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Environment Agency and Oxford City Council act on Government calls to unlock growth
Environment Agency and Oxford City Council act on Government calls to unlock growth
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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 on Monday (17 March).
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Oxford City Council approves over £1m of grant allocations to support local communities
Oxford City Council has approved over £1m of grant funding for 2025/26 to support community and voluntary organisations across the city.
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Oxford City Council Approves Redevelopment Plans for 38-40 George Street for New Wilde Aparthotel and Community Space
PRESS RELEASE ON BEHALF OF MARICK REAL ESTATE: Oxford City Council Approves Redevelopment Plans for 38-40 George Street for New Wilde Aparthotel and Community Space
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Council completes 10 new homes in Littlemore
Oxford City Council has completed its latest development of 10 council and shared ownership homes on a former depot site off Lanham Way.
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Oxford City Council and MPs meet with Thames Water to discuss Botley Road works
Oxford City Council Deputy Leader Councillor Anna Railton and Oxford’s MPs, Anneliese Dodds and Layla Moran, met with representatives from Thames Water.
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Oxford City Council publishes annual Workforce Equality Report
Oxford City Council has published its annual Workforce Equality Report, which provides insights into the diversity of its workforce and the organisation’s gender, ethnicity and disability pay gaps.
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Council seeks Oxford’s views on key development issues
Oxford City Council is inviting residents, businesses and other organisations to share their views by taking a survey on key development issues as it prepares its new Local Plan.
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Swimming lesson uptake doubles in less than 12 months at three Oxford pools
More Leisure Community Trust (MLCT), the operator of five leisure centres in Oxford, is celebrating a 100% increase in swimming lesson sign ups since it began managing the facilities in April 2024.
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Oxford City Council’s business plan: New homes, community centres, events and more
Oxford City Council has approved a business plan to create new homes, community centres, events and more across Oxford.