Local news: Oxford
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The Ivy celebrates release of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale with elegant limited-edition menu
The Ivy Oxford Brasserie is marking the release of Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale with a limited-edition menu inspired by 1930s dining, complete with refined dishes, indulgent desserts, and Champagne cocktails.
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Heavenly Desserts Oxford celebrates one year of brunch brilliance
One year on from its launch, Heavenly Desserts’ brunch menu has established itself as a signature experience, offering indulgent sweet and savoury dishes from Eggs Benny to Croffles, served daily until 4.00pm
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Kings Education announces the launch of Kings Oxford School of Sciences
Kings Oxford will relaunch as the Kings Oxford School of Sciences in 2026. Timed with the college’s 40th anniversary, the new school will provide science-focused A-levels, degree pathways, and a programme to prepare students for top universities worldwide.
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City council survey respondents support smaller and more localised councils
Respondents to an Oxford City Council survey on local government reorganisation have expressed support for smaller, more localised councils. The online consultation attracted 1,580 responses from across Oxfordshire and West Berkshire.
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Experience Oxfordshire reports resilient visitor economy despite fewer visitors
Experience Oxfordshire’s latest report reveals that although overall visits to the county fell by 11% in 2024, the visitor economy remains resilient with spend growing by 4% to £2.4b, sustaining 41,000 jobs.
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Zizzi eases back-to-school stress with 30% off food for Zillionaires
Zizzi is making September easier with 30% off food until 26 September at Henley and Oxford restaurants. The discount is available to Zillionaires members, with new sign-ups also receiving a free garlic bread.
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Frilford Heath to host the R&A Women’s and Men’s Senior Amateur Championships in 2026
Frilford Heath Golf Club has been selected to host The R&A Women’s and Men’s Senior Amateur Championships in 2026, with the prestigious tournaments set to be played on its acclaimed Red Course in Oxfordshire.
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Oxford’s Adaptix enters Swiss market with new VetSA3D distibution agreement
Oxford-based medical imaging specialist Adaptix Ltd has signed a Swiss distribution deal with Schenk Röntgenbedarf AG to supply its VetSA3D 3D X-ray system. The breakthrough technology delivers high-quality, low-dose imaging at reduced cost, supporting more accurate diagnoses.
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New Oxford private medical centre to create 100 jobs as part of £30m investment
Oxford is set to gain a new £30m private medical centre in 2025, creating over 100 permanent jobs. Operated by Welbeck Health Partners, the site will offer 12 specialist services including cardiology, dermatology, neurology and more.
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Residents invited to share views on Oxfordshire school streets proposals
Oxfordshire residents can now have their say on plans to expand the county’s school streets programme. Proposals cover new and extended schemes in Banbury, Carterton, Didcot and Oxford, with the consultation open until 13 October.
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Oxford University confirms plans for housing on North Oxford Golf Club site
Oxford University and two colleges plan to redevelop the North Oxford Golf Club site with around 1,180 homes. The 118-year-old course will close later this year, leaving many members devastated.
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Greyarc Investments unveils plans for redevelopment of Building 2700 into OxBio Hub
Greyarc Investments has revealed plans to transform Oxford Business Park’s former Oxfam HQ into OxBio Hub, a flexible, sustainable innovation campus designed for science and technology companies, providing lab-ready spaces, modern amenities and growth opportunities.