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News Sue Ryder to Expand Palliative Care Across South Oxfordshire and Berkshire
Healthcare charity Sue Ryder has been awarded a new NHS contract to expand its palliative and end-of-life care services across Reading, Wokingham, Newbury and South Oxfordshire from January 2026. The partnership with the NHS Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board (NHS BOB ICB) aims to help more people living with life-limiting conditions access […]
News Council Seeks Government Funding to Replace Kennington Rail Bridge
Oxfordshire County Council is working to secure government funding to help replace the ageing Kennington rail bridge, a key part of the A423 Southern Bypass used by around 50,000 vehicles each day. The council has written to the Chancellor and the Secretary of State for Transport requesting financial support from the Department for Transport’s new […]
News Half-Price Dining Launches in Oxford with First Table
A new restaurant booking platform offering half-price dining has launched in Oxford. First Table rewards early bird diners with 50% off their food bill when booking the first tables of the evening at participating restaurants. Already established in cities such as London, Manchester, and Bristol, Oxford is the latest location to join the global platform, […]
News Sobell House Hospice Raises Over £150,000 with OxTrail Auction
The Oxen sculptures that brought color and charm to Oxfordshire this summer have found new homes, raising over £150,000 for Sobell House Hospice. The “OxTrail” event, organised by Sobell House and Wild in Art, showcased 31 large and over 100 mini painted oxen throughout Oxford during July and August. On Friday, September 13th, an auction […]
News Oxford Round Table Submits Application for 2024 Fireworks Display
Oxford’s annual fireworks event in South Park, organised by the Round Table, may return this November after the group submitted an application to Oxford City Council. Following last year’s event, which saw over 20,000 attendees and raised significant funds for local charities, the park experienced damage due to adverse weather and vehicle movement. Remedial work, […]
News Pulhams Unveils Innovative App to Transform Passenger Experience
In an exciting development for travellers, Pulhams has introduced a cutting-edge mobile app designed to streamline and enhance the passenger experience. The app boasts an array of features aimed at simplifying the travel process. Passengers can now effortlessly plan their journeys, stay updated with real-time travel information, and purchase both travel passes and multi-trip tickets […]
News Exhibition in Oxford gallery showcases art by people experiencing homelessness
Homeless Oxfordshire is pioneering a remarkable exhibition titled “Through Our Eyes” at the Fusion Arts Gallery in Gloucester Green, Oxford. This unique showcase features art created by individuals experiencing homelessness, offering a compelling glimpse into their lives and perspectives. The exhibition is designed to confront and challenge the stigma associated with homelessness by illustrating the […]
News Oxfordshire Leads England in Recycling Efforts for a Decade
Oxfordshire residents have been recognised for their exceptional commitment to recycling, reusing, and composting, making the county the top performer in England for the 10th year running. According to the latest government statistics, Oxfordshire County Council was named the leading county council waste disposal authority, with 57.2% of household waste being recycled, reused, or composted […]
News EZ-Charge Advocates for VAT Reduction on Public EV Charging to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
In a move to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption, Oxfordshire-based charge point operator EZ-Charge urges the UK government to cut VAT on public EV charging. The aim is to create an incentive for more drivers to transition to electric vehicles. Tackling VAT Disparity Public EV charging is currently subject to a 20% VAT, which is […]
News Oxfordshire Sees Promising Visitor Economy Recovery in 2022, Yet Challenges Persist
Oxfordshire, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, is witnessing a steady return of visitors, as reported by Experience Oxfordshire. Despite this positive trend, the region’s visitor economy still faces hurdles in regaining its pre-pandemic strength. Encouraging Growth Amidst Economic Challenges The 2022 Economic Impact Report for Tourism in Oxfordshire reveals a significant increase […]
News Thame and Wallingford among latest areas to have 20mph limits approved
Wallingford and Thame are the latest Oxfordshire towns to embrace a safer and healthier lifestyle by implementing 20mph speed limits in residential areas. This initiative, part of a broader movement to enhance street safety, was approved on 14 December by Councillor Andrew Gant, Oxfordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Transport Management. Alongside Wallingford and Thame, […]
News Leading Oxford Children’s Author to kickstart city’s art trail designs at Westgate Christmas pop-up
Oxford’s renowned artist and author, David Melling, known for the beloved Hugless Douglas children’s book series, is set to paint one of the initial oxen for Oxford’s upcoming OxTrail event. This unique experience will take place in a space specially designated for public viewing. From 18th to 21st December, locals and visitors at the Westgate […]
