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Oxford City Council announces review of polling districts and polling stations
Oxford City Council is undertaking its five-yearly review of polling districts and polling stations, inviting members of the public, organisations, and stakeholders to provide feedback.
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Full programme released for the Oxford Christmas Light Festival 2024
2024's Christmas Light Festival will feature some exciting and unusual events and activities for Oxford residents of all generations.
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Free places available for businesses and residents on green skills courses
Oxford businesses, organisations, and residents are being encouraged to apply for a free space on a green skills course, as part of an initiative to support Oxford on its journey to net zero.
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Consultation open on Littlemore neighbourhood plan
Oxford City Council has opened consultation on proposals for a neighbourhood plan submitted by Littlemore Neighbourhood Forum.
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Oxford set to mark Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day
Oxford will remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice to secure and protect our freedom at Remembrance services next week.
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Chewing gum litter cleaned up from Oxford’s historic streets for a second year
ODS, on behalf of Oxford City Council, has successfully completed the removal of chewing gum litter from key city centre streets, thanks to grant funding from the Chewing Gum Task Force.
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Detailed planning application submitted for new Community Centre in Blackbird Leys following local input
Peabody has submitted a detailed planning application for the new Blackbird Leys Community Centre to the Local Planning Authority, following extensive consultation with local residents.
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Museum of Oxford to mark 90th anniversary of historical Oxford events with a trilogy of plays
The Museum of Oxford is commemorating the 90th anniversary of three pivotal events in the city's history with a trilogy of plays.
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Oxford Christmas Light Festival - partnership opportunities for local businesses
The 2024 Oxford Christmas Light Festival returns this year from 15 to 17th November, with opportunities for local businesses to get involved.
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Five Oxford leisure centres collecting books for children
More Leisure Community Trust, which manages five leisure centres in Oxford, is partnering with national charity the Children’s Book Project to collect books for underprivileged children.
