News published July 2016
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New Local Plan to promote balanced growth of Oxford’s economy
Published: 29th July 2016The City Council is calling on the public to get involved in shaping the vision for Oxford’s development over the next 20 years as the first phase of consultation on a new Local Plan draws to a close.
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Refurbishment of East Oxford Astroturf
Published: 28th July 2016Work has started on an Oxford City Council-funded £41,500 refurbishment of East Oxford Astroturf.
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Time to let the imagination run wild
Published: 25th July 2016It’s time to get out the pencils, crayons, paints, or even the computer as Oxford City Council is asking children with a “green” imagination to enter its latest poster competition.
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Three Oxford landlords fined £11,000 for housing offences
Published: 25th July 2016Three Oxford landlords were fined a total of £11,000 after being convicted of housing offences when their cases were heard before Oxford Magistrates’ Court on Monday 18 July 2016.
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Oxford celebrates retaining six Green Flag awards
Published: 25th July 2016Oxford City Council has retained all six Green Flag awards for its parks.
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Glow-in-the-dark ping pong comes to Oxford!
Published: 25th July 2016Oxford’s annual table tennis festival is set to take a step into the dark this summer – by introducing glow-in-the-dark ping pong sessions to the city!
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City Council invites public’s views on transport in new Oxford Local Plan consultation
Published: 20th July 2016The Council is calling on the public to get involved in shaping Oxford's future by taking part in a six-week consultation on a new Local Plan that will guide the city’s development till 2036.
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Joint statement from Oxfordshire's council leaders
Published: 19th July 2016Joint statement from:
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Recycling rate hits all time high
Published: 18th July 2016People in Oxford are recycling more now than they have ever done before.
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Campaign cleans up on Templar Road Estate
Published: 11th July 2016A two-week long campaign by Oxford City Council’s Clean Green Team took place on the Templar Road Estate from 20 June to 1 July.