Oxford City Council
Affordable Housing Development Officer

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Oxford City Council Affordable Housing Programme Manager
Oxford City Council has four key priorities, and one is to deliver more affordable housing. This ambition recognises the programme of work required to address Oxford’s housing crisis, where existing homes are unaffordable for many, and demand for good quality homes outstrips what is available. Oxford is regularly cited as the least affordable city in the UK, so this challenge is significant and something we are committed to changing but we cannot do it alone, so are looking for someone that is able to support the delivery of our programme through engaging partnerships.
The Council has already established a housing company and developed a housing supply programme which is starting to deliver more affordable homes. It seeks to take this further by ensuring outcomes are achieved; accelerating delivery; and identifying further opportunities to grow and sustain this housing supply programme.
This role seeks to support the effective management of this affordable housing supply programme, with a focus on the delivery of key initiatives and outcomes, across the Council, the housing company, and through strong relationships with strategic partners and stakeholders. Driving innovation will be essential in order to meet the scale of the challenge in Oxford.
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This role includes a focus on enabling work and effective partnership working, reflecting that a range of housing providers are engaged in the delivery of affordable housing. The main function is to be a source of expertise in all matters relating to affordable housing and contribute this expertise to ensure delivery of development and regeneration projects to meet Oxford’s housing needs.


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The Role
- To lead the development and delivery of programmes and schemes within the affordable housing programme, including supported and specialist housing, and contribute to direct delivery; estate and large-scale regeneration opportunities; and enabling initiatives by developing engaging with internal and external providers, partners and other key stakeholders, and through leading work to access funding resources and mechanisms to enable development.
- To lead Housing Enabling initiatives and workstreams, strategically and operationally, with key Registered Providers, including managing and monitoring schemes end-to-end in new scheme project cycles, and to manage and grow excellent working relationships with key stakeholders including developers; funders (inc MHCLG & Homes England).
- To provide the technical input into policy development across the Council which impacts on affordable housing provision, working strategically with all Council’s partners.
- Supervise and support the day-to-day work activity of the Affordable Housing Supply Programme Co-ordinator, with particular regard to over-seeing the operation of property acquisitions.
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