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Hundreds of local businesses in West Oxfordshire affected by the national lockdown have applied for financial help from a Government grant scheme run by the council. 

The show must go on – that is the message from organisers of the annual Carterton lantern procession.

A drive to install electric vehicle charging points in Council-owned car parks has moved up a gear.

After a comprehensive review, West Oxfordshire District Council is set to remove all of its community recycling sites now that every household has a fortnightly kerbside recycling service.

Local businesses in West Oxfordshire that are affected by the national lockdown will be able to apply for a Support Grant from this Monday (16 Nov).

A specialist Council team will this week start contacting more than 4,000 ‘clinically extremely vulnerable’ (CEV) residents across the District.

Residents across the District have had their electric blankets tested despite the Covid-19 pandemic.

Council planners want to hear views on a document designed to help inform developers how much they will be required to pay towards infrastructure for new developments in the District.

We are aware many business owners will be worried about the financial implications of having to close due to the new lockdown restrictions on Thursday.

Help will be available to those who need it this winter as the Oxfordshire community comes together to do its bit to control the virus and save lives.

Firework displays should be regulated more effectively to prevent distress to vulnerable people, animals and to avoid environmental damage, councillors have ruled.

Councillors have backed a petition demanding action against the pollution of rivers with sewage by Thames Water.