EV charging point roll out across South Oxfordshire
Work is to begin on the roll out of 62 new Electric Vehicle (EV) charging points across South Oxfordshire.
Engineers will be begin installing the first tranche of charging points at Cattlemarket car park in Wallingford this week with the roll out across county-owned car parks expected to be completed by the end of March.
Councillor Sue Cooper, South Oxfordshire District Council Cabinet member for Environment, Climate Change and Nature Recovery, said: “This is good news for Wallingford, especially those nearby who don’t have access to a charger at home and, of course, for our environment. It will be a relief for anyone with an electric car which needs charging who comes here.”
The roll out is part of a drive by South Oxfordshire District Council to provide overnight charging facilities to residents who do not have their own off-street parking.
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IN FULL: WHERE THE 62 CHARGING POINTS WILL BE INSTALLED
Henley-on-Thames – Greys Road car park – RG9 2 AA
Henley-on-Thames – Kings Road car park – RG9 2DQ
Wallingford – Cattlemarket car park – OX10 0HF
Wallingford – Goldsmith’s Lane – OX10 0DN
Thame – Southern Road car park – OX9 2BX
There are also more planned in Vale of White Horse
Abingdon – Audlett Drive car park – OX14 3GL
Abingdon – Cattle Market car park – OX14 3 JE
Abingdon – West St Helen car park – OX14 5BS
Faringdon – Southampton Street car park – SN7 7DX
Wantage – Portway car park – OX12 9BU
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