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Government announces new minded-to decision for three unitary councils for Oxfordshire and West Berkshire
The government has announced the outcome of its review into local government reorganisation (LGR).
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Council approves 78 new affordable homes across three Oxford developments
Oxford City Council’s Cabinet has approved plans for three developments that propose to deliver 78 new affordable homes across the city.
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Templars Square to host free Community Roadshow in partnership with Oxford City Council
Templars Square to host free Community Roadshow in partnership with Oxford City Council
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Council launches new drop-in sessions launched to help tackle anti-social behaviour across city
Oxford City Council has launched two new drop-in sessions where residents can raise concerns about anti-social behaviour and issues in their neighbourhood.
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Cabinet backs roadmap for warmer, greener council homes
Oxford City Council's Cabinet has backed the overall direction of a new roadmap that sets out how the council plans to improve the energy efficiency.
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Government announces plans to progress with a mayoral strategic authority for the Thames Valley
Ambitions from council leaders across the Thames Valley to unlock economic, infrastructure and investment opportunities for the region are closer to being realised.
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Topping out marks major milestone for 51 new affordable homes at Northfield Gate
Construction of 51 new affordable homes at the former Northfield Hostel site in Littlemore has reached a major milestone, with the two new apartment blocks now at their full height.
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Full programme for the 2026 Oxford Christmas Light Festival
As nights grow longer and our attention turns to the festive season, the city has a glow up with light parades, trails and installations.
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New Oxford Living Wage rate announced for 2027/28
Oxford City Council has announced the Oxford Living Wage (OLW) will increase to £14.68 per hour in 2027, echoing the 4.4%% increase in the London Living Wage.
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Oxford’s Housing Register tops 4,000 as council steps up delivery of affordable homes
Oxford City Council has confirmed that more than 4,000 families are now on the Housing Register waiting for social housing. This underlines the urgent need for more genuinely affordable homes.
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