Plan to care for district air
Air quality has continued to improve in north Oxfordshire, meaning that the number of designated…
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Unhygienic fried chicken outlet fined by judge
A cockroach-infested KFC must pay a £30,000 fine after being prosecuted by Cherwell District Council.
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Funding win sees woodland plans take root
Plans to increase tree cover to capture carbon and enhance the environment in north Oxfordshire have received a boost with news of a £43,600 funding win.
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Updates to council’s net zero commitments
A series of fresh carbon-cutting actions has been given the green light by councillors.
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Fast food outlet takes away hefty fines
A Banbury takeaway and its owner have been fined over £55,000 after pleading guilty following a council prosecution.
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One rural road, seven shocking fly-tips
Anyone who witnessed a large vehicle behaving suspiciously north of Wroxton on Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 July is asked to get in touch with the council.
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Councillors voice concern about cuts to Canal & River Trust
The leader of the council will be writing to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in the wake of the announcement that government will be cutting funding to the Canal & River…
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Free coffee pod recycling scheme goes live
North Oxfordshire residents are invited to sign up and make the most of a new coffee pod recycling initiative.
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Next steps towards net zero
Strides towards emptying bins and sweeping the streets with electric vehicles are being made as part of fresh plans to slash the council’s carbon emissions.
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New deal promises improvements at council car parks
Drivers using council car parks are set to benefit from improvements as Cherwell District Council prepares to strike a new deal with Oxfordshire County Council.
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Swimming pool emissions take a dive
Taking a dip at council-run swimming pools is now kinder on the climate, thanks to the arrival of new technology.
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Substantial fines for unhygienic food outlet
A mouse-infested Banbury takeaway has been fined £221,617 and its director barred from the catering industry following a council prosecution.
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Inflatable turtle blights Yarnton lane
Anyone who has recently had a turtle-shaped children’s paddling pool removed from their garden is being asked to provide information about a major fly-tip.
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Climate-friendly upgrade for council depot
The Thorpe Lane waste and recycling depot in Banbury has been refitted with air source heat pumps and innovative batteries as part of a project to slash Cherwell District Council’s carbon…
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Taking charge of battery powered revolution
Drivers of electric vehicles will soon be able to top up their batteries at 22 new park and charge sites in Banbury and Kidlington.
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Crackdown on illegal waste disposal
People who are tempted to cut corners when disposing of their waste are being reminded of the risks they could face.
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New partnership makes most of Cherwell’s mechanical know-how
West Northamptonshire’s bin lorries, street sweeper, and other vehicles will be looked after by Cherwell District Council mechanics under a new partnership arrangement.
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Specialist changing facility is boost to accessibility in Banbury
People living with disabilities can make use of a new specialist toilet facility when visiting the public convenience at Horsefair in Banbury.
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Council addresses concerns over Banbury litter hotspot
Visitors to Banbury town centre are being advised that Cherwell District Council has stepped in to address public concerns with the condition of Malthouse Walk.
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Weekly food waste collections will start from 1 March
North Oxfordshire residents can expect delivery of their new silver caddies in the coming weeks, as a new weekly food waste collection service prepares to launch.