Olivia Churchill
Latest news and stories
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Frilford Heath member attempts record-breaking Everest record at 67 after health battle
A Frilford Heath member is attempting a record-breaking Everest climb at 67, raising funds for charity after a life-threatening health battle.
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Oxford City FC helps Response resident fulfil football dream
A Response resident experienced a memorable day at Oxford City FC, highlighting the club’s community spirit and ongoing support for local mental health initiatives.
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Oxford Bus Company worker celebrates 40 years of service
An Oxford Bus Company employee marks 40 years of service, highlighting a long-standing family connection and decades of dedication to the city’s transport network.
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Oxford specialist urges awareness of rising bowel cancer in under 50s
An Oxford specialist warns of rising bowel cancer cases in under 50s, urging earlier awareness and screening to improve survival rates.
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Cokethorpe School highlights year-round wellbeing during Stress Awareness Month
Cokethorpe School promotes a year-round approach to wellbeing, helping pupils manage stress and build resilience beyond exam periods.
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Susie Dent joins Guide Dogs appeal for support as fundraisers reach Oxford
Susie Dent joined Guide Dogs in Oxford to welcome fundraisers and call for more volunteers to help train future guide dogs.
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UK Vein Clinic expands services with new Bicester location
UK Vein Clinic opens a new Bicester location, expanding access to specialist vein care and reducing waiting times for patients across Oxfordshire.
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Morris dancer attempts 200-mile Thames Path world record challenge
A 200-mile morris dancing challenge along the Thames Path will see one performer attempt a world record while raising funds for six charities and hosting free community performances across the Thames Valley.
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Shaun the Sheep AR trail to bring family fun to Westgate Oxford this May
Shaun the Sheep arrives at Westgate Oxford this May with a free augmented reality trail, interactive challenges and half-term activities designed to offer families an engaging and creative day out.
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Oxford United fan takes on 125-mile challenge after cancer diagnosis
An Oxford United fan will walk 125 miles along the Thames Path after a cancer diagnosis, raising funds and awareness for Fight Bladder Cancer while encouraging others to recognise symptoms and seek early medical advice.
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Cokethorpe School says smartphone restrictions are improving pupil wellbeing
Cokethorpe School reports improved pupil wellbeing and engagement after tightening smartphone restrictions. The Oxfordshire school says reduced phone use has boosted social interaction, as national discussions continue around a potential ban on smartphones in schools.
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Oxford’s electric bus fleet wins prestigious national decarbonisation award
Oxford’s electric bus fleet has won a national award after introducing 159 zero-emission vehicles. The project has reduced air pollution and improved air quality, with further investment bringing additional electric buses to routes across Oxfordshire.
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Final days to vote in Brand the Bus competition after 6,000 ballots cast
More than 6,200 votes have been cast in the Brand the Bus competition, with just days left to support Oxfordshire charities. The winning organisation will receive a £100,000 prize package, including advertising on an electric double-decker bus.
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New bus route to link The Oxford Science Park and Oxford hospitals launches in May
A new orbital bus service will connect Oxford Science Park, major hospitals and Park & Ride sites from May. Service 600, operated by Oxford Bus Company, aims to improve transport links for commuters, patients and visitors across the city.
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New Black History Map links Oxfordshire heritage with sustainable journeys
A new Oxfordshire Black History Map has been launched, linking 15 cultural sites to railway stations. The initiative promotes inclusive discovery while encouraging sustainable travel by rail, bus and active transport across the county.
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Oxford PR campaign delivers 1,000 books for literacy charity
A Fortitude Communications campaign has donated more than 1,000 books to ARCh, supporting literacy and reading confidence among primary school children across Oxfordshire.