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The latest news and features from the Diocese of Oxford. To contact the press office, please call 01865 208 277 (out of hours 07880 716761) or email communications@oxford.anglican.org.
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National energy audit news. Shrinking the Footprint, the CofE's national environmental campaign is aiming to attract 100 more churches to the national energy monitoring scheme piloted in Oxford Diocese, and has produced case studies on progress from a number of churches already in the scheme.
Read Bishop Colin's Presidential address. The Acting Bishop of Oxford, Rt Revd Colin Fletcher It is now over 18 months since I became the Acting Bishop of Oxford.
Save money and the planet. Shrinking the Footprint, the CofE's national environmental campaign is calling on parishes across the country to mark Earth Day, this Monday April 22, by signing up to the national energy audit.
The Revd Jason St John Nicolle has been the Rector of Churn Benefice, Oxfordshire, since 2008 and Area Dean of Wallingford since 2012.
Coffee at Cornerstone Sarah Shewring, Manager of the Cornerstone Christian Bookshop.
Bishop John welcomes women bishops vote. The Bishop of Oxford has welcomed the positive progress towards the ordination of women as bishops in General Synod.
Bishops go hungry in solidarity with poor. Bishops fast for the Big IF and the 1 in 8 who go hungry every day The Bishops of Oxford and Buckingham will be among thousands of people across the country giving up food on Thursday, 6 June, to draw attention to the fact that 1 in 8 people around the world go hungry every day.
Blessed are the peacemakers. A FULL size model based on War Horse, along with more than 12 banners and other sculptures and installations were part of "Blessed are the Peacemakers" in Burnham and Slough.
Celebrations at the Oxford Academy. THE Oxford Academy is celebrating the New Year with an OFSTED report that is an official record of improvements at the school in Littlemore, Oxford.
FIGURES show that nearly 80 per cent of Church of England schools in the Oxford Diocese are being classed as outstanding or good by OFSTED inspectors