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Oxford City Council marks Armed Forces Day 2020 in unprecedented circumstances
Published: 29th June 2020Oxford City Council paid tribute on Saturday to the contributions, both past and present, of men and women who have served in the British Army.
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City Council welcomes Pension Fund’s climate-focused changes to pension investments
Published: 26th June 2020Oxford City Council welcomes the approval of the first Climate Change Policy of the Oxfordshire Local Government Pension Fund.
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City Council and sports groups discuss leisure centres reopening
Published: 26th June 2020Oxford City Council and Fusion Lifestyle, who manage the Council’s leisure centres, held a quarterly Leisure Partnership Board meeting today with representatives from user groups.
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Port Meadow litter puts animals in danger
Published: 26th June 2020One of Oxford’s most famous and much loved open spaces has suffered a huge increase in litter being left behind following the recent relaxation of lockdown regulations.
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ODS - keeping the city centre clean as shoppers return
Published: 26th June 2020With the reopening of shops and the return of shoppers to Oxford City Centre, ODS’ Streetscene team swung into action to make sure the city is as clean as it can possibly be.
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New data on key sources of air pollution in Oxford
Published: 26th June 2020The City Council has published an assessment of the sources of air pollutants across the city, examining NOX, PM2.5 and PM10.
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Oxford City Council welcomes latest Committee on Climate Change report
Published: 25th June 2020Oxford City Council welcomes the Committee on Climate Change’s 2020 Progress Report to Parliament which was published earlier today (25/06).
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Oxford celebrates Windrush Day
Published: 19th June 2020This Windrush Day (Monday 22 June), Oxford City Council are highlighting the contribution the Windrush generation have made to Oxford.
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Councillors back call to protect migrants from coronavirus
Published: 18th June 2020Oxford City Council’s migrant champion and its cabinet member for safer, healthier Oxford, are backing calls from immigration and human rights charities for the government to protect migrants.
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Oxford residents back one-way pavements and upgrading cycling infrastructure to support social distancing
Published: 18th June 2020Oxford residents have backed one-way pavements, upgrading cycling infrastructure and the pedestrianisation of Broad Street to help maintain social distancing in the city, a survey has found.