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ODS is celebrating a fantastic night at the 2026 Oxford Preservation Trust Awards, with three projects it helped deliver receiving recognition, including the prestigious Judges’ Choice Award.

Several projects involving Oxford City Council have been recognised at the prestigious Oxford Preservation Trust Awards 2026.

More than three-quarters of Oxford residents are satisfied with their local area, while almost two in three are satisfied with the way Oxford City Council runs things, according to a new survey.

Three women who made an exceptional contribution to Blackbird Leys have been honoured with new street names at The Aviary, the new Knights Road development of affordable homes, delivered by Peabody.

Oxford residents are invited to come together this November to remember those who lost their lives in military service and to honour the sacrifices made by members of the armed forces.

The government has announced the outcome of its review into local government reorganisation (LGR).

Oxford City Council’s Cabinet has approved plans for three developments that propose to deliver 78 new affordable homes across the city.

Templars Square to host free Community Roadshow in partnership with Oxford City Council

Oxford City Council has launched two new drop-in sessions where residents can raise concerns about anti-social behaviour and issues in their neighbourhood.

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.