Hugh Blaza, Author at UK Property Forums

Oxpens move gives us reasons to be cheerful

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Mar 1, 2021 | Development, Editorial, Environment, Mixed Use, Office, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Residential, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant Hugh Blaza gives an expert local view on the leap forward the Oxpens scheme...

ArcWatch unveiled – news and views from the Ox-Cam Arc

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Feb 22, 2021 | Arc Watch, Aviation, Bedford, Bedfordshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Cambridgeshire, Development, Development, Eastern Echo, Editorial, Editorial, Education, Education, Education, Environment, Environment, Industrial, Industrial, Industrial, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Leisure, Leisure, Life Sciences, Milton Keynes, Mixed Use, Mixed Use, Mixed Use, News, News, News, North Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, Office, Office, Office, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, Plan, Plan, Politics, Politics, Residential, Residential, Residential, Retail, Retail, Space, Technology, Thames Tap, Uncategorized, Views |

UK Property Forums has teamed up with DevComms, OxLEP and Westcott to deliver regular news and...

Bids invited for spatial framework design of Oxford’s West End

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Feb 10, 2021 | Editorial, Education, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure, Leisure, Mixed Use, News, Office, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Residential, Retail, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant Hugh Blaza reports on the latest step forward in transforming Oxford’s...

East-West Rail opens up the Arc – but are trains electric?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Feb 1, 2021 | Arc Watch, Bedford, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Development, Development, Eastern Echo, Environment, Environment, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Milton Keynes, News, Northamptonshire, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, Politics, Politics, Thames Tap, Views, Views, Views |

UK Property Forums consultant Hugh Blaza sees East-West Rail as an essential element of the Oxford...

Oxford’s Covered Market: time to polish the jewel

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jan 21, 2021 | Development, Editorial, Environment, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Retail, Thames Tap, Views |

UK Property Forums consultant and Oxford resident Hugh Blaza is a fan of Oxford’s Covered Market....

How will Oxford house all its students?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jan 11, 2021 | Editorial, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Residential, Thames Tap, Views |

UK Property Forums consultant Hugh Blaza balances Oxford’s demand for student accommodation with...

A 2020 vision of Oxford

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Dec 17, 2020 | Development, Editorial, Education, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure, Leisure, Mixed Use, Office, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Residential, Retail, Thames Tap, Views |

Hugh Blaza, our man in Oxford, reviews an extraordinary year in and extraordinary city. It was all...

Oxfordshire’s housing plans: the natives are getting restless

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Nov 16, 2020 | County, Development, Editorial, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Residential, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant Hugh Blaza casts an eyes over concerns being expressed about the scale and...

Get involved in our debate on the future of Oxford city centre

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Nov 4, 2020 | Development, Editorial, Environment, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Plan, Politics, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant Hugh Blaza has spoken to leading players who can help shape the centre of...

Creating a vision for Oxford city centre: Is resi on the agenda?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jul 30, 2020 | County, Development, Editorial, Mixed Use, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Politics, Residential, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant and long-term resident of Oxford, Hugh Blaza, prompted discussion among...

The Store Hotel: a great project but is a wider discussion needed?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jul 10, 2020 | Development, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Residential, Retail, Sector, Thames Tap, Town, Views |

Plans for a new hotel to replace 282-year-old Boswell’s department store in central Oxford,...

How we’re emerging from lockdown – from research to business parks

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jul 8, 2020 | Berkshire, County, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Politics, Reading, Thames Tap, Views |

Following reports from Thames Tap contacts in New Zealand and Australia on how Covid-19 affected...

New Zealand: Life, business and property under Covid-19

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Jul 6, 2020 | Politics, Thames Tap, Views |

In one of two articles involving Thames Tap contacts abroad, Hugh Blaza finds out how Kiwis coped...

Where does South Oxfordshire go from here?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | May 13, 2020 | County, Development, Editorial, News, Oxfordshire, Plan, Views |

Hugh Blaza has spoken to figures at the heart of the South Oxfordshire Local Plan saga and offers...

Oxfordshire tourism: Life after lockdown

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Apr 28, 2020 | Editorial, Leisure, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Politics, Thames Tap, Views |

Experience Oxfordshire (EO), the destination management organisation for the county, has issued a...

COVID-19: News from the front line

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Mar 31, 2020 | Editorial, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Views |

UK Property Forums consultant, Hugh Blaza, offers an overview of Oxfordshire in the midst of the...

Is the Arc connecting with the right people?

Posted by Hugh Blaza | Dec 3, 2019 | Arc Watch, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, News, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, People, Plan, Thames Tap, Views |

Thames Tap consultant and former commercial property lawyer, Hugh Blaza, is a fan of the Oxford to...

Author: Hugh Blaza

Oxpens move gives us reasons to be cheerful

ArcWatch unveiled – news and views from the Ox-Cam Arc

Bids invited for spatial framework design of Oxford’s West End

East-West Rail opens up the Arc – but are trains electric?

Oxford’s Covered Market: time to polish the jewel

How will Oxford house all its students?

A 2020 vision of Oxford

Oxfordshire’s housing plans: the natives are getting restless

Get involved in our debate on the future of Oxford city centre

Creating a vision for Oxford city centre: Is resi on the agenda?

The Store Hotel: a great project but is a wider discussion needed?

How we’re emerging from lockdown – from research to business parks

New Zealand: Life, business and property under Covid-19

Where does South Oxfordshire go from here?

Oxfordshire tourism: Life after lockdown

COVID-19: News from the front line

Is the Arc connecting with the right people?

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