.

The practice was chosen by the local council to work up the proposal as part of a drive to support the city’s post-covid economic recovery.

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