Oxford Street Development Corporation
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Oxford Street Development Corporation (OSDC) is the mayoral development corporation established on 1 January 2026 for the area around Oxford Street in Central London. [1]
| Abbreviation | OSDC |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1 January 2026 |
| Type | Mayoral development corporation |
| Headquarters | London |
| Location | |
Chairman | Scott Parsons |
Chief executive | Nabeel Khan |
Parent organisation | Greater London Authority |
| Website | www |
Background
The mayoral development corporation proposal was first announced in September 2024 after plans by the mayor of London to pedestrianise Oxford Street had failed.[2]
Board
As of March 2026[update], board membership:[3]
- Adam Hug (representing Westminster City Council)
- Asma Khan
- Caroline Rush
- Dee Corsi (non-voting position representing the New West End Company)[4]
- Emir Feisal
- Es Devlin
- Geoff Barraclough (nominated by Westminster City Council)
- Howard Dawber
- Kate Willard
- Keith Edelman
- Margaret Casely-Hayford
- Penny Bagnall-Smith (nominated by Westminster City Council)
- Richard Olszewski (representing Camden Council)
- Scott Parsons (Chair)
Committees
Creation of a planning committee chaired by Margaret Casely-Hayford was approved at a board meeting on 27 February 2026.[5]
