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This category includes general interest online guides and online directories specific to the Oxford area.

Subcategories

• Travel Guides

Resources in This Category

• Elsfield Village

  http://elsfield.net/
  Village near Oxford. Information on the annual plant sale and on the writer John Buchan who lived in Elsfield from 1919 to 1935.

• Headington

  http://www.headington.org.uk/
  A non-commercial community website with a history section, information and news.

• Kennington Village

  http://kennington-pc.gov.uk/
  Village on Oxford outskirts, with info on the parish council, societies, schools and churches.

• Oxford City Guide

  http://www.oxfordcityguide.com/
  A tourism guide as well as a local guide for residents of the city. Provides information on hotels, restaurants, events, and Oxford University.

• Oxford Prospect

  http://oxfordprospect.co.uk/
  A world affairs business magazine specialising in a factual and analytical approach to the political aspects of energy, social, health, and transport. Written, edited and produced by Nicholas Newman, freelance journalist and web designer.

• OxfordCity.co.uk

  http://www.oxfordcity.co.uk/
  Guide to the city, what's on diary, maps, accommodation, shopping, what to do and what to see.

• The Oxford Guide

  http://oxford.openguides.org/
  Collaborative wiki-based guide to the city, with information about businesses, restaurants, hotels and tourist attractions.

• Your Oxford

  https://www.oxford.gov.uk/info/20140/communications/528/your_oxford_-_council_newsletter
  Online newsletter from the City Council, to keep residents informed and up to date with all the local news and events.

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