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Oxford’s oldest department store, Boswell & Co, set to close next year
Oxford’s oldest department store, Boswell & Co, is set to close next year after trading for almost 300 years.
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Oxford-based Rebellion acquires The Bitmap Brothers brand and portfolio
Oxford-based Rebellion has announced its acquisition of the iconic The Bitmap Brothers brand and portfolio, renowned for many great games of the late 80s and early 90s.
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Mace appointed to build two new research facilities at Harwell Campus
The Science & Technology Facilities Council (STFC) has appointed Mace to deliver two new science facilities at the Harwell Campus in Oxfordshire.
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Oxford United agrees long-term lease of Oxford Sports Park
Oxford United agrees long-term lease of Oxford Sports Park from Oxford City Council to secure a training base for the club and community sports activities.
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Luxury rural retreat in Oxfordshire on the market
Luxury rural retreat incorporating lodges, bungalows, fishing lakes and 16 acres of grounds in a peaceful and quiet private woodland location put on the market.
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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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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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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.
