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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.
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New Champion created for events, live music and the nighttime economy
Oxford City Council has created a new Champion for events, live music and the nighttime economy.
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Celebrating 175 Oxford Living Wage employers
Employees from 175 Oxford organisations are now being paid at least the Oxford Living Wage, the largest number since the scheme launched in 2019.
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Joint statement from Oxfordshire's Council leaders on Manchester terrorist incident
Joint statement from Oxfordshire's Council leaders on Manchester terrorist incident
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Six months of textile recycling success
Oxford City Council and ODS are celebrating six successful months of their partnership with Recycling Solutions, which provides a free kerbside collection of textiles across Oxford.
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Council Leader urges rapid decision on Oxford United stadium
Councillor Susan Brown, Leader of Oxford City Council, has written to the Government to urge a quick decision on Oxford United’s new stadium.
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Fifty one genuinely affordable new homes take off in Littlemore
Work to build 51 genuinely affordable new homes in Littlemore has reached a new milestone.
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City centre vacancy rates data published
Oxford City Council’s summer vacancy survey, completed June 2025, found that fewer than 3% of units in the city centre are currently vacant and available to let.
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ODS shortlisted for prestigious innovation award
ODS, Oxford City Council’s wholly owned company, was shortlisted for the Steve Berry Highways Authority Innovation Award at the Highways Awards 2025, held at the Park Plaza Westminster.
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Opportunity for Oxford's creatives to shine in the Christmas Light Festival
Oxford's Christmas Light Festival 2025 runs from 14-16 November with events, pop-ups, workshops and visual spectacles taking place all around the city.
