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News Go Thames Valley boss joins Experience Oxfordshire Board
The Managing Director of Go Thames Valley has joined the Board of Experience Oxfordshire, bringing further transport and sustainability expertise to the county’s tourism organisation. Luke Marion was formally appointed to the Board of Directors and Trustees in July 2026. Experience Oxfordshire is the county’s Destination Management Organisation and a VisitEngland-accredited Local Visitor Economy Partnership, […]
News EZ-Charge Advocates for VAT Reduction on Public EV Charging to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
In a move to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption, Oxfordshire-based charge point operator EZ-Charge urges the UK government to cut VAT on public EV charging. The aim is to create an incentive for more drivers to transition to electric vehicles. Tackling VAT Disparity Public EV charging is currently subject to a 20% VAT, which is […]
News Oxfordshire Sees Promising Visitor Economy Recovery in 2022, Yet Challenges Persist
Oxfordshire, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, is witnessing a steady return of visitors, as reported by Experience Oxfordshire. Despite this positive trend, the region’s visitor economy still faces hurdles in regaining its pre-pandemic strength. Encouraging Growth Amidst Economic Challenges The 2022 Economic Impact Report for Tourism in Oxfordshire reveals a significant increase […]
News Oxford’s Christmas Light Festival 2023: A Celebration of Community and Creativity
Oxford is gearing up for its annual Christmas Light Festival, set to illuminate the city with creativity and community spirit from 17th to 19th November 2023. Coordinated by Oxford City Council, this year’s festival promises an array of engaging activities, captivating light displays, and unique artistic collaborations. Throughout the festival weekend, artists and local communities […]
News North Oxford Corridor Project Wins National Sustainability Accolade
Oxfordshire County Council, in collaboration with their longstanding contractor Milestone Infrastructure, received accolades in three distinct categories at the Highways Awards. This recognition is attributed to their joint efforts on the north Oxford corridor improvement initiative. The primary goal of the north Oxford corridor initiative is to provide more convenient access to Oxford’s city centre, […]
News Marston Cycle Path in Oxford Reopens Ahead of Schedule
Oxford’s well-trodden Marston cycle lane, which provides a vital link between Marston and the city centre, has reopened. Notably, the refurbishment efforts have culminated two weeks earlier than originally planned. Essential repair works were carried out on the Fignon Cycle bridge due to the previous structure’s deteriorating state, which posed potential dangers to both cyclists […]
News Oxfam’s Cowley Superstore Extends a Warm Welcome with Extended Hours and Special Half-Term Offers
The renowned charity store is seeking volunteers to help accommodate new opening days and is presenting an array of activities and budget-friendly meals for kids this October half-term. Oxfam’s flagship superstore, centrally located off Garsington Road in Cowley, is excited to announce its extension to six days a week operational hours and a plethora of […]
News Oxfordshire to Trial Innovative Street Lamps Boosting Connectivity with £250,000 Funding
Oxfordshire is set to pioneer multi-functional street columns capable of charging electric vehicles and enhancing wireless service coverage, following a £250,000 grant awarded to Oxfordshire County Council to trial groundbreaking digital technology. Acknowledging the growing need for superior wireless services, Oxfordshire is exploring smart infrastructure integrations into various street elements such as lamp posts, traffic […]
News Oxford City Council and The Hill Group Partner to add 111 Affordable Homes to Canalside Development
In a landmark agreement, Oxford City Council is set to acquire 111 affordable homes from The Hill Group, a reputable housebuilder, at the Canalside development located south of the A40. This move aims to address the severe housing affordability crisis in Oxford, one of the most expensive places to live in the UK. The 111 […]
