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Call for local artists to showcase work in Oxford’s biggest ever public art event
Local artists are being sought to sign up for Oxford’s OxTrail event to have their designs featured in the city’s biggest-ever public art event, which will take place in July 2024.
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SE-Solicitors celebrates its success in the latest Legal 500 rankings
SE-Solicitors is celebrating its success in the latest Legal 500 rankings, achieving recommendations for 9 of its specialist practice areas and acknowledgement for 17 of its lawyers.
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MEPC appoints Barnwood Limited to build £40m Nebula scheme at Milton Park
MEPC has appointed construction firm Barnwood Limited to build its £40m, 80,000 sq ft Nebula scheme at Milton Park, comprising seven new research and development units on the eastern edge of the park.
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Oxford’s Dodo Pub Co. named one of 16 finalists to win National Pizza Awards
Oxford has been recognised for having one of the best pizzas in the UK with the Dodo Pub Co in Oxford named as one of the 16 finalists at this year’s National Pizza Awards.
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Oxford Half Marathon is set to return to the city this Sunday
Thousands of runners are expected to take to the streets of Oxford for this year’s Oxford Half Marathon, which is set to return on Sunday, 15 October 2023.
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Oxford’s Trinity College has announced its second season of public events
A preview of the 2024 General Election with one of the BBC’s election forecasters and the chance to see star pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason are on offer as part of Trinity College’s second season of public events in Oxford.
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Kingsgrove has celebrated its third Community Fun Day in 2023
Kingsgrove community gathered for its third annual Community Fun Day in Kingsgrove’s public square on Saturday, 30 September 2023.
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The Oxford Wine Cellar has opened its doors in the city centre
The Oxford Wine Cellar – Oxford’s newest wine bar on the corner of High Street and King Edward Street – has officially opened its doors to drinkers and diners.
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Leading housebuilder Persimmon Homes donates £3k to Oxford Food Hub
Leading housebuilder Persimmon Homes has donated £3,000 to the Oxford Food Hub as part of its Community Champions initiative.
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Unipart launches new SAP consultancy steeped in supply chain experience
Unipart has launched Unipart Signite, a new SAP consultancy and implementation service combining supply chain expertise with 20 years of building and running SAP systems for some of the largest organisations.
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The Orangery at Blenheim Palace reopens following £2m restoration
The 18th-century Orangery at Blenheim Palace has reopened following the completion of vital £2m restoration works to replace the glass ceiling with timber and slate back to its original design.
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Luxury amenities by La-Eva launches at The Oxford Collection
The Oxford Collection has announced the launch of its new partnership with La-Eva, a sustainable British wellness brand inspired by organic beauty, a love of art and the alignment of luxury with simplicity.
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A new children’s nursery is coming to the Graven Hill development
Your Co-op Little Pioneers Nursery and Preschool, which has more than 45 nurseries and preschools in the UK, is set to deliver a new nursery at the popular Graven Hill development.
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Green light for three new laboratory and office buildings at Oxford North
The three new, prestigious laboratory and office buildings will be built as phase 2 of Oxford North, the new £700m life sciences innovation district.
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Sign up for the 2023 CEO Sleepout to help raise vital funds to tackle homelessness
The 2023 CEO Sleepout is open to anyone in a senior position in an Oxfordshire business – all you need is a big heart, a sleeping bag, and to be willing to raise or donate £1,000.
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Homes in Horspath to benefit from £76m investment in full fibre broadband connectivity
Engineering work is getting underway to connect more than 1,600 homes in Horspath to full fibre broadband as part of an £76 million investment by Gigaclear to expand its full-fibre network to underserved market towns and communities in Oxfordshire.