The Action Issue: SS23 Indie Oxford Magazine and where to find it
Lights, camera, ACTION! This SS23 Indie Oxford magazine is here, and we’re super proud of this issue. It’s bursting with brilliant stories about awesome local businesses and inspiring Oxfordshire residents who are standing up for what they believe in, and using action to make our city and county a better place to live. You’ll discover stories about business for good, regenerative farming in the Oxfordshire, young activists, the plight of Oxford night life, businesses tackling food waste, PLUS a recipe from Oli’s Thai and wine inspo from Arbequina.
As this is the action issue, there are lots of tips and ideas throughout the magazine to inspire action including; it’s supporting social impact businesses, helping the local music scene, and making changes for a more sustainable lifestyle.
I want to say a huge thank you to all the local businesses that have supported this issue, the fabulous contributors that have written articles and provided content, Velocity for distributing the magazines so quickly across Oxford, and Annabel Lee and Rianna Low for bringing the whole project together with their fantastic editorial and design skills. If you’d like to support this indie publication, we’d really appreciate it if you could fill in this super short (under 2 mins!) survey about the Indie Oxford Magazine. Thank you in advance for your time.
This issue is available as a digital version below, or if you’re craving some screen free time, you can pick up a physical copy from the indies listed under ‘Where to get your SS23 Indie Oxford Magazine’.
Happy reading!
Where to get your SS23 Indie Oxford Magazine

2 North Parade on North Parade

Abingdon Distillery in Abingdon

Amy Surman: The Oxford Bead Shop in east Oxford

Central Living on Little Clarendon Street

Coffeesmiths in Golden Cross & Witney

Colombia Coffee Roasters in The Covered Market & South Parade

Common Ground on Little Clarendon Street

Elle’s Deli on Magdalen Road

Every Body Studio on Magdalen Road

Grape Minds in Summertown & Wallingford

Happy Cakes online

Headington Fairtrade on London Road, Headington

Horsebox Coffee on the lawn at the Museum of Natural History & Pitt Rivers

Hoyles of Oxford on the High Street

Jericho Coffee Traders on the High Street & Osney Mead

Cafe at the Old Fire Station on George Street

Oxford CBT in Headington

Oxford Friends Meeting House on St Giles

Rainbow & Spoon on Frideswide Square

Rona Painting Gallery on Walton Street

Sanders of Oxford on the High Street

Sandfield Guesthouse on London Road, Headington

Sarah Wiseman Gallery on South Parade

SkinDose on Hythe Bridge Street

Society Cafe on St Michaels Street

Summertown Tailoring in Summertown

Tap Social at The White House, Abingdon Road

The Chester Arms on Chester Street

The Folly Gift Shop on Folly Bridge

The Garden of Oxford in The Covered Market

The Handle Bar Cafe on St Michael Street

The Jericho Cafe on Walton Street

The Maker Space in Nuffield

The Market Cellar Door in The Covered Market

The Missing Bean in east Oxford, Botley, Turl Street, Banbury & Abgindon

The North Wall on South Parade

The Oxford Soap Company in The Covered Market

The Oxford Wine Company on Turl Street, Little Clarendon Street & Botley Road

The Project PT on Magdalen Road

The White Rabbit in Friars Entry

The Wool Hound in The Covered Market (currently relocating within the Market!)

Truck Store on Cowley Road

Walton Street Wellness on Walton Street

Waste2Taste Cafe at Ark T, Crowell Rd

Yellow Submarine Cafe on Park End Street & in Witney

YOU Underwear in The Covered Market

Zest Podiatry on Abingdon Road
Plus more will be added over the next couple of weeks as we deliver to more indies across the county!
SHOP LOCAL AND INDIE
The AW23 issue of the Indie Oxford Magazine will be coming out in October, and if you would like to contribute, or find out more about advertising, please email me at rosie@independentoxford.com.
We’d really appreciate it if you could fill in this super short (under 2 mins!) survey about the Indie Oxford Magazine.
Thank you so much for supporting indie publishing and local business.