Our Aims Are:
- To preserve and enhance the Conservation Area
- To raise awareness of our history and architecture
- To encourage involvement in community and civic pride
- To maintain our finances in order to support our activities
Benefits of Membership:
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Quarterly local history supplement
- Regular updates on Oxton News and Society activities
- Members’ emails, Facebook and Twitter notifications
- Advice on planning and tree work
- AGM, Annual Report and Accounts
Main Activities:
- Comments to Council on Planning Policy and Applications for Planning and Tree work
- Heritage Walks, Local History Research and Publications
- Blue Plaques for Historic Oxton people
- Secret Gardens
- Hanging Baskets
- Christmas Lights and Celebrations
Latest News
 
														Don’t miss our 2025 Annual General Meeting
Come and find out what The Oxton Society has achieved over the past year, and help shape our future plans. We are holding our Annual General Meeting in November where we will review the year and hear from our guest speaker Dan Longman of Wirral Borough Council. We...
 
														Xmas Lights, Sat Nov 22, 3.30-6.00pm, Just Giving
The Xmas Lights switch-on will take place on Saturday 22nd November from 3.30pm to 6.00pm. All the usual attractions including Entertainment, Choirs, Street-food, Santa's Grotto Please will you help to finance this year's Xmas Lights. Installation of the lights and...
 
														Mental health charity praises Oxton residents
Open Door, a mental health charity based in Birkenhead, has sent a thank you to Oxton residents for raising over £10,000 from this year's Secret Gardens. This year a total of £33,850 was raised and distributed between Open Door, The Woodecraft Folk-Wirral,...
 
														Latest Blue Plaque unvieled
On Saturday,14th June, a blue plaque was unveiled at 13 South Bank, Oxton. It was to celebrate Sir Peter Shepheard (1913-2002) who was born in this cottage and lived here, with his family, until he graduated from Liverpool School of Architecture in 1936. The unveiling...
 
					

