News published May 2018
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New services launched to prevent homelessness across Oxfordshire
Published: 31st May 2018Oxfordshire’s city and district councils have launched two new services aimed at improving homelessness prevention across the county.
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Explore Green Oxford at the Big Green Treasure Hunt
Published: 31st May 2018Oxford’s Big Green Treasure Hunt is back with three exciting new activities and opportunities to get involved and celebrate green initiatives and sustainability in Oxford.
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Rose Hill Community Centre launches a new website
Published: 31st May 2018Rose Hill Community Centre has launched a new website to make it easier for users to find everything they would want to know about the centre and the activities being run, all in one place.
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Repair your bike at Rose Hill
Published: 30th May 2018With funding secured by Rose Hill and Iffley Low Carbon through the Low Carbon Hub and Oxford City Council, a new public bike repair stand will be inaugurated at Rose Hill Community Centre on 17 June.
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Spring Bank Holiday Service Arrangements for Oxford City Council
Published: 25th May 2018Council offices will close for the bank holiday at 4.30pm on Friday 25 May 2018 and will reopen at 9am on Tuesday 29 May 2018.
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Planning Committees' membership confirmed
Published: 24th May 2018The membership of the Council's two planning committees was announced at Annual Council and the Chairs and Vice-Chairs were elected at the committees' meetings this week.
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Council agrees second year of rate relief to support small businesses
Published: 24th May 2018Oxford City Council has agreed the terms of its Revaluation Discretionary Relief Scheme for 2018.
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Statement regarding draft Clean Air Strategy
Published: 22nd May 2018Statement from Councillor Tom Hayes, Executive Board Member for a Safer and Greener Environment, regarding the Government's new draft Clean Air Strategy.
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City Council secures closure order to protect vulnerable resident from drug users
Published: 22nd May 2018Oxford City Council has secured a closure order against a property in Littlemore to protect a vulnerable resident from cuckooing by drug users.
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Further funding available through innovative online grant-giving platform
Published: 21st May 2018Oxford City Council has made a further £10,000 of small grants available for local charities and community groups through the innovative online matching platform The Good Exchange.