Local news: Oxford
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Property consultancy Vail Williams appoints new Managing Partner for next phase of growth
Vail Williams LLP, a UK-based property consultancy, has announced Danny George as its new Managing Partner, succeeding Matthew Samuel-Camps after a decade of transformative leadership.
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The Lamb Inn launches Prix Fixe lunch menu in Little Milton
The Lamb Inn, a historic 15th-century pub in Little Milton near Oxford, has introduced a new summer Prix Fixe lunch menu, available Wednesday to Friday. Curated by Michelin-trained Head Chef Nat Berney, the seasonal offering includes refined British dishes using locally sourced ingredients.
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Network Rail Chief Executive to visit Oxford following revised Botley Road reopening timeline
Andrew Haines, Chief Executive of Network Rail, is set to visit Oxford on Friday 13 June to meet residents and local businesses and provide an update on the multi-million-pound Oxford Station Enhancement project
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Oxford Bus Company champions community with chatty bus during mental health week
Oxford Bus Company and Thames Travel relaunched their Chatty Bus initiative during Mental Health Awareness Week to tackle loneliness and isolation. Volunteers engaged passengers on the 5A service with friendly conversation between Oxford, Cowley Centre, and Littlemore.
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Flight Club Oxford launches ‘Love Wins’ cocktail for Pride weekend
Flight Club Oxford is celebrating Oxford Pride on Saturday, 07 June, with the launch of a limited-edition cocktail called Love Wins. For every cocktail sold, £1 will be donated to MindOut, a charity supporting LGBTQ+ mental health.
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Oxford Golf Club celebrates 152nd season with record-breaking membership
Oxford Golf Club, Oxfordshire’s oldest and based on Hill Top Road, has kicked off its 152nd season with record-high membership numbers. The club has grown its membership by 66% over five years, now hosting over 750 active players.
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City Sightseeing Oxford slashes family ticket prices to boost tourism
City Sightseeing Oxford has reduced its family ticket prices to £49 for two adults and up to three children, to encourage both locals and tourists to explore the city’s heritage with highlights like the Bodleian Library and Christ Church Cathedral.
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Croudace Homes promotes site safety at Sires Hill Primary in Didcot
The initiative, part of the Willowbrook Park development, educated children on construction safety and supported the school with three new welly storage units to enhance outdoor learning.
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Suzi Quatro announces 2026 UK tour celebrating 62 years in music
Rock legend Suzi Quatro returns to UK stages in 2026 for a major 10-date tour, marking an extraordinary 62 years in music. Kicking off on 07 April in Glasgow, the tour will visit prestigious venues including London Palladium and New Theatre Oxford.
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Oxford City Council approves New Blackbird Leys community centre plans
The purpose-built community centre will provide flexible, welcoming spaces for local residents and groups, with three large halls, a range of office spaces, and comfortable places for people to meet and relax.
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Oxford’s low-carbon housing project reaches highest point of construction
Oxford City Council’s housing company OX Place and Lucy Developments have reached the “topping out” milestone for Marston Paddock, a low-carbon housing project in Old Marston. Due for completion in Autumn 2025, the development will provide 40 affordable homes – 21 for social rent and 19 for shared ownership.












