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Communists and Labour Party join Oxford Unity March against far-right

About 80 people assembled at Manzil Way Garden in East Oxford on 17th October 2026 ahead of the Unity March, which later made its way through the city centre and concluded with speeches outside the We...

Kagan and Soai win Nobel chemistry prize for chiral synthesis research

Professors Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai received this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organi...

Thames Water lenders select Lord Hutton as chair in rescue bid to avoid nationalisation

A group of lenders to Thames Water has announced plans to install Lord John Hutton as independent chair of the struggling utility company should its rescue proposal be approved. The London & Valley W...

Oxford ranked world’s number one university for record 11th consecutive year

Oxford University has once again secured the top position globally in the Times Higher Education rankings for an unprecedented eleventh consecutive year, establishing a record for the longest period a...

Amal Clooney hosts dinner at Oxford hotel for justice foundation

Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney has revisited one of Oxford's most prestigious hotels. Last year, the legal professional, who is married to actor George Clooney, took up a position as a visiting pro...

Oxford firm launches Learning for Life membership with 100+ courses

A digital education platform headquartered in Oxford has introduced a comprehensive annual subscription designed to support continuous personal development throughout adulthood. The initiative, brand...

Soul Sound: Cotswolds sound bath launches at Caswell House, Brize Norton, November 15

A new relaxation experience combining sound and candlelight is set to launch in West Oxfordshire. Soul Sound: Cotswolds will debut on November 15 at Caswell House in Brize Norton. The two-hour event...

Oxford Saïd opens £70m Global Leadership Centre at Osney Power Station

A £70 million development has opened at the historic Osney Power Station, providing Saïd Business School with expanded facilities for its executive education offerings. The Global Leadership Centre r...

56-year-old Balliol night porter becomes football club chairman

At 56, Sean Qualter has established himself as an accomplished figure within Balliol College's football setup. As the leading goalscorer for the club's second team, he has also accumulated several ap...

Oxford students defend campus “bubble” as common social phenomenon

The Oxbridge academic environment frequently attracts criticism for its perceived detachment and class-based insularity. This represents a form of separation from broader society that numerous indivi...

Witney Parkinson’s café opens at Richmond Villages with over 30 at first session

A support initiative has launched in Witney to provide a regular gathering space for individuals affected by Parkinson's disease. Richmond Villages Witney has established a monthly café, with the ina...

Memorial bench for Covid victims to be blessed at Oxford church on October 18

A commemorative bench honouring individuals who lost their lives during the coronavirus outbreak will be formally dedicated during a special congregation at St Andrew's Church in Headington, Oxford. ...

Bicester retirement community Clementine Lodge hosts open day for over-60s

A retirement complex in Bicester is inviting those aged 60 and above along with their relatives to a special showcase event. Clementine Lodge, situated on St John's Street, will welcome visitors on T...

Banbury Pride 2027 fundraiser at The Apothecary Tap, October 24

A fundraising event for Banbury Pride 2027 is scheduled to take place later this month. The gathering will serve as the opening act for preparations leading up to next year's celebration. The fundra...

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Communists and Labour Party join Oxford Unity March against far-right

About 80 people assembled at Manzil Way Garden in East Oxford on 17th October 2026 ahead of the Unity March, which later made its way through the city centre and concluded with speeches outside the We...

Kagan and Soai win Nobel chemistry prize for chiral synthesis research

Professors Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai received this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organi...

Oxfordshire council websites offline amid critical global security issue

Both Oxfordshire County Council and Oxford City Council have removed their websites from service while investigating a technical problem described as a known global issue. The National Cyber Security...

Labour PM Andy Burnham’s premiership raises questions over his mandate

A political mandate is essential for leaders exercising significant authority because it strengthens both legitimacy and the perceived right to govern. It also serves as an important measure of democ...