Olivia Churchill
Latest news and stories
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We’re Going on a Bear Hunt sensory trail arrives at Cliveden this spring
Families visiting Cliveden this spring can follow a new We’re Going on a Bear Hunt sensory trail featuring interactive story scenes and augmented reality activities.
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Research shows that electric buses cut air and noise pollution across Oxford
Oxford’s fleet of 159 electric buses has reduced roadside pollution and traffic noise, with provisional research showing lower nitrogen dioxide levels and quieter streets across the city following the major shift away from diesel-powered public transport.
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Aureus students explore music and dance at Buckinghamshire New University
Aureus School students from Didcot visited Buckinghamshire New University to take part in dance workshops, record music and explore university life, with staff saying the experience helps raise aspirations and introduces pupils to future educational opportunities.
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National Trust unveils Easter trails across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire
National Trust Easter trails will return this spring with family activities across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, including Cliveden and Greys Court.
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Oxfordshire groups invited to apply for £3,000 through Caremark community grants
Caremark is inviting Oxfordshire residents to nominate local projects for its new Community Care Fund, with three £3,000 grants available nationwide and finalists selected through regional shortlisting before a public vote determines the winning community initiatives.
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Oxfordshire firefighters honoured for 410 years of combined service at Blenheim Palace
Oxfordshire firefighters and support staff have been recognised at Blenheim Palace for long service, bravery and outstanding contribution to local communities.
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Banbury group to host coffee morning for World Parkinson’s Day
Banbury Parkinson’s Group will host a coffee morning at the RVS Cornhill Centre on 11 April to mark World Parkinson’s Day and raise awareness of support available for people living with Parkinson’s.
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Careers event inspires Aureus School students in Didcot
Aureus School students in Didcot met professionals from a range of industries during a Human Library careers event designed to inspire future ambitions.
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Oxfordshire social worker recognised in national ‘Amazing Social Workers’ campaign
Amy Snell, a social worker with Oxfordshire County Council, has been recognised in a national campaign celebrating inspiring professionals who support children, families and communities across the UK.
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Students compete for SEND cookery crown at Abingdon contest
Students from specialist schools across the UK competed in a MasterChef-style SEND cooking competition at the Miele Experience Centre in Abingdon.
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Zizzi launches new spring-summer menu with 15+ dishes and limited-time 30% offer
Zizzi has launched a spring-summer menu featuring more than 15 new dishes, seasonal ingredients and tropical desserts, alongside a limited-time 30% food offer.
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Care home book club inspires Abingdon residents to start writing their own stories
Residents at Bridge House Care Home in Abingdon have been inspired to write their own stories after attending a popular monthly book club featuring visiting authors, literary discussions and community involvement.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla hear about Oxfordshire young carers at Windsor Castle
King Charles III and Queen Camilla heard about the challenges facing young carers in Oxfordshire when Be Free Young Carers CEO Sabiene North attended a Windsor Castle reception highlighting the vital role unpaid carers play across the UK.
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Emma Hunter releases cinematic new single ‘Snake’ ahead of album Yolanda
Emma Hunter releases ‘Snake’, the final single from her upcoming album Yolanda. Blending cinematic guitars, rich harmonies and myth-inspired storytelling, the track explores love, addiction and longing within a dramatic musical landscape inspired by 1950s Mexico.
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Oxford Royale named among Europe’s fastest-growing companies
Oxford Royale has been named among the Financial Times’ fastest-growing companies in Europe, reflecting rising global demand for international academic summer programmes.
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Oxfordshire residents offered free stickers to remind drivers that 20’s plenty
Oxfordshire residents can apply for free wheelie bin stickers promoting 20mph speed limits as the county celebrates the introduction of its 275th scheme.