Windrush Day celebrations in Oxford
This Windrush Day (Monday 22 June), Oxford City Council are highlighting the contribution the Windrush generation have made to Oxford.…
Funding of £218m to boost infrastructure in Didcot
Government funding to support the growing population of Didcot. Yesterday, 19 June, news that the £218m of funding to boost…
Over 30% of furloughed employees illegally asked to work
In a study conducted by an Abingdon based law firm, results show that just over a third of employers have…
Trade talks with Australia could deliver cheaper Tim Tams
Today marks the much anticipated opening of the UK-Australia free trade agreement talks. Boris Johnson took to Twitter to discuss…
COVID-19 shines a “cruel light” on inequalities
Public health chief calls for urgent action. Whilst statistics show Oxfordshire as one of the most affluent counties in the…
BREAKING NEWS: An Independent Commission of Inquiry underway for the Rhodes statue
A statement has been provided by the Governing Body of Oriel College. In a statement provided this evening, Oriel College…
It’s swarm season for bees here in the UK
What do you do if you see a swarm of bees? As restrictions are eased and the UK population begins…
The ‘Oxford Box’ could be a breakthrough in treating coronavirus patients
Formula 1 and the fight against coronavirus – an unlikely power couple. Staff at the Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS…
UK man suing for £136,328 after a date gave him a coldsore
A British personal trainer is suing his date for giving him a “virus for life” during their romantic encounter. Martin…
Hundreds attend Tuesday’s Black Lives Matter March
Hundreds of people have turned out Oxford’s Black Lives Matter March. Oxford’s #BlackLivesMatter peaceful protest, organised by Black Lives Matter…