Oxford Preservation Trust
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The Oxford Preservation Trust was founded in 1928 to protect the city of Oxford, England.
The Trust aims to creating a positive future for Oxford by encouraging thoughtful development and new design, while protecting historic buildings and green open spaces. The Trust owns and protects several pieces of land at Boars Hill and elsewhere in and around Oxford.
Debbie Dance is head of the OPT and is ably assisted by Holly Kilpatrick amongst others. They work tirelessly on such projects as preserving Oxford's green belt and prevented Oxford University's new Library Depositary from ruining the view of the Dreaming Spires
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