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New sustainable drainage planters at New Hinksey Primary help manage rainwater and boost biodiversity
Eleven new planters designed to manage rainwater and create green spaces for nature have been installed at New Hinksey CE Primary School in Oxford.
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Cowley Branch Line to be reopened with two new train stations for Oxford
Today, 23 October, government has announced £120m of funding to reopen the Cowley Branch Line to passengers and create two new stations at Oxford Cowley and Oxford Littlemore in south-east Oxford.
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Christmas in Oxford is coming
Following the success of 2024, Oxford City Council is pleased to confirm Keston Events Ltd will return as the organiser of the Christmas event on Broad Street, bringing even more festive cheer for '25
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Housing Minister visits Oxford to see new affordable homes progressing in Littlemore and Blackbird Leys
The Minister for Housing and Planning, Matthew Pennycook MP, visited key sites across Oxford on Thursday (16 October) to witness how the city is tackling the housing crisis.
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Satisfaction with Oxford and Oxford City Council rise but concerns about housing, transport and crime remain – new survey
A new survey has found that satisfaction with Oxford and Oxford City Council is on the rise, but concerns about affordable housing, transport and crime remain.
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Share your views as Oxford City Council launches consultation on updated tenancy strategy
Oxford City Council has published draft versions of its updated Tenancy Strategy and Tenancy Policy and is inviting feedback from residents, housing partners, and local people.
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Cabinet to discuss introduction of entrance fee to the Museum of Oxford
Cabinet to discuss introduction of entrance fee to the Museum of Oxford
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Oxford City Council welcomes government approval for new Oxford United stadium
Oxford City Council has welcomed the decision by the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, not to call in plans for a new stadium for Oxford United.
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The Leys awarded £20m to support local community through Pride in Place Programme
Greater Leys has been awarded £20m from the Government as part of a ten year investment to support the local community.
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Oxford celebrates international friendship through cultural exchange with Wrocław
Oxford has welcomed 23 students and teachers from Jakub Jasiński High School No. V in Wrocław, Poland, as part of the Polish Culture Festival, from 19 to 21 September.
