Plans for new homes, solar panels and refurbishments to a university college building have been submitted to Oxford City Council this week.

This is a column by Anna Railton, deputy leader and cabinet member for zero carbon Oxford at Oxford City Council.

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A 270-unit multi-family development is planned west of the Oxford Oaks subdivision along Sumter County Road 209.