Friendly new faces in community safety team
The council team that works to promote community safety in north Oxfordshire is bigger and better for…
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Paul inspired to ditch diabetes by local health initiative
After being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, Kidlington resident Paul Willems was inspired to change his life for the better following a referral to the Move Together scheme.
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Time to consider feedback will strengthen Local Plan
A consultation on the future of development in the district will be deferred to allow further consideration of feedback received on the proposed plan at an overview and scrutiny committee meeting.
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An exciting new vision for the future of Banbury town centre
Residents, businesses, and visitors will soon be invited to help create an exciting and ambitious new vision for Banbury town centre.
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Six-week consultation on Cherwell Local Plan 2040
Local residents and other stakeholders will be having their say on the future of development in Cherwell district when a key document goes out to consultation next month.
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New year, new life for your Christmas tree
Residents can make their post-Christmas clear up even easier by having their real Christmas trees collected for composting.
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Council calls on government to enact renters’ reforms
Tenants’ rights to a safe and secure home are getting fresh backing as Cherwell District Council writes to the government, calling on ministers to bring forward proposals in the Renters Reform…
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Christmas opening hours and bin rounds
The council phone lines and offices will be closed on the two national bank holidays, Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 December, as well as on Friday 30 December which is a non-working day for the council.
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Savings for brown bin early birds
Householders who would like to renew their brown bin licences early can take advantage of a £4 early bird discount.
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Kidlington electors should return postal votes promptly due to strikes
Postal voters in two Kidlington parish by-elections are being urged to return their ballots as soon as possible to avoid them being held up by Royal Mail strike action.
