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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.
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Oxford City Council cuts leisure centre energy use by 26%, saving 523 tonnes of carbon
Oxford City Council has reduced total energy use across its five leisure centres by 26% since 2019/20, cutting more than 500 tonnes of carbon emissions as part of its ongoing decarbonisation programme
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Statement on Kidlington Parish Council's decision to proceed with town status
Statement on Kidlington Parish Council's decision to proceed with town status
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Cutting the ribbon on 40 new affordable homes at Fishers Vale in Marston
The official opening of Fishers Vale, a fully affordable new housing development in Marston has been marked by a ribbon-cutting event.
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Good progress made on Oxford Town Hall facade project
The scaffolding is being removed from Oxford Town Hall; evidence of the progress made on the restoration project to clean and repair the building’s stone facade.
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Council Leaders welcome Minister’s backing for new Swindon to Oxford rail services
News release in collaboration with Swindon Borough Council.
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Residents invited to learn more about £20m Greater Leys investment
Residents in Greater Leys and Blackbird Leys are invited to learn more about how to get involved and make decisions on plans for a £20 million investment in their area.
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Share your views on city centre busking and street entertainment
Oxford City Council is inviting public feedback on busking and street entertainment in the city centre to inform a review of the Buskers Code of Practice.
