Oxford is a historic city located in the South East of England, known for its prestigious university and rich academic heritage. The city centre is compact, with many colleges, libraries, and museums clustered around Radcliffe Square and the High Street. The River Thames and Cherwell flow through the area, offering green spaces like Port Meadow and the University Parks for recreation.
The district blends old and new, with medieval architecture alongside modern developments. Areas like Jericho and Cowley provide residential neighbourhoods, while the Covered Market and Westgate Shopping Centre cater to retail needs. Transport links include the Oxford Railway Station and major roads like the A34, connecting the city to London and other parts of the UK. Oxford’s economy is driven by education, research, and tourism, with a mix of students, academics, and visitors shaping daily life.
On average Oxford has moderate deprivation and high crime levels, with around 111 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 20.1% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Oxford is £62,590 per year. There are 72 schools in Oxford: 33 primary (1 Outstanding and 28 Good) and 6 secondary (1 Outstanding and 4 Good).
Barton & Sandhills
Blackbird Leys
Carfax & Jericho
Churchill
Cowley
Cutteslowe & Sunnymead
Donnington
Headington
Headington Hill & Northway
Hinksey Park
Holywell
Littlemore
Lye Valley
Marston
Northfield Brook
Osney & St Thomas
Quarry & Risinghurst
Rose Hill & Iffley
St Clement's
St Mary's
Summertown
Temple Cowley
Walton Manor
Wolvercote