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The Garden of Oxford was set up by Paul Birtles in 1984 at the centre of The Oxford Covered Market, and has built up a devoted following from Oxford colleges to loyal locals. They have a [...]

As we navigate our way through the lockdown, connection and community has become more important than ever. We are currently offering our Indie Oxford members weekly online meet ups to touch base, [...]

This week we catch up with Rachel of Rachel Movitz Photography who talks us through her fantastic wedding shoot at The Oxford Yurt. Rachel will be giving us some super tips, sharing some [...]

Youngmans Oxford is a luxury barber shop in central Oxford next to Queen’s college. Originally opened in 1932 named ‘Victor Drewe.’ Head Barber Craig Evans has a wealth of experience working in [...]

Cranston Pickles was set up in 2018 by Oxford local Fiona Cranston, offering homemade, locally sourced pickled fruit & vegetables alongside free range pickled eggs. All her ingredients are [...]

 Today on the Independent Oxford blog, Jessica Silver from Indie Oxford member ElWell shares her advice on helping your older loved ones when you can’t physically see them during the coronavirus [...]

Struggling with writing for your business? Whether it’s website worries, posting panic, or email errors, send your questions to beth@bethanyjoy.org and let our resident wordsmith clear up your [...]

L’altre Vi, run by Rachel Everett and son Rubén, is a specialist importer of organic, biodynamic and natural wines from Catalonia in north-east Spain. Their eclectic collection ranges from fine [...]

Today on the blog, Alexa & Ajaye from The Project PT talk about the importance of routine, eating well and exercise. >>

It’s a tough time at the moment and when business starts to slow down it can sometimes leave you a bit disheartened and discouraged, but it shouldn’t. Think of this time as a good opportunity to [...]