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Oxford United legend earns groundskeeping award at Cokethorpe School 40 years after Milk Cup triumph
Oxford United legend Les Phillips marks 40 years since the Milk Cup win while celebrating a new achievement with Cokethorpe School’s award-winning grounds team.
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Oxfordshire fire service invites residents and businesses to help shape future
Residents and businesses are invited to support Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service as it focuses on recruitment and resilience following strong consultation feedback.
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CPRE Oxfordshire launches centenary meadow restoration project in Kidlington
CPRE Oxfordshire launches its centenary project in Kidlington, restoring meadows and encouraging community involvement to protect and reconnect with the countryside.
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The Oxford Trust appoints two new trustees to its board
The Oxford Trust appoints two new trustees, bringing expertise in entrepreneurship, healthcare, and science education to support innovation and engagement.
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Oxfordshire recycling centres to close temporarily for maintenance
Six Oxfordshire recycling centres will close for two days each during May and June for cleaning and maintenance, with residents advised to book visits online and use alternative sites where necessary during the temporary closures.
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Oxford Bus Company contributes £170m to UK economy according to a new report
Oxford Bus Company contributed £170m to the UK economy in 2025, supporting 2,500 jobs and expanding its electric bus fleet as part of wider efforts to boost sustainable transport and economic growth across Oxfordshire and beyond.
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Missing Bean Coffee Roasters launches new ethically sourced spring coffee releases
Missing Bean has introduced three new spring coffee releases from Rwanda, Ethiopia and Peru, highlighting ethical sourcing, distinctive flavour profiles and long-term relationships with farmers across three continents.
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Oxfordshire FA partners with Play2Give charity
Oxfordshire FA has partnered with Play2Give, supporting its fundraising efforts and annual football tournament, as both organisations highlight shared goals of improving wellbeing and making a difference to local communities through sport and charitable initiatives.
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Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone beers now served at the Crazy Bear
Hawkstone beers, founded by Jeremy Clarkson, are now served at the Crazy Bear in Oxfordshire, bringing award-winning lager and IPA to the venue as part of a new partnership focused on quality British ingredients and craft brewing.
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Government recognises improvements to services for Oxfordshire’s SEND children
Oxfordshire’s SEND services have reached a key milestone as the government lifts its improvement notice, recognising progress in continuing improvements on services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
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Oxfordshire tops England’s recycling rankings for 12th consecutive year
Oxfordshire has topped England’s recycling rankings for a 12th year, with strong results across local councils, as officials praise residents’ efforts while urging further reductions in food waste and continued commitment to sustainable waste management practices.
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Aureus School students shine in Oxford Crown Court mock trials
Aureus School students gained real courtroom experience at Oxford Crown Court during a national mock trial competition, with one pupil earning recognition as teachers praised the event’s role in building confidence and inspiring future legal careers.
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Oxfordshire primary school offers see 93.9% secure first choice
More than 93% of Oxfordshire children have secured their first-choice primary school place, with nearly all applicants offered a preferred option for September.
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Over 120 landlords attend West Oxfordshire Renters’ Rights Act event
Over 120 landlords attended a Witney briefing on the Renters’ Rights Act, as major reforms to tenancies, evictions and compliance rules signal one of the biggest changes to the UK rental sector in decades.
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voco Oxford Thames hotel sees surge in dog-friendly stays over Easter
voco Oxford Thames has seen a surge in dog-friendly stays, with record demand over Easter as more guests choose to travel with their pets.
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Pulhams boosts driver pay ahead of recruitment day
Pulhams will host a recruitment day in Cheltenham after boosting driver pay, offering candidates the chance to join one of the highest-paying bus operators locally.