Local news: Oxford
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Six by Nico is now open at the Westgate Centre in Oxford
Six by Nico, the innovative restaurant group known for its rotating six-course tasting menus, is now open at the Oxfordโs Westgate Centre, and the first tasting menu is โThe Chippieโ – a nostalgic chip shop-inspired menu.
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The Oxford Trust launches Accessing Science Fund to support young people into STEM
๏ปฟ The Oxford Trust has launched the Accessing Science Fund to improve science learning for children and young people who are less likely to have access to STEM activities and resources in schools and community groups across Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
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The new hotel in the historic Boswells department store has officially opened
Oxfordโs new luxury lifestyle hotel – The Store – has officially opened its doors. The Store sits in the building of the former Oxford institution, Boswells and features 101 rooms, three dining outlets and bars, including a rooftop bar, a co-working space and a cocooning urban spa. Every detail is inspired by the rich heritage of the buildingโs former life…
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A School Streets initiative trial hasย come into force in Oxfordโs Meadow Lane
A โSchool Streetsโ initiative trial hasย come into forceย at the St Mary and St John School in Meadow Lane in Oxford this week, resulting in the closure of Bedford Street by Argle Street to motorists at school pick-up and drop-off times.
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Oxfordโs Market Street reopens following pedestrian-friendly improvementย works
Oxfordโs Market Street has reopened following the completion of the main improvement works by Oxford City Council to make the street moreย pedestrian-friendly for an 18-month trial period.
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Oxford residents can now apply for affordable homes in the Vale of White Horse district
An agreement between the two councils means 1,100 affordable homes in the Vale have been earmarked to help meet the cityโs housing need in the next 10 years โ in addition to the affordable homes specifically for Vale residents.
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Oxfordshire school children showcase hundreds of works of art for charityย
Young Art Oxfordโs annual competition returns this week to showcase more than 600 works of art created by local school children in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity and AT The Bus.
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Residents of an LTN street in Oxford react to findings of a damning report
We spoke to those living on Magdalen Road in Oxford this week to find out what it is like living on a street where traffic is prevented from taking shortcuts through a residential area.
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Planning inspectors announce dates Oxfordโs Local Plan 2040 initial public hearings
Initial hearings have been scheduled for three days from Tuesday, 11 June, to Thursday, 13 June,ย at Rose Hill Community Centre from 9.30am daily.ย
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Cowleyย Post Office to close with politicians blaming low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs)
Templars Square in Cowley is set to lose its parcel-sending facility on Saturday, 25 May, as the Midcounties Co-op store, which hosts it, leaves the area. A new office will come to the closest viable Co-op location, in Rose Hill.












