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West Oxfordshire District Council has boosted its commitment to tackling climate change.

Local residents are being warned not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them by making sure their electoral registration details are up to date.

For the first time in the history of the Census, there will be a question on service in the Armed Forces following a campaign led by The Royal British Legion and Poppyscotland and supported by West Oxfordshire District Council.

West Oxfordshire District Council has today launched its streamlined application process for licences to place tables and chairs outside pubs and cafes.

The garden village north of Eynsham is set to be named Salt Cross.

The results of our Climate Action Survey are in and paint a revealing picture of how residents are tackling environmental issues and how they want the Council to help them do more.

Following feedback from residents, shoppers and businesses, Welch Way and the lower High Street in Witney will be reopened to traffic.

West Oxfordshire District Council will waive fees for businesses applying to put tables and chairs outside when new Government licensing laws are passed.

Plans are being put in place to introduce a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in West Oxfordshire.

More than 800 affordable homes have been built in West Oxfordshire over the last three years, figures have revealed.

Businesses where customers are potentially in close contact are being urged to ensure they follow the NHS Test and Trace rules.

More than 100 public bins are being replaced across the District.