-
Environment Agency and Oxford City Council act on Government calls to unlock growth
A partnership between the Environment Agency and Oxford City Council has secured the infrastructure needed to allow the development of around 18,000 new homes in and around Oxford.
Read more: Environment Agency and Oxford City Council act on Government calls to unlock growth -
Local government reorganisation
A greater Oxford unitary council covering the city and surrounding area leading to better services, enabling local decision-making on transport and saving taxpayers up to £27m a year is proposed.
Read more: Local government reorganisation -
Minister visits Oxfordshire to discuss economic growth and innovation
Sir Patrick Vallance, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation and Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor Champion visited Oxfordshire and met with local councils, universities, businesses and investors to discuss the region’s plans to support sustainable economic growth.
Find out more: Minister visits Oxfordshire to discuss economic growth and innovation -
Sign up to our newsletter
Get the latest news from Oxford City Council straight to your inbox
Sign up here: Sign up to our newsletter
Latest news
-
Museum of Oxford launches new season of city history walks, with quirky tales and new tours for 2025
The Museum of Oxford (MOX) recently launched its 2025 programme of guided local history walks, exploring the quirky, alternative and unusual aspects of the city’s history.
-
Statement from Councillor Susan Brown following knife crime incident
Councillor Susan Brown, Leader of Oxford City Council, said:
-
New splash park and mini-wheels track open at Hinksey Park
A new splash park and mini-wheels track has opened at Hinksey Park this week, offering a free, family-friendly facility in the heart of Oxford.