Stanford & the Hanneys

People using the A338 between Frilford and East Hanney are now benefiting from improved safety thanks to work done by the county council. Repair crews spent two weeks repairing the ditch next to the road after a lorry crash made it unsafe. The …

Bold transport proposals are in the pipeline for Oxfordshire as the county joins the nation in gradually emerging from lockdown and preparing for the “new normal.” Innovative ideas have been identified by county councillors all over Oxfordshire …

Residents in Oxfordshire are being asked not to make a dash to the county’s Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) when they reopen on Monday 18th May and risk spending time in tailbacks seen elsewhere in the country where sites have …

During May six Oxfordshire County Council’s Household Waste Recycling Centres will be closing for two days to carry out a deep clean and essential maintenance at the sites. This is part of the council’s planned approach to maintenance, and is …

Residents’ interests will always come first - that’s set to be the resolute message from Oxfordshire County Council as it continues to scrutinise plans for a new reservoir to the southwest of Abingdon between Steventon, East Hanney and …

Our road repair team have finished resurfacing Church Green and Chapel Road in Stanford in the Vale. With almost 3,000 miles of road to look after across the county, we need your help – tell us how we can help you fix your street at …

How's that for a headline? What we really mean is that our road repair team have been out to use a special technique known as Paco-patching, which is designed specifically to deal with areas around road drains that have taken a hammering from …

Following a collision between two lorries yesterday which caused damage to the road surface, the A420 has been reduced to one lane at Buckland for safety reasons. Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service rescued one of the drivers who …

Goosey Wick pioneers new co-funding scheme to expand high-speed broadband to more Oxfordshire communities Goosey Wick villagers will be the first to harvest the benefits of a new £600,000 Oxfordshire faster broadband fund, led by Oxfordshire …