Indie Oxford Interviews

Roshni from Tikka and Tadka shares how they made the bold decision to set up a business during lock down and, by successfully juggling a growing family and business, they have expanded from [...]

Maria at Colombia Coffee Roasters shares changes made in the roastery and coffee shops to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come and for coffee production, and how the company is [...]

Tasha from Aurello Holistics, based in Radley, shares her indie journey and how she went from working in emergency services to helping people take a natural approach to health. She reveals her [...]

Today on the blog, Phil from Marshes Accounting shares with us his and Danny's beautiful love story, details of their big day and their advice for mixing love and business successfully. >>

Itziar from Itziar Morate Nutrition shares how valuable information from DNA tests and integrative oncology can be used to help a patient on a cancer journey and how up to a staggering 50% of [...]

Today on the blog, Eddie from Common Ground talks about the inclusive community environment they are creating, how they are supporting other indies and hosting inspiring exhibitions for local [...]

Sally-Anne Stewart shares how her journey to lino printing led to leaving a ten year career in journalism to pursue her love for art. She talks inspiration, Artweeks and even her favourite biscuit. >>

We caught up with Amy and Martin of May and Co, the east Oxford duo who buy and restore 19th and 20th-century antique furniture, to hear how they help those looking to sell their unwanted [...]

Liz from Liz Corley Art, based in West Oxfordshire, shares her journey from secondary school teacher to branching out to explore her own artistic adventure, and the importance of nature, far [...]

Today on the blog, we talk to Olivia all about acupuncture; her career change that lead to Olivia Selinger Acupuncture, PLUS she reveals the truth behind key acupuncture myths. Check it all out [...]