Eynsham & Lower Windrush

More Oxfordshire libraries are set to open next week (Monday 3 August) in Berinsfield, Chipping Norton, Eynsham and Wallingford. Oxfordshire County Council has already successfully reopened 15 libraries with Abingdon, Banbury, Bicester, Blackbird …

Innovative projects designed to enhance daytime opportunities for adults have received a funding boost from Oxfordshire County Council. Eight organisations were chosen to receive a share of £54,400 in the latest round of the council’s Daytime …

Improvements to the A40 in Oxfordshire would be delivered if a county council bid submitted to central government for funding is approved. The bid is part of the Ministry for Housing Communities and Local Government’s “Housing Infrastructure Fund” …

There has been much media coverage in recent days about funding bids and plans for a cycle path along the B4044 between Oxford and Eynsham. The response we have been providing to media outlets is below and explains why we have not been able to …

Our road crew has been out to tackle potholes on the A40/ B4449 roundabout at Eynsham. A number of defects on the roundabout and A40 nearby had their edges cut square, filled and sealed. The muddy looking finish you see in the picture is …

The finishing touches will be put to a £300,000 project to resurface a stretch of the A40 tonight. Oxfordshire County Council has been carrying out repairs and improvements on the A40 between Cuckoo Lane, Eynsham, to Shores Green, Witney this …

Around £300,000 is being invested in repairs and improvements on the A40 between Cuckoo Lane, Eynsham, to Shores Green, Witney. Work started on this well-used stretch of road on 23 July and is set to last for five nights. The road will be closed …

Firefighters, highways teams and emergency planners have been working through the night to deal with incidents of flash flooding following the downpours that hit Oxfordshire yesterday evening. Highways teams worked to clear surface water from …

The owners and an employee of a local business have been ordered to pay over £4,000 for the unnecessary suffering of a 10-week-old pig at the time of its killing and for failing to keep appropriate veterinary medicine records. Earlier this week …