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Towards the end of last year, Taylors Oxford opened its new café inside the Oxford University Museum of Natural History.

When Waste2Taste opened its doors in 2017, it began as a bold idea rooted in compassion, community, and sustainability.

Missing Bean, one of Oxfordshire’s most loved independent coffee roasters and cafés, is thrilled to announce the opening of its newest location in Charlbury this October.

We all share the knowledge that one day we shall die: Death Cafes, supported by experienced facilitators, offer a safe place for people of all ages and beliefs (or none) to come together and [...]

How do we, and others, respond emotionally to the climate and nature crises that we are experiencing? Join the Oxfordshire Climate Cafes team at the OFS Cafe for this interactive workshop. We [...]

On the blog today, Natasha Molloy interviews Rosie Robertson, Marketing and Communications Coordinator at Flo's - The Place in the Park, to find about more about what it means to be [...]

Today on the blog we chat to Debora from Gatineau in Summertown, and find out how the business started, why they work with other Oxford independents, and the importance of community. >>

This week we chat to Cesar, manager of Handle Bar at 39 Magdalen Road, about sustainability, sourcing local produce and literally being born into hospitality!

Today we talk to Celine Wills co-owner of The Handle Bar Cafe about her inspiration for the cafe, local produce, the importance of the local community and new projects afoot!

While coffee needs no introduction, my name is Rose of Where Goes Rose and I’m excited to be guest blogging for Independent Oxford. I’m beginning my career here the way I do every [...]