Steve Burgess, the Trust’s CEO, and his wife joined OCV (or Oxford Conservation Volunteers) to carry out some important – and back-breaking – conservation in the woodland at Stansfeld Park […]
Like all good tech entrepreneurs Nathan Bentall started his company – Radix 2 Limited – in a garden shed. Fresh out of Sony’s pro-audio lab in 2006, Nathan started the […]
As part of Oxford’s upcoming Marmalade Festival, we have joined forces with product design company Triteq and the Oxford Hackspace to create a hackathon event. Marmalade is the informal, dynamic, […]
We have just received a £300,000 capital grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation towards the development of our new science education centre at Stansfeld Park in Oxford. Since setting up […]
This is the first of our blogs on the science and tech businesses that work in the Trust’s OCFI building in central Oxford. First up is Triteq – a product […]
Finding reasonably-priced centrally-located meet-up spaces in Oxford can be a real challenge but The Oxford Trust are ahead of the curve. In the last year, we’ve launched not one but […]
Pitchfest is now an important date in any high-tech entrepreneur’s calendar. This was the sixth event held in Oxford and gives ambitious entrepreneurs with start-up and early stage businesses a […]
We are making plans to regenerate the woodland area at Stansfeld Park for outdoor learning and to open it up for the wider community to enjoy. One of the first steps is […]
