Residents feeling upbeat thanks to community music project
Music and laughter have filled the walls of the wellbeing centre, Nai’s House in Bicester, thanks…
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The difference a year makes on Move Together
Banbury resident Debbie Heighton is thanking a council exercise programme for helping her wow her GP and take control of her health.
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High-definition upgrades will unlock CCTV partnership
The network of CCTV cameras that helps deter anti-social behaviour and crime in north Oxfordshire is set for an up to £250,000 upgrade.
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Families savour the flavour with healthy eating initiative
A warm hug, an amusing conversation, and a shared delicious and hearty meal can make family time special.
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Views sought on tackling antisocial behaviour in Banbury
Visitors and those who live or work in Banbury are invited to have their say on measures to tackle anti-social behaviour.
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Summer of fun for Cherwell’s young people
Parents can now sign their children up for an exciting summer of activities in north Oxfordshire.
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Explore health routes this Walk to School Week
North Oxfordshire families are invited to discover the benefits of walking this Walk to School Week, 20-24 May.
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Community art project installed at Banbury landmark
Banbury’s iconic cross has been given a cheerful makeover for Mental Health Awareness Week thanks to the community arts project, Round and Round.
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Colourful community project to revamp Banbury Cross
Residents can enhance the historic Banbury Cross through Cherwell District Council’s sustainable arts project.
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New action plan will tackle food insecurity
A plan to address food poverty and improve residents’ health has taken an important step forward.
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Good causes urged to strike it lucky with funding opportunity
Local good causes are encouraged to take advantage of a grant scheme that supports projects that benefit Cherwell residents and communities.
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Helping residents move more in 2024
Residents in north Oxfordshire are invited to take part in a range of local wellbeing initiatives to support their healthy New Year’s resolutions.
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Interactive maps help people find local offers of support
People needing help with winter provisions or somewhere friendly to escape the cold can benefit from two interactive maps.
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Leading the way with wellbeing
Residents of Cherwell can count on initiatives to promote their wellbeing in the coming years as the council reaffirms its commitment to delivering leisure facilities and activity programmes.
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Help available to make your home energy efficient and save on your energy bills
Residents are reminded about opportunities to make their homes more energy-efficient and cheaper to keep warm as winter approaches.
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Groups encouraged to apply for portion of food grants
A new grant has been launched to support groups to provide food provisions to people across the district as part of the council’s commitment to help residents during the cost of living crisis.
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Banbury Michaelmas fair to pilot four day opening
The historic Banbury Michaelmas fair is set to trial a four day event, following a one year licencing agreement with Cherwell District Council.
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Katey finds love for new healthy transport alternative following successful trial
For Katey, taking part in a health initiative trial wasn’t something she anticipated big results from. So, it was a surprise when the trial inspired her to change her lifestyle in an unexpected…
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Communities can royally celebrate thanks to local grant scheme
Local communities to benefit from a £45,000 grant scheme that will allow residents to come together to celebrate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III later this year.
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Pop-up space will showcase best of the community
Anyone visiting Banbury town centre can learn more about the voluntary and community groups that are active all over Cherwell by visiting the new pop-up space in Castle Quay shopping centre.
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Parents can book summer fun for children
Parents can now set their children up for a summer of fun as bookings open for the activity hubs.
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New powers to tackle antisocial behaviour in Bicester
Visitors and those who live or work in Bicester are set for a safer and more pleasant experience thanks to new powers to tackle antisocial behaviour.
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Views sought on bringing order to Bicester
Members of the public are invited to have their say on new powers to tackle antisocial behaviour in Bicester town centre.
