7-9 Banbury Road - Central Administration - University of Oxford

6 BIBLIOGRAPHY6.1 Government Reports and GuidanceNational Planning Policy Framework, The Department for Communities and LocalGovernment (March, 2012). Town and Country Planning Act 1990. Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservations Areas) Act 1990.6.2 Planning Applications and Supporting Documents Application 53/03217/A_H: Private Garage (1953).Listed building applications from 1970 onwards, courtesy of Estates Services archives(summarised in Appendix 3).6.3 Books and Articles Hinchcliffe, T., North Oxford (London, 1992).Hinchcliffe, T., ‘Landownership in the city: St. John’s College, 1800-1968’, in Whiting,R.C., (ed.), Oxford: Studies in the history of a university town (Manchester, 1993) 85-109.Howell, P., “Oxford Architecture, 1800-1914”, in Brock, M.G., and Curthoys, M.C.,(eds.), The History of the University of Oxford, Vol. VII (Oxford, 2000).Howell, P., “Architecture and Townscape since 1800”, in Whiting, R.C., (ed.), Oxford:Studies in the history of a university town (Manchester, 1993) 53-84. Howell, P. ‘Samuel Lipscomb Seckham’, in Oxoniensia XLI (1976) 337- 347. Pevsner, N., and Sherwood, J., Buildings of England: Oxfordshire (Oxford, 1974). Saint, A., ‘Three Oxford Architects’ in Oxoniensia XXXV (1960) 53-103. Tyack, G., Oxford: An Architectural Guide (New York, 1998).6.4 Other DocumentsCourtesy of Dr. Robin Darwall-Smith, archivist to University College, Oxford: Original lease documents for 7 and 9 Banbury Road, 1859-1957.Courtesy of Oxford University Computing Services: Annual reports of the Oxford University Computing Services Committee, 1957-2009.7 and 9 Banbury Road, OxfordConservation Plan, May 2012 25