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Emergency beds activated over the weekend for people experiencing rough sleeping
Published: 29th January 2021Oxford City Council has activated its severe weather emergency protocol (SWEP) to make emergency beds available this weekend for people experiencing rough sleeping.
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Improving picture in Oxford but COVID still at dangerous levels
Published: 28th January 2021Residents are being reminded not to let their guard down as the levels of COVID-19 remain dangerously high in the county, despite a slightly improving picture.
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Council concerned about self-isolation help
Published: 28th January 2021Oxford City Council is concerned that people required to self-isolate are losing out on support they are entitled to because they don’t know what is available and how to qualify.
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Upgrades to Go Ultra Low Oxford electric vehicle chargers opens up technology for public use
Published: 27th January 2021Upgrades have been made to the on-street electric vehicle chargers in the Go Ultra Low Oxford project, which will give members of the public the ability to use the chargers for the first time.
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Oxford City Council relaunches #WeAreOxford community campaign
Published: 25th January 2021Oxford City Council is relaunching the #WeAreOxford community campaign to celebrate the diversity, generosity and sense of community that makes Oxford a great place to live and work.
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Last chance to have your say on proposed budget 2021/22 and Medium Term Financial Strategy
Published: 25th January 2021Residents in Oxford have until Sunday (31/01) to have their say on Council’s corporate strategy and budget proposals.
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Boosting biodiversity with Tiny Forests in Oxford - National conservation initiative comes to life in Oxford
Published: 25th January 2021Two Tiny Forests will be planted at Meadow Lane Nature Reserve and Foxwell Drive in the last week of January to help preserve and promote biodiversity in the heart of the city.
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Emergency beds remain open tonight for people experiencing rough sleeping
Published: 25th January 2021Emergency accommodation for people experiencing rough sleeping will be available again tonight as Oxford City Council has extended its severe weather emergency protocol (SWEP).
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Emergency shelter for people experiencing rough sleeping open over the weekend
Published: 22nd January 2021Oxford City Council has activated its severe weather emergency protocol (SWEP) to make emergency shelter available this weekend for people experiencing rough sleeping.
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Oxford to mark Holocaust Memorial Day with online service of reflection
Published: 21st January 2021The Lord Mayor of Oxford, Councillor Mark Lygo, will host an online service of reflection to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.