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Oxford-Cambridge Arc has potential to create 1.1m new jobs according to Savills
The ‘Oxford-Cambridge Arc’ has the potential to create up to 1.1 million new jobs by 2050 if the required new infrastructure is delivered, according to new research from Savills.
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Lionel Richie announced as first artist for Nocturne Live 2020
Lionel Richie announced as first artist for Nocturne Live 2020. He’ll be performing at Blenheim Palace on Saturday 20th June 2020.
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Oxford trials world’s first residential ‘pop-up’ on-street electric vehicle charging points
Oxford trials world’s first residential ‘pop-up’ on-street electric vehicle charging points on the North Eastern end of Lonsdale Road in North Oxford.
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Oxfordshire County Council will not support plans for Oxford-Cambridge Expressway
Oxfordshire County Council will not support plans for the Oxford-Cambridge Expressway over concerns it conflicts with a commitment to tackle the climate change emergency.
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First Sight Media acquires Visions Unlimited
First Sight Media acquires Visions Unlimited to boost event production offering and reinforce its position in the event production market across the UK.
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Hardide Coatings to move to major new Bicester development
Another unit on the new Network @ Link 9 industrial scheme in Bicester has been taken up by surface coating technology specialist Hardide Coatings Ltd.
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Shaun Dickens at The Boathouse becomes Bistro at The Boathouse
Shaun Dickens at The Boathouse in Henley-on-Thams has transformed into Bistro at The Boathouse. New name. New menu. New style.
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Sense raises £12.3m for instrument-free molecular diagnostics
Oxford-based Sense Biodetection raises £12.3m to progress its pioneering instrument-free, point-of-care molecular diagnostic tests product.
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Oxford has 4th best city centre in the UK for specialist attractions
A new report by the Centre for Cities has found Oxford has the 4th best city centre in the UK for specialist attractions such as museums, galleries, theatres, bars and restaurants.
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Luxury department store Harrods has opened H Café in Henley-on-Thames
Knightsbridge-based luxury department store Harrods has opened H Café in Henley-on-Thames, its first-ever stand-alone cafe offering a delicious menu of dine-in and dine-out options replicating the current food-to-go and deli offering in the iconic food halls and restaurants in its five-acre, 330-department, seven-floored store in London. The H Café in Market Place offers a selection…
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The Oxfordshire Advanced Skills Training Centre becomes reality
The Oxfordshire Advanced Skills Training Centre becomes reality with opening of 3,800 sq metre state-of-the-art facility at Culham in Abingdon, Oxfordshire
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Planning permission granted for two major science buildings in Harwell
Carter Jonas has secured planning permission granted for two major science buildings of national importance in Harwell Science and Innovation Campus.
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Call for Olympics-style delivery body for Oxford-Cambridge Arc development
Property chiefs are calling for the creation of an Olympics-style body to deliver the homes and infrastructure needed to create the Oxford-Cambridge Arc
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Johnson Matthey to open battery application centre at Milton Park
Johnson Matthey, a global leader in sustainable technologies, is to open a new battery application centre in Milton Park in Oxfordshire.
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The Ivy Oxford Brasserie is opening on Tuesday 05 November
The Ivy Oxford Brasserie is opening on Tuesday 5 November 2019 and has started taking reservations for its all-encompassing menu of modern British comfort food and international dishes.
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Unipart Logistics wins five year Selco supply chain contract
Unipart Logistics has won a five-year contract with Selco Builders Warehouse to run their end-to-end supply chain in the UK.