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Pearces Coaches launches festive Christmas market trips from Oxfordshire
Pearces Coaches is launching festive day trips to Christmas markets in Bath, Birmingham, Cardiff and Winchester, offering residents a comfortable way to enjoy seasonal shopping. With multiple Oxfordshire pick-ups, the new service expands the company’s leisure travel offering.
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The M&M Group backs Oxford United’s ‘Friends of the Community’ campaign
Environmental services firm The M&M Group has joined Oxford United in the Community’s ‘Friends of the Community’ campaign, helping raise funds to support programmes that use football to inspire healthier, happier, and more connected lives across Oxfordshire.
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Mental health charity Response celebrates 60 years of vital care and community impact
Response celebrates its 60-year anniversary, marking six decades of mental health and housing support across three counties. The charity highlights rising demand and invites supporters to take part in its Dog Jog Virtual Challenge.
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Simpson & Partners brings quiet luxury to EV charging
Cotswolds-based Simpson & Partners is redefining EV charging with luxury design, craftsmanship, and sustainability. Their beautifully made chargers combine smart technology, premium materials, and timeless style.
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Lowe & Oliver receives ‘Highly Commended’ apprenticeship honour
Lowe & Oliver has earned a ‘Highly Commended’ honour at the Electrical Industry Awards 2025 for its outstanding apprenticeship programme, reflecting the company’s commitment to training, upskilling, and developing future electrical professionals.
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Flight Club Oxford celebrates 10 years with epic birthday bash on 21 October
Flight Club Oxford celebrates its 10th birthday on 21 October with DJs, prizes and a £1,000 bar tab up for grabs. The event supports local charity Yellow Submarine and revives “Martha,” the fire engine behind the brand’s beginnings.
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Billy the Bear Halloween Trail brings spooky family fun to Oxford
This half term, the Billy the Bear Halloween Trail returns to Oxford’s Canalside Quarter with a spooky twist. Families can follow Billy’s footsteps, enjoy themed photo spots, and earn a Halloween goodie bag on this free, fun-filled adventure.
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Oxford Generative AI Summit 2025 to gather global leaders for dialogue on the future of AI
The Oxford Generative AI Summit 2025 at Jesus College will unite 200 global leaders and over 50 speakers to explore AI’s adoption, innovation, and impact on society.
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Abingdon Bridge House care home celebrates 12th anniversary with “Queen Jean”
Bridge House Care Home in Abingdon marked its 12th anniversary with “Queen Jean” Underwood cutting the cake. The celebration honoured long-serving staff, award-winning care, and the strong community that has shaped the Outstanding-rated home since 2013.
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Banbury coach house apartment up for auction this month
A two-bedroom coach house apartment on Alma Road, Banbury, with a guide price of £180k to £200k, is up for auction with Clive Emson Auctioneers on 30 October.
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Westgate Oxford launches mental health initiative in partnership with Mind
Westgate Oxford has launched a new mental health initiative with charity Mind, featuring installations around the shopping centre designed to encourage visitors to pause, reflect, and find support, marking World Mental Health Day and a year-long awareness campaign.
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Marco Pierre White unveils new autumn menu at Oxford Steakhouse
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse Bar & Grill in Oxford has launched a new autumn menu featuring classic British favourites with French-inspired flair. Dishes include Box Tree Chicken Liver Parfait, Mr White’s Mixed Grill, and a two-course 1961 set menu
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Graven Hill marks end of summer with Hoedown celebration attracting hundreds
Graven Hill residents celebrated the end of summer with a lively Hoedown featuring music, dancing, and family fun. The community-led event brought hundreds together to enjoy food, entertainment, and a shared sense of connection.
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Banbury bra maker Royce leads call for small businesses to “make menopause matter”
October is Menopause Awareness Month and Banbury-based bra-maker Royce is urging small businesses to “make menopause matter” by introducing workplace policies that support menopausal employees.
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Guide dog puppies take training ride with Oxford Bus Company
Oxford Bus Company welcomed four puppies-in-training aboard an open-top bus for a special city-centre journey. The trip, in partnership with Guide Dogs, gave the pups vital socialisation and forms part of their path to becoming future guide dogs.
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Cotswold Farm Park launches new cabins with autumn booking offer
Cotswold Farm Park Holidays has unveiled two new cabins, Ash and Oak, offering a cosy countryside escape in the Cotswolds. Bookings made by 30 September enjoy a 25 per cent autumn discount, with unlimited Farm Park entry and seasonal activities included.