Driving in Oxford? You’ll need a permit to use a traffic filter while it’s operating. Check locations and find out about permits before travelling. In the first six months, you’ll get one warning if you go through without a permit before fines apply. 🔗 www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/trafficfilters

🚌 Thanks to the congestion charge, 40,000 more bus journeys are being made in Oxford each week. Watch Luke Marion, Managing Director of Oxford Bus Company, explain the increase they’ve seen.

Residents in and around Woodstock can look forward to a new, modern library and community hubs on the site of the former library, with plans announced by Oxfordshire County Council and West Oxfordshire District Council today. Read more: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/councils-joi...

Councils join forces to progress new library for Woodstock

Residents in and around Woodstock can look forward to a new, modern library and community hubs on the site of the former library, with plans announced by Oxfordshire County Council and West Oxfordshir...

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We’ve been digging into the future of trams. Actually, we didn’t need to dig as deep as you might expect: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/exploring-th...

We're encouraging people who smoke in Oxfordshire to take part in Stoptober and make use of free local support, as we prepare for a national change designed to help protect future generations from the harms caused by smoking. Find out more: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/stoptober-su...

The Oxfordshire Museum has been awarded the prestigious Sandford Award for the quality of its heritage learning programme! Find out more: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/the-oxfordsh...

The Oxfordshire Museum scoops national heritage learning award

A nationally recognised quality mark has highlighted the Oxfordshire Museum as one of the UK and Ireland’s leading places for heritage learning.The Oxfordshire County Council-run museum, in Woodstock,...

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Social care and how to pay for it is at the top of the news agenda today. If you have an opinion, here is how to get involved. The Big Conversation on Care wants your opinion and the Casey Commission will reflect your views back to government - caseycommission.co.uk/bigconversat...

Work has started on developing ambitious plans to regenerate Banbury: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/project-aims...

Oxford’s traffic filters trial starts today. You can still drive to all parts of Oxford, but cars without a permit may need to use a different route. The £5 congestion charge option is no longer available. Find out more about traffic filters and permit types: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/trafficfilters

Oxford’s traffic filter trial will start on Monday 28 September. Watch Councillor Gareth Epps, Cabinet Member for Transport at Oxfordshire County Council, reflect on what we have learned from the temporary congestion charge and why we are moving to traffic filters trial.

Oxford’s traffic filters trial starts next week. You can still drive to all parts of Oxford, but if your car doesn’t have a permit, you may need to use a different route. Check permit options and plan ahead: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/trafficfilters

One of the best ways to travel into Oxford is by Park & Ride. There are five bus journeys into the city centre. Read traffic filters are coming: travel tips for getting around Oxford: blogs.oxfordshire.gov.uk/traffic-filt...

A new website offering practical advice to help reduce the risk of falling has been launched oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/falls/. Understanding what can lead to a fall, and take proactive measures, can be crucial to keeping you out of hospital. More here - news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/new-website-...

Motorists are being warned of potential delays and congestion in the north Abingdon area next week as work on two major road schemes take place: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/abingdon-roa...

Toilet training is about more than just using the toilet. Practising new skills, like choosing which pants to wear and washing their hands, can help children build confidence and help create a sense of control and routine. See Best Start in Life's 5 steps to toilet training: BestStartInLife.gov.uk

Could your community group apply for a share of a fund to help residents stay active, connected and independent in their communities. More here news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/community-ca...

Oxford’s traffic filters trial starts on Monday 28 September. You can still drive to all parts of Oxford, but if your car doesn’t have a permit, you may need to use a different route. Check permit options and plan ahead: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/trafficfilters

Botley Road in Oxford reopened to traffic this morning, reconnecting west Oxford with the city centre after more than three years: www.networkrailmediacentre.co.uk/news/botley-...

Oxford's Botley Road reopens to through traffic on Sunday after being closed for more than three years. Here's all you need to know if you are panning to use it: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/transport-an...

1/2 A little encouragement can go a long way. If toilet training doesn’t click straight away, try to stay positive – many children need time, practice and repeated opportunities as they develop new skills - focus on progress, not perfection. 5 steps to toilet training: BestStartInLife.gov.uk

Quickways and Quiet Lanes have different purposes, but the same goal: safer journeys. 🚴 Quickways provide direct cycle routes linking key destinations. 🚶 Quiet Lanes are lower-traffic roads that support walking, wheeling, cycling and horse riding. www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/transport-an...

1/2 Join us for fun, free play sessions, this autumn! From messy play to sensory activities and songs, there's something to bring smiles to every child’s face! Our team will also be on hand to give advice on everything from pregnancy to child development and to offer help with everyday challenges.

The Oxford traffic filters trial starts Monday 28 September. Permits with set number of free day passes are available for Oxfordshire residents. Other permits are available for many groups. Find out more and apply: www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/trafficfilters

After a summer of heatwaves, we’re helping to fund 54 different projects to address the impacts of extreme weather. The grants will be used by community groups across the county to tackle the effects of climate change: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/climate-acti...

An NHS Health Check takes 20 minutes or your time, and can spot early signs of problems like high blood pressure before you notice symptoms. Think of it as an MOT for your body. Read: blogs.oxfordshire.gov.uk/yourhealth/

Taking care of your health: is it worth having an NHS Health Check?

The short answer is yes – it really is.  As we move into our 40s, the risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes begins to increase – even if we feel fit and well. That’s why it’s ...

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1/1 Your child may not always know when they need a wee or poo, so don't worry if they aren't telling you every time they need the toilet. Toilet training can look different for every family – it’s all about progress, not perfection – and some children with additional needs may need more support.

A major resurfacing project on the A361 through Banbury town centre has been completed: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/banbury-town...

On Monday 7 September the Government announced a review of the local government reorganisation programme. In this video, Councillor Tim Bearder, Leader of Oxfordshire County Council, shares his thoughts on this development and what it means for Oxfordshire.

Work is set to begin on Monday to improve safety at a crossroads on the A420 west of Southmoor. Details can be found here: news.oxfordshire.gov.uk/safety-impro...

We wish Shana Tova – a Happy New Year – to all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah! Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, celebrated over two days and commemorates the creation of the world. Many communities mark the occasion through prayer, festive meals, reflecting on the year gone by and year ahead