
Council explores options for a potential move
Cherwell District Council has begun exploring the possibility of relocating from its current…
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Castle Quay Launches Its Greatest Show Yet!
Castle Quay is delighted to announce it will be celebrating Waterfront’s one year anniversary with a Greatest Showman inspired event.
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Returning chairman Les Sibley presents huge charity cheque
A Bicester charity was handed a cheque for £10,600 as council Chairman Councillor Les Sibley ended one term of office and embarked on a new one.
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Photo ID reminder as local elections near
As residents prepare to vote on 4 May, a call is going out to remind them to bring their photo ID to the polling station.
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Remember to take photo ID to be able to vote on election day
A third of the seats on Cherwell District Council are up for election on Thursday 4 May. For the first time, voters will need to show photo ID when casting their vote at a polling station.
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Cherwell’s continued commitment to supporting workforce
8 March not only marks International Women’s’ Day but also the day that Cherwell District Council signed the Menopause Workplace Pledge.
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Balanced budget protects services and drives investment
The budget that funds north Oxfordshire’s waste collections, housing and planning services has been agreed, setting key public services on a firm footing.
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Council standing tall after LGA review
An independent review of Cherwell District Council as a standalone authority for the first time in a decade, has heralded it as a leader of place, with big ambitions and a track record of delivering.
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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.
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Council launches budget consultation on measured savings to protect district services
Cherwell District Council’s residents are now being asked to have their say on proposals for the council’s 2023/24 budget, which funds services such as waste collection, planning, and…
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Delivering for Cherwell
Cherwell District Council’s Executive will be considering the council’s first ever Annual Delivery Plan (ADP) at its meeting today, Monday 7 November.
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Cherwell disappointed with Oxfordshire County Council decision not to apply for Investment Zones
A statement from Councillor Barry Wood, Leader of Cherwell District Council.
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Chairman’s fond tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
The Chairman of Cherwell District Council has today visited the council offices to pay tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, following the sad news of her death.
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Statement from Chief Executive on passing of Queen Elizabeth II
Statement from Chief Executive on passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Cherwell to step up bad debt recovery efforts
Cherwell District Council’s (CDC) executive committee will next week consider plans for the council to step up its efforts to recover bad debt in the future.
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Council Leader welcomes Refugees Minister and sets out concerns for future of schemes
Councillor Barry Wood, leader of Cherwell District Council, has this morning (Monday 15 August) welcomed Refugees Minister Lord Harrington to Bicester.
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Chairman cements charitable commitment with buy a brick campaign
People wishing to support adults with severe learning disabilities can buy a piece of a purpose-built care facility in Bicester for just £5.
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Look out for electoral registration email
Cherwell residents should look out for an email from the council asking them to confirm their electoral registration details in the coming days
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Chairman announces fundraising drive for new care centre
Adults with disabilities stand to benefit as the chairman of Cherwell District Council announces that he will raise funds for Alexandra House of Joy during his term of office.
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Council reports underspend thanks to careful management
The budget which supports key public services in north Oxfordshire is being prudently managed as Cherwell District Council reports a £0.430m underspend.
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Bicester’s dedicated community supporter Les Sibley becomes Chairman of Cherwell District Council
More than a quarter of a century of service as a councillor in Bicester by Les Sibley has culminated in him taking on the important role of Chairman of Cherwell District Council.
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Voter registration deadline is just days away
Cherwell residents are reminded that the deadline to register to vote in the May local elections is just days away.
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Chair of Cherwell District Council celebrates International Women's Day
Today is International Women's Day, celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
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Council and NHS staff across the county thanked for their efforts during the pandemic
Council and NHS leaders are taking the opportunity to thank staff across local authorities and the health and social care system for their tireless efforts to provide services and support communities…
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Support for CCTV systems to continue as council updates its budget plans
Updated budget proposals are being made as Cherwell District Council continues to carefully plan ahead with sustainable and resilient measures to respond to uncertainties in future funding
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Oxfordshire County Council and Cherwell District Council in discussions to end formal partnership
Oxfordshire County Council and Cherwell District Council are in discussions to bring their formal partnership arrangements to an end.
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Have your say on parish council boundaries
The map showing where one parish ends and another begins could be redrawn in the coming months, and local people are being asked to voice their views.
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Castle Quay opens up canal side destination with new bridge
Cherwell District Council is pleased to announce that a new canal walkway bridge at Castle Quay is open.
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Key parish boundaries could be redrawn
Lines which mark where one parish ends and another begins could soon be updated to reflect development across the district.