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Flood alerts are in place
Flood alerts are in place for the River Thames and tributaries in the Oxford area.
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‘Tis the season to enjoy Christmas in Oxford
Christmas comes to Oxford as festive celebrations kick off on Broad Street and across the city.
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East Oxford Community Centre ribbon cutting ceremony celebrates completion of the £5.9m redevelopment
The £5.9m redevelopment of East Oxford Community Centre has been completed in the heart of East Oxford, marking the return of a beloved local community venue.
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Council awarded Customer Service Excellence recognition again
Oxford City Council is celebrating a major success after achieving an outstanding result in its recent Customer Service Excellence (CSE) assessment.
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ODS crews keep Oxford spotless on Christmas Day
While most people will be unwrapping presents or enjoying a calm Christmas morning, a committed group of ODS staff will be out across the city making sure public spaces stay clean and welcoming.
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Thames Valley devolution expression of interest submitted to government
An expression of interest letter to create a mayoral strategic authority within the Thames Valley has been submitted to government following discussions and agreement by 13 councils within the region.
Events
Christmas in Oxford
From 22 November 2025 to 31 December 2025 (excluding Christmas Day), Broad Street will be transformed into a vibrant Christmas destination, offering a fresh take on the city’s festive celebrations.
Date: 22 November 2025 - 31 December 2025
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Gala Concert: Celebrating 80 Years of Twinning Between Oxford and Leiden
An evening of operatic highlights and orchestral splendour with musicians from Oxford and Leiden.
Date: 21 February 2026