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Recruitment opens for Chair of Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board
Oxford residents who live or work in The Leys are being encouraged to get involved in the Pride in Place programme, by applying to become the Chair of the Neighbourhood Board.
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Council to unlock long‑awaited redevelopment of Jericho Wharf
Oxford City Council’s Cabinet is set to approve proactive steps to bring forward the redevelopment of the Jericho Wharf site.
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More homes, improving rental standards and a new Local Plan – Oxford City Council lays out plans for 2026/27
Oxford City Council has laid out its plans for 2026/27, including building new homes, improving rental standards, and completing the Local Plan 2045.
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Oxford City Council launches new app to help everyone discover more of Oxford
Oxford City Council has partnered with Discover to launch the Discover App, a ‘whole of place’ app highlighting everything there is to shop, eat and do in the city.
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Groundbreaking and work underway on Blackbird Leys community centre redevelopment
Construction is officially underway to deliver a new community centre in Blackbird Leys, following a groundbreaking ceremony this week.
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Twelve new affordable homes open in East Oxford
A block of 12 new social rent homes has been officially opened in Princes Street off Cowley Road.
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Museum of Oxford invites local businesses to join new joint ticket scheme
The Museum of Oxford has launched a call for local businesses, attractions, and cultural organisations to partner on a new programme of joint tickets and crossmarketing discounts.
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New “20 by 30” clean air target as Oxford City Council approves its new Air Quality Action Plan
Oxford City Council has approved a new Air Quality Action Plan (AQAP) for 2026–2030, committing the city to a more ambitious target to protect residents’ health and continue Oxford’s clean air journey
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More than £20bn in economic growth at risk unless Government tackles energy and water constraints, leaders of Fast Growth Cities warn
Published on behalf of the Fast Growth Cities group.
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Council agrees Budget: Free bulky waste collections, action against fly-tipping and more grass verge cuts
Oxford City Council has agreed to fund free bulky waste collections, new community wardens to tackle fly-tipping and more grass verge cuts as part of its latest Budget.
