NEWS ARCHIVE
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| Jericho Youth Opera – final performance | Jun 23 2026 |
| Thank you Charlotte | Jun 16 2026 |
| Stepping out at the Jericho Street Fair | Jun 08 2026 |
| Join in Jericho Fest 2026 | May 12 2026 |
| Compulsory purchase now a powerful threat | Mar 21 2026 |
| Growing support for compulsory purchase of Jericho Wharf site | Jan 06 2026 |
| Build – or sell up and get out! | Dec 02 2025 |
| Healthy Earth ambassadors needed | Oct 31 2025 |
| Let’s not bump into the beacons | Oct 16 2025 |
| Ambassador for a happier earth | Sep 22 2025 |
| Why a new Community Centre | Jul 23 2025 |
| Dancing through the showers | Jun 08 2025 |
| Coop to close | Apr 25 2025 |
| Rewriting Jericho’s history | Apr 10 2025 |
| Residents angry at ‘shameful’ derelict Wharf site | Feb 28 2025 |
| New bus service needed | Feb 10 2025 |
| The lost pubs of Jericho | Jan 30 2025 |
| Time for the City to step in | Dec 03 2024 |
| Thank you Sue, and welcome Peter | Aug 31 2024 |
| See Jericho from another platform | Jun 28 2024 |
Where we work?
According to the 2001 Census, in Jericho 28% of those working were self-employed, while 18% worked part time. Around 20% were in higher professional occupations compared with 14% for Oxford. We also tend to work nearby: 72% of people worked within five kilometres of their home; 18% went to work on foot, 13% by car and 6% by bike
Where the community centre came from?
The centre was built at the end of the 19th century as the Church Institute for St. Barnabas.