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Oxford considers merging or splitting local councils to tackle housing and save money, with final decisions by Nov. 28.
Oxford faces a major local government overhaul as the UK government considers replacing Oxfordshire’s two-tier system with one, two, or three unitary councils.
Oxford City Council backs a three-council model, including a "Greater Oxford" council, to build homes on low-quality Green Belt land, ease housing shortages, and reduce commuting.
Opponents, including Oxfordshire County Council, favor a single council for £63 million in annual savings and stable services.
A two-council option is supported by several district councils for stronger local control.
The reorganization impacts transport plans, including a temporary congestion charge and upcoming traffic filters.
Final proposals are due by November 28.
Oxford considera fusionar o dividir los consejos locales para abordar la vivienda y ahorrar dinero, con decisiones finales para el 28 de noviembre.