Bicester hotel fined for rodent infestation in kitchen
The operator of a Bicester hotel and restaurant has been ordered to pay a total of £18,500 for a…
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Campaign unlocks nearly £200,000 for north Oxfordshire pensioners
North Oxfordshire residents received over £194,000 in support, thanks to a council-led winter pension credit campaign.
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Your views will help shape proposals for a new local council for our area
Residents, businesses, and community organisations are being invited to give their views on proposals for a new larger local council covering Cherwell, West Oxfordshire, and Oxford City.
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Concrete company fined for environmental offences
A concrete processing plant has been ordered to pay £46,000 for operating unlawfully after being prosecuted by Cherwell District Council.
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Five councils launch two-unitary proposal for Oxfordshire and West Berkshire
Change is coming to local government across England, and five councils are working together to propose two strong and locally accountable unitary authorities for Oxfordshire and West Berkshire.
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Chair’s chain changes hands at Cherwell
Oxfordshire Mind received a £6,163 cheque from outgoing council chairman Cllr Dr Chukwudi Okeke on Wednesday.
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Statement on Bicester Motion incident
A statement from Councillor David Hingley, Leader of the Council.
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Official opening of new council office
A ribbon was cut at the council’s Castle Quay headquarters yesterday to mark the official opening of its new office.
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Celebrating VE Day in Cherwell
Cherwell District Council is encouraging residents to join in a VE Day celebration event near them as the country marks 80 years since the end of World War Two in Europe on Thursday, 8 May.
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A bold new vision for Cherwell’s future
Cherwell District Council has launched a new vision to shape a thriving, sustainable, and connected future for north Oxfordshire residents and businesses.
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West Oxfordshire and Cherwell district councils to work together to develop a two unitary option for local government reorganisation in Oxfordshire
West Oxfordshire and Cherwell district councils are to work together to develop a two unitary option for local government reorganisation in Oxfordshire.
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Council announces office move date
Cherwell District Council will move to its new home at Castle Quay on Monday, 31 March.
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Council cabinets and executives set to discuss future shape of Oxfordshire’s local government
Councils across Oxfordshire are set to reply to a government request for interim proposals on the shape of local government reorganisation in the county.
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A balanced budget to protect local services
The budget that funds vital public services including waste collections, housing and planning in Cherwell has been agreed.
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Preparations for the council’s Castle Quay move underway
Cherwell District Council has begun preparations for its move to Castle Quay with the help of contractor Workplace Creations.
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Consultation opens on council budget
North Oxfordshire residents, businesses and communities can now have their say on the district council’s budget proposals for next year.
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Residents invited to rate and review their local services
Cherwell District Council is reaching out to residents across the district to take part in its Residents’ Satisfaction Survey and have their say on local services.
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Celebrating Black History Month at Cherwell District Council
In October, the UK marks Black History Month, an opportunity to recognise black culture, history, and achievements.
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Statements from the deputy leader and chairman of the council
Statements from the deputy leader and chairman of the council.
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Get ready to vote as registration deadline nears
North Oxfordshire residents who are not yet registered to vote are reminded that the deadline to register for the May elections is just a few days away.
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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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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.
