15 Jul 2026Our House funding extensionHousing · cabinet executive— The council approved a four-year extension of funding for the Our House project through 2030, with funding of just under £360,000 from housing project reserves and a £30,000 property improvement contingency. Delivery continues through Aspire Oxfordshire.£360kSpending
“So we're seeking approval today, for a four year extension of funding for the Our House project, which will go from 11/01/2026 to 03/31/2030, to be funded through the housing projects reserve. So, the Our House project was established by West Oxfordshire District Council in partn…”
15 Jul 2026Witney S106 spending delegationPlanning · cabinet executiveTender expected 1 Oct 2026— The council delegated authority to the chief executive, in consultation with finance and planning, to spend two section 106 contributions for Witney town centre improvements. The named pots total about £666,264.67 and are tied to projects including wayfinding, Marriott's Walk public realm works and wider town centre improvements, one of which needed contracting by October.£666kSpending
10 Jun 2026Crowdfunder UK platform contractCommunity Grants · cabinet executiveTender expected 30 Jun 2026— The council agreed to move from Spacehive to Crowdfunder UK to host its community grant platform for three years from 2026-27, with an annual budget of £120,000 and platform fees of £15,600 per annum. The arrangement is intended to improve value for money, preserve more money for community projects, and support both revenue and capital bids.£16kSpending
3 Jun 2026Crowdfunder UK platform contractCommunity Services · scrutinyTender expected 1 Jun 2026— The council plans to replace Spacehive with Crowdfunder UK for a three-year community funding platform from 2026/27. The report states the annual fixed cost is £15,600, funded alongside an annual distributable community budget of £120,000, with launch expected in autumn and the agreement intended to be signed within the month.£16kSpending
3 Jun 2026Procurement strategy refreshedProcurement · scrutiny— The council presented a revised procurement and contract management strategy aligned to the Procurement Act 2023, external audit recommendations and LGR preparations. It covers commissioning, supplier management, contract management, local SME support, modern slavery, social value, fraud and corruption controls, and a monthly board reviewing contracts over £50,000.£50kPolicy
28 Jan 2026Twintowns Road Property Sale CompletionProperty & Assets · full council— Completion of sale of council-owned property at Twintowns Road, Oxford expected on meeting date. Property was part of investment portfolio and vacant since November 2023. Sale to Oxford City for housing purposes provides £158,000 revenue budget saving in 2026-27 reflecting business rates liability and securing costs, plus capital receipt for funding capital programme including temporary emergency accommodation.£158kSpending
Over the last 12 months, the most frequently discussed commercial topics in this council's meetings have been IT & Digital (47 mentions, rising), Construction & Building Works (39 mentions, rising), Professional Services (35 mentions, easing) and Highways & Transport (15 mentions, rising).
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