Only hours remain to object to MOD Bicester Site A

September 17, 2026
Only hours remain to object to MOD Bicester Site A. Almost 1,500 objections have already been submitted that we know of - but every objection counts. The deadline is midnight tonight. If you haven’t objected yet, do it now.

Almost 1,500 objections have already been submitted that we know of. It is a powerful community response – but there are now only hours left to make your voice heard. The objection window closes at midnight tonight.

The response from our communities has been extraordinary.

Based on the objections copied to the campaign, almost 1,500 people have already submitted objections to the proposed asylum accommodation development at MOD Bicester Site A.

That is a significant response, particularly given the exceptionally short time residents have been given to scrutinise the proposal.

But we are not finished yet.

The formal representation period closes at midnight tonight, Thursday 17 September. Cherwell District Council has confirmed that comments and objections must be submitted directly to the Government by that deadline.

If you’ve been meaning to object but haven’t got around to it, this is your last chance.

 

Every objection counts

You might wonder whether one more email can really make a difference.

It can.

Every evidence-based objection puts another resident’s concerns formally on the record and adds to the evidence the decision-maker must consider.

And there are serious planning questions surrounding this proposal.

They include:

  • incomplete ecological surveys and questions over protected species
  • contamination and ground conditions on a former munitions site
  • unresolved wastewater and infrastructure issues
  • road safety, transport and accessibility
  • flooding and drainage
  • the scale and suitability of the proposed development
  • questions arising from the environmental assessment and screening process

You don’t need to be a planning expert. You don’t need to write pages of technical arguments.

You just need to make your concerns heard.

 

It takes around five minutes

We’ve made objecting as straightforward as possible.

Our objection page contains a pre-filled email, suggested evidence-based planning grounds and a full example objection.

Add your name and address, personalise the wording to explain the issues that concern you, and send it.

Individual, personalised objections are more valuable than simply sending identical copied responses, so please take a moment to put your concerns into your own words.

 

Almost 1,500 objections. Let’s keep going.

Almost 1,500 objections that we know about is a fantastic response.

But imagine how many more we can submit in these final few hours.

If you’ve already objected, thank you. Now send this article to somebody who hasn’t.

Send it to your family.

Send it to your neighbours.

Put it in your WhatsApp groups.

Share it on Facebook.

And if you haven’t objected yet – do it now.

It takes five minutes.

This is your opportunity to put your concerns formally on the record before a decision is made.

Your objection could raise the issue that makes a difference.

 

⏰ DEADLINE: MIDNIGHT TONIGHT

Don’t leave it until later. Don’t assume enough other people have done it.

Object now.

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