Oxford United News
Browse news and stories about Oxford United Football Club, a professional association football club based in Oxford, including updates on plans for its new stadium at The Triangle, situated south of Kidlington Roundabout.
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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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Oxford United stadium plans recommended for approval ahead of key planning meeting
Oxford United’s plans for a 16,000-seat stadium in Kidlington have been recommended for approval, with a key Cherwell District Council planning committee meeting set for 14 August before referral to the Secretary of State.
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Oxfordshire towns gain direct matchday bus services to Kassam Stadium
Oxfordshire towns and villages will be directly linked to the Kassam Stadium for Oxford United’s 2024-25 Championship campaign through Oxford Bus Group’s Football Specials. Seven dedicated matchday services, including new OX1 and OX4 routes, will connect fans from Wantage, Grove, Burford, Witney, and more.
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Oxford Bus Company backs Oxford United’s new stadium plans
Oxford Bus Company, Oxfordshire’s largest bus operator and part of the Go-Ahead Group, has officially supported Oxford United’s proposed 16,000-seat stadium north of the city. Highlighting sustainable travel, the company praised plans for 90% of matchday attendees to use public transport, cycling, or walking.
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Oxford United’s new stadium to deliver jobs and local growth
Cycas Hospitality which will operate a 180-room Radisson hotel at Oxford United’s proposed new stadium has voiced strong support for the project citing its potential to create up to 80 permanent hotel jobs and benefit the local economy.
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EFL highlights community benefits of new football stadiums ahead of Oxford United plans
The English Football League’s charitable arm, EFL in the Community, has voiced strong support for Oxford United’s proposed new stadium, citing its wide-reaching benefits, including supporting local health and wellbeing, reducing NHS pressures, and creating nearly 1,000 jobs, with 20% reserved for locals.
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Cherwell planning team in final stages of report on Oxford United stadium proposals
Oxford United Football Club has confirmed that the planning process for its proposed new stadium has reached a critical milestone, with Cherwell District Council’s planning department now in the final stages of completing its official report.
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Oxford United backs Dorchester-on-Thames cricket club through Dreaming Spires initiative
Dorchester-on-Thames Cricket Club has received a £1,000 boost from Oxford United’s Dreaming Spires initiative to enhance its 50-year-old clubhouse and support grassroots cricket. In partnership with the ECB, the club is rolling out the All Stars programme for children and creating access to matches for local schools without pitches.
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Oxford United launches Fan Advisory Board to replace Supporters Panel
The Oxford United Supporters Panel (OUSP) will be succeeded by a newly established Fan Advisory Board (FAB), as part of changes to the Club’s supporter engagement approach aimed at strengthening its relationship with fans.
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Wychwood School hosts international rugby stars to inspire the next generation
Women’s Rugby World Cup finalist Shaunagh Brown and England Rugby Sevens player Abbie Brown visited Oxford this week to inspire the next generation of players at a charity school tournament organised by Wychwood School.
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Oxford United secures short-term extension at Kassam Stadium
Oxford United and the Firoka Group have signed a short-term extension to their licence agreement, allowing the Club to remain at the Kassam Stadium for up to two additional seasons.
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Oxford United’s new stadium plans could transform women’s games in Oxfordshire
Grace Bailey, Her Game Too ambassador, supports Oxford United’s proposed all-electric, multi-purpose stadium, calling it transformative for women’s football. The 16,000-capacity venue would allow Oxford United Women to regularly play at the Club’s home ground for the first time, promoting equality, inclusion, and opportunities for female players.
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Oxford United grant helps enhance support for visually impaired in Oxfordshire
MyVision Oxfordshire, a charity supporting 3,000 visually impaired people annually, has received a £1,000 grant from Oxford United’s Dreaming Spires initiative to boost it’s Community Engagement Project.
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Oxford United to celebrate community impact at Community Matchday
The event highlights the charity’s work across Oxfordshire, supporting over 1,600 individuals annually through programmes focused on health, inclusion, education, and employability.
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Oxford United’s new stadium shortlisted for sustainability in Football Business Awards
Oxford United’s new all-electric stadium has been shortlisted for the sustainability category of the Football Business Awards, recognizing its commitment to tackling climate change.
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Oxford United partners with Radisson for landmark hotel development
Oxford United has partnered with Radisson Hotel Group to develop a 180-room hotel as part of the club’s proposed new stadium complex at the Triangle, north of Oxford. Over half of the hotel’s rooms will overlook the pitch, offering a premium experience.