News published August 2018
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Summer Bank Holiday Service Arrangements for Oxford City Council
Published: 20th August 2018Council offices will close for the bank holiday at 4.30pm on Friday 24 August 2018 and will reopen at 9am on Tuesday 28 August 2018.
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City Council publishes Oxford North planning application
Published: 20th August 2018Oxford City Council has received the formal planning application for the proposed Oxford North development, which is now available online.
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Opportunity to host large-scale event at South Park in 2019
Published: 17th August 2018Oxford City Council is calling for event submissions from organisers who would like to host a large-scale event at South Park in 2019.
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Have your views heard on the future of Oxford’s green spaces
Published: 16th August 2018Residents are being asked their views on Oxford’s parks and open spaces as part of a satisfaction survey.
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St Giles' Fair rolls into town
Published: 16th August 2018On Monday 3 and Tuesday 4 September 2018 the St. Giles' Fair will be back in Oxford with thousands of revellers expected to enjoy the thrilling rides, stalls and amusements.
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Oxford City Council to mark Cycle to Work Day
Published: 15th August 2018Oxford City Council is marking Cycle to Work Day on Wednesday 15 August.
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Additional funding available through innovative online grant-giving platform
Published: 13th August 2018Oxford City Council has made a further £10,000 of small grants available for local charities and community groups through the innovative online grant-giving platform The Good Exchange.
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Oxford celebrates retaining all six of its Green Flag awards
Published: 8th August 2018Oxford City Council has retained all six Green Flag awards for its parks.
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Last chance to shape political map of Oxford
Published: 6th August 2018Local people have just a few days left to help re-draw council ward boundaries across Oxford.
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Oxford City Council calls on Government to adopt 10-point plan to help tackle toxic air pollution
Published: 6th August 2018Oxford City Council has written to environment secretary Michael Gove to call for a 10-point contract with local authorities to provide more powers and funding to tackle toxic air pollution