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Council secures three closure orders to stop antisocial behaviour and drug dealing
Oxford City Council has secured extensions of closure orders for three properties following reports of antisocial behaviour, including drug dealing linked to the addresses.
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Oxford City Council closed Peppers Burgers following serious food hygiene risks
Oxford City Council took urgent enforcement action to protect public health by closing Peppers Burgers after officers identified an imminent risk of injury to health.
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Leader announces new Cabinet for 2026/27
Councillor Susan Brown, Leader of Oxford City Council, has announced her Cabinet for 2026/27.
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New employers and rate for the Oxford Living Wage
A further 172 local people have had their wages increased thanks to 28 new employers that have committed to the 2026/27 Oxford Living Wage since it was announced.
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Chair named for Greater Leys Pride in Place Programme
Daniel Wadsworth has been named as the Independent Chair of the new Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board for Greater Leys.
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New community food garden opens at Donnington Townsend Square
An underused area of greenspace outside Donnington Doorstep and the Community Centre has been transformed into a vibrant community food garden.
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18,500 people celebrate May Morning in Oxford
About 18,500 people turned out to see in May Morning today (1 May), compared to 16,500 in 2025.
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Voting at the correct polling station
Your polling station may not be the same for every election, so it is important to check where you need to go before polling day.
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Oxford gets ready for May Morning 2026
Friday 1 May will see thousands gathering in Oxford to celebrate May Morning 2026.
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Not long left to register for the 7 May elections
Oxford residents who are not yet registered to vote are reminded that the deadline to register for the 7 May elections is fast approaching.
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