Christ Church Oxford News
Browse news and features about Christ Church at the University of Oxford, one of the oldest and most prestigious colleges of Oxford University, and Christ Church Cathedral, which is both the seat of the Diocesan Bishop (or most senior bishop) of the Church of England’s Diocese of Oxford and the college chapel.
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Water Eaton development to bring £24.6m investment and up to 400 affordable homes to Oxfordshire
Plans for up to 800 new homes at Water Eaton, including 400 affordable properties, have moved forward with a £24.6 million infrastructure investment package supporting schools, transport, sports facilities and community services across Oxfordshire.
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Water Eaton scheme outline consent approved to deliver 800 homes and major infrastructure
Outline consent has been granted for an 800-home sustainable development at Water Eaton, including 400 affordable homes and major infrastructure investment.
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Oxford’s Christ Church Picture Gallery set for major renovation and expansion
Christ Church, Oxford has announced a major renovation and expansion of its Picture Gallery, transforming the Grade II listed building into a modern, world-class facility with improved access, conservation standards, and research provision.
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Christ Church celebrates 500 years of music with landmark festival
Christ Church celebrates its 500th anniversary this autumn with a landmark music festival featuring concerts, recitals, and special events. Highlights include Haydn’s The Creation, Walton’s Façade, and performances by world-class ensembles and distinguished Christ Church alumni.
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Christ Church opens new Longhorn Café in Meadow, in early steps to opening up
Named after the beautiful, rare cattle which live in the Christ Church Meadow, the Longhorn Café is set within the Visitor Centre and is accessed through the shop.
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Christ Church Cathedral welcomes worshippers back to choral services
The new rules, following the easing of the pandemic restrictions, mean it is once again permitted for members of the congregation to enjoy full choral worship.