Abingdon has a bit of everything: Victorian and inter-war streets close to the centre, large post-war estates to the north and west, and older cottages and bigger plots in Radley, Drayton and Sutton Courtenay. Common fencing jobs here include replacing tired panel fences between semis, putting up taller closeboard for privacy and fitting new side gates for bins and bikes. Near the Ock and the Thames, some gardens stay wet for long periods, which is where concrete posts and gravel boards earn their keep. Abingdon is in the Vale of White Horse, so planning questions go to the Vale. Tell us what you need, roughly how many metres, and what's there now, and we'll pass it to up to three local fencers.
Conservation areas and listed buildings. Abingdon has three conservation areas (Town Centre, Northcourt and Albert Park), and Drayton and Sutton Courtenay have their own. If that applies to you, check with Vale of White Horse District Council before you start. This is general guidance, not planning advice.