Council sets prudent budget for 2021/22 in uncertain times
Cherwell District Council has set its budget for the 2021/22 financial year.
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Don’t delay in claiming financial support when told to self-isolate
People who will suffer financial hardship when told to self-isolate should not delay in applying for support.
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Cherwell cases on the rise as people urged not to give COVID-19 a gift for Christmas
People in Cherwell are being urged to continue to abide by the rules before and during the festive season to avoid giving their loved ones COVID-19 this Christmas
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Savings planned in face of financial uncertainties as Cherwell seeks a sustainable future
Future uncertainties around funding and the impact of COVID-19 mean Cherwell District Council will for the first time in many years need to make significant savings over the next two years.
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New Local Testing Site opens at Woodgreen Leisure Centre
A new walk-through coronavirus testing facility has opened for those with symptoms to book appointments at Woodgreen Leisure Centre in Banbury.
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Pledge to tackle racism and include everyone
The diversity of north Oxfordshire communities will be better represented, through a new ‘Including Everyone’ policy framework launched this week.
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Big budget challenges may lie ahead as council awaits key information from Whitehall
Cherwell District Council is planning ahead for the possibility of budgetary challenges next year.
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Independent experts take a fresh look at options for delivering key local services to Oxfordshire people
Independent experts have taken a fresh look at the different options for local government structures
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Play today and win a stay with the Cherwell Community Lottery
Residents in north Oxfordshire have for more than a year been enjoying taking part in the Cherwell Community Lottery
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Tributes paid to former council chairman
Members of Cherwell District Council are paying tribute to Maureen Hastings, a former council chairman who has passed away at the age of 92.
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Frontline services protected from COVID financial shortfall savings as council plans for future challenges
Cherwell District Council is seeking to protect valued frontline services, protect the most vulnerable and begin to plan for the financial challenges of future years.
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Data matching streamlines annual voter canvass
The process of confirming their voter registration will be smoother and simpler for most residents, thanks to a massive new information sharing project.
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Gary is helping #stopthespread while helping handle customer inquiries to Cherwell District Council
Many of us have not done a day’s work in the office since March and we’ve been adjusting to life working from home
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Feedback sought on proposal to split parish council
Consultation letters are landing on Adderbury doormats as a request to create two new parish councils is examined.
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Cherwell approaches digital democracy milestone
Plans to ensure key decisions are made for north Oxfordshire residents will be put into action from next week, when the first virtual meeting of Cherwell District Council will be held.
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Oxfordshire to mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe
Oxfordshire councils are to mark the historical milestone of Victory in Europe Day on 8 May with a series of video tributes from key people across the county.
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IT service staff deserve huge praise say council leaders
Frontline council workers have rightly won public praise in recent weeks for continuing to do such a terrific job but what about the technical supporters and enablers?
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Shielding our most vulnerable residents
Our most vulnerable residents across Oxfordshire will have recently received correspondence from the NHS, identifying them as high risk and advising them to strictly self-isolate for 12 weeks.
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Volunteering in Oxfordshire - you can do your bit
The work of the voluntary and community sector across Oxfordshire is invaluable and the county has some of the best initiatives across the country.
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Coronavirus: service updates and information
Our latest Covid-19 service updates are now hosted on our coronavirus homepage.
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Services will continue to be delivered with large numbers of staff working from home
Services will continue to be delivered with large numbers of staff working from home
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Closure of Kidlington LinkPoint
Kidlington Parish Council have taken the decision to close its building until further notice. As a result our Kidlington LinkPoint office is also closed.
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Cherwell commits to continued support for refugees
People who have left their home country in difficult circumstances are to continue to be welcomed in north Oxfordshire as part of a central Government scheme that has proved a success.