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Council apologises for errors over claims of support for naming garden village
A complaint against West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) from Eynsham Parish Council (EPC) surrounding the naming of Salt Cross garden village has been upheld.
Competition aims to use young people’s ideas to tackle hate crime
A special competition for young people designed to highlight issues around hate crime has been launched.
Have your say on council services that matter to you
Residents and businesses across the District are being asked to have their say on how the Council will continue to deliver and develop key services.
Business grant applications open for January lockdown as applications process is simplified
The application process for all business grants via West Oxfordshire District Council has now reopened with individuals encouraged to check their eligibility and apply through the Council website.
Top award for hospital arts project
An innovative hospital arts programme, which grew out of an initiative begun in West Oxfordshire, has won a national award.
Cash boost for Go Active Get Healthy programme
A programme dedicated to improving health and fitness among diabetic residents has been given a cash boost.
Residents urged to be vigilant as third lockdown kicks in
Council Leader Michele Mead has issued a rallying call to residents and businesses as the country enters another lockdown.
Historic building to be restored thanks to council grant
Building work on Phase Two of the restoration of a historic building in Bampton can now start thanks to a grant from West Oxfordshire District Council.
Businesses urged to be patient as grants continue to be paid out
Businesses are being urged to be patient regarding Covid-19 grants as the Council finance team continues to assess applications against the backdrop of a rapidly changing national situation.
Lockdown grants paid out to more than 600 businesses before Christmas
Payments totalling almost £1m have been processed ahead of Christmas to ease the pressures on local businesses that either needed to stop trading or were seriously affected during the national lockdown.
Oxfordshire joins neighbours in tier 4, with people told to stay at home
Steep rises in COVID-19 cases in Oxfordshire have prompted the government to place the county into the new tier 4 level of restrictions from Boxing Day, joining many neighbouring areas in the south-east of England.
Survey targets tourism business needs during the pandemic
A wide-ranging survey aimed at gauging how tourism-related businesses in the District have reacted to the pandemic has been launched.