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Stirring dance work Obscura inspired by small boats coming to Oxford
A powerful dance production inspired by stories of displacement and survival comes to Oxford this March, as Company Chameleon presents its double bill Obscura at Pegasus Theatre for one night only.
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New highways skills academy for military veterans launches in Oxfordshire
A new highways skills academy launching in Oxfordshire will provide fully funded training and qualifications for military veterans, creating clear pathways into employment while supporting the county’s growing need for skilled highways workers.
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Oxford Bus Group promotes former driver and intern to director roles
Oxford Bus Group has promoted a former bus driver and a former intern to director roles, highlighting strong internal career progression and the company’s commitment to developing talent across its Oxfordshire transport operations.
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Vail Williams strengthens Oxford team with valuation specialist David Grove appointment
Vail Williams has strengthened its Oxford office with the appointment of valuation specialist David Grove, bringing 30 years’ experience to support growing demand for property valuation and advisory services across Oxfordshire.
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Oxford-based Adaptix installs first US Ortho350 imaging system at leading US orthopedic center
Adaptix has completed the first US clinical installation of its Ortho350 3D imaging system, bringing advanced, low-dose orthopedic imaging directly into a leading South Florida clinic led by Dr Alejandro Badia.
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Sustainable transport improvement plan approved for Oxfordshire science hub
A long-term plan to prioritise sustainable transport across Oxfordshire’s Science Vale has been approved, setting out a 25-year strategy focused on active travel, public transport improvements and supporting future growth in the region.
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The Killingworth Castle secures 37th place in Top 50 Gastropubs in the UK for 2026
The Killingworth Castle has been named among the UK’s Top 50 Gastropubs for 2026, climbing 42 places to number 37. The accolade adds to a growing list of awards for the historic Oxfordshire pub under new head chef Rob Mason.
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Oxfordshire Business Awards celebrates 30 years as entries open for awards
The Oxfordshire Business Awards have opened entries for their 30th anniversary year, inviting businesses and individuals across the county to showcase excellence, innovation and community impact ahead of the awards ceremony in June.
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Bidwells appoints Sam Potts to lead Oxford office effective 01 January 2026
Bidwells has named partner Sam Potts as head of its Oxford office, drawing on his extensive experience in science and technology real estate to strengthen leadership and client service in one of the UK’s most important innovation markets.
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Turner & Constable documentary brings Britain’s great artistic rivalry to cinemas
A new documentary brings Turner and Constable together on the big screen, exploring the rivalry, innovation and enduring influence of two of Britain’s greatest landscape painters.
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Oxford University convenes Oxfordshire cultural leaders to strengthen leadership
Oxford University has convened senior cultural leaders from across Oxfordshire in a special edition of its Oxford Cultural Leaders programme, strengthening leadership capacity and collaboration while building a shared vision for the county’s cultural future.
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Oxford biotech Newrotex takes new R&D lab space at Wood Centre for Innovation
Newrotex has moved into new laboratory space at the Wood Centre for Innovation as it scales up development of silk-based nerve repair devices, following encouraging early clinical results and ahead of planned regulatory submissions in the UK and United States.
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Taylors to open flagship gourmet deli and café at Oxford North innovation district
Oxford deli company Taylors is set to open a flagship café at Oxford North in March 2026, bringing gourmet food, coffee and event catering to the innovation district’s Red Hall and expanding its city presence to nine locations.
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Oxfordshire Youth secures £150k funding to help disadvantaged young people find work
Oxfordshire Youth has secured £150,000 in council funding to expand its Business Guardians programme, helping disadvantaged young people across the county access employment, mentoring and work experience opportunities over the next three years.
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Tweedy the Clown returns with 2026 tour of Tweedy’s Massive Circus: The Big Number 2
Tweedy The Clown returns in 2026 with Tweedy’s Massive Circus: The Big Number 2, touring Oxfordshire, the Cotswolds and beyond with a joyful new family-friendly circus packed with comedy, chaos and heart.
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Oxford High School champions global leadership on UN International Day of Education
Oxford High School GDST is celebrating International Day of Education by highlighting its student-led Sixth Form Conferences, empowering pupils to explore global issues, develop leadership skills and engage in diplomacy through real-world debate.