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Street count confirms rough-sleeping remains a challenge in Oxford
Published: 29th November 2016Rough-sleeping continues to be a serious challenge in Oxford.
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Free leisure centre passes for women in Oxford
Published: 29th November 2016Our local leisure provider Fusion Lifestyle, in partnership with Oxford City Council, has launched Active Women vouchers across all of their Oxford Leisure Centre sites.
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Free training opportunities for local women
Published: 29th November 2016Free training will be provided for volunteers to become a Breeze Cycling Leader, a Running Fitness Leader, a Walk Leader, or a Level 1 Netball Coach.
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Christmas Light Festival attracts almost 100,000 people to Oxford
Published: 28th November 2016Almost 100,000 people visited Oxford to enjoy and take part in this year’s Christmas Light Festival.
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Splash park completed at Cutteslowe Park
Published: 28th November 2016Next summer families will be able to cool off and have fun in a new splash park at Cutteslowe Park.
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East Oxford Community Centre consultation results published
Published: 24th November 2016Oxford City Council would like to publicly thank users and local residents for taking part in the recent East Oxford Community Centre consultation.
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House-building on the rise in Oxford
Published: 23rd November 2016House-building in Oxford improved significantly over the past year, rising to 383 new homes completed from 332 in 2014/2015.
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Imogen’s art gets recycling message across
Published: 18th November 2016In the summer, Oxford City Council ran a competition for school students to design a striking new work of art to grace the side of a refuse and recycling lorry.
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Flag to be flown to mark Transgender Remembrance Day
Published: 17th November 2016Oxford City Council will fly the Transgender Pride Flag to mark Transgender Day of Remembrance on Sunday 20 November.
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Work starts on Northway and Marston Flood Alleviation Scheme
Published: 15th November 2016Work has started on a £2.2m flood alleviation scheme that will reduce the flood risk to 110 homes in Northway and Marston.