News
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Remembrances of War: Paul Joyce exhibition opens at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum
The Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum hosts Remembrances of War, a moving exhibition of Paul Joyce’s WWII-inspired paintings, from 13 September to 18 November 2025.
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Vox Medicalis Doctors Choir to perform at Oxford University Church this October
The celebrated Vox Medicalis Doctors Choir to perform at Oxford’s University Church of St Mary the Virgin on 11 October 2025, with proceeds supporting Hospices of Hope.
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First phase of The Ranges completed for innovative automotive and aviation companies
Bicester Motion and construction partner Kier have completed the first phase of The Ranges, a £26.8m development for innovative automotive and aviation companies, delivering a 90,000 sq ft headquarters for YASA, a Mercedes-Benz subsidiary.
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Montezuma’s celebrates 25 years with launch of giant chocolate buttons
Montezuma’s celebrates its 25th anniversary with giant chocolate buttons, a fizz-filled tasting event on 21 August, exclusive discounts, and sustainable sweet treats loved by fans for a quarter of a century.
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SugaROx secures £400k investment from Mosaic to advance precision biostimulants
ugaROx, an Oxfordshire-based venture leading the development of precision biostimulants, has secured a £400k investment from fertiliser giant The Mosaic Company, completing a £1 million seed round extension alongside existing investors.
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Oxford City Council welcomes approval of Oxford United’s new stadium plans
Oxford City Council has welcomed the approval of Oxford United’s new 16,000-seat stadium at The Triangle, calling it a crucial step in securing the club’s future and delivering economic and social benefits for fans and the wider community.
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Oxford United stadium plans approved by Cherwell District Council
Oxford United’s plans for a new 16,000-capacity stadium at The Triangle have been approved by Cherwell District Council after a lengthy debate. The decision marks a major milestone in the club’s ambition to create a permanent new home.
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Oxfordshire students encouraged to explore options on A-Level Results Day
Oxfordshire students receiving A-Level, BTEC and T Level results are being encouraged to explore their next steps. Advice is available on continuing education, apprenticeships, training or work through trusted resources including Oxme, UCAS, Gov.UK and the National Careers Service.
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Bird & Blend Tea Co. celebrates A-Level Results Day with free matcha lattes for students
Bird & Blend Tea Co. is celebrating A-Level Results Day by offering students a free iced matcha latte at its Oxford store. Students can choose from over 20 flavours and enjoy a refreshing treat while celebrating their achievements.
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Construction specialists The M&M Group urge students to explore career opportunities
The M&M Group is urging Oxfordshire students receiving their A Level results to consider careers in construction, with diverse roles, full training and inspiring progression stories, as part of a group committed to sustainability and innovation.
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Cliveden Literary Festival announces 2025 speaker lineup as tickets go on sale
Cliveden Literary Festival returns this October 2025 with a stellar lineup of authors, thinkers, and political figures for two days of inspiring talks and lively debate at the historic venue in Berkshire.
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Zizzi to dish out free sundaes when Oxfordshire temperature hits 29°C
Zizzi is giving away 29 free sundaes every time the city hits 29°C this August, with three indulgent flavours to choose from — the perfect way to cool off in the summer heat.
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Nearly 40 Oxfordshire flood reduction schemes receive grants
Oxfordshire County Council is awarding over £500k in grants to fund 39 schemes aimed at reducing flooding across the county. Chosen from more than 80 applications, the projects include drainage improvements, natural flood management, ditch works, flood sensors, and public awareness measures.
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Oxfordshire-based charity Yellow Submarine opens Life-Changing Bakery
Yellow Submarine, an award-winning Oxfordshire charity, has launched its new Life-Changing Bakery to provide vital work experience and life skills for adults with learning disabilities.
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Tanni Grey-Thompson backs Oxford United’s new stadium plans for accessibility
Former British Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has endorsed Oxford United’s proposed 16,000-capacity stadium, which will include 130 wheelchair spaces, raised viewing platforms, step-free access, sensory rooms, Changing Places toilets, and accessible hotel rooms.
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Azets Barometer highlights barriers to SME investment in Oxfordshire
The Azets Barometer Spring 2025 survey reveals that UK SMEs, including many in Oxfordshire, are delaying investment due to economic uncertainty, geopolitical instability, and unclear tax policy.