Oxford City will sadly be saying farewell to ‘Oxford Win the Cup’ this week as our Oxtrail Ox returns to the herd. 

The Ox, designed and painted by renowned artist David Cutts has been on display at Court Place Farm for eight weeks and visitors could scan a unique QR code within the Oxtrail app which gave them a Family Ticket for a game this season. Over 400 people took advantage of that offer and we look forward to seeing them this season. 



They were among the hundreds of thousands of visitors to our beautiful city who took part in Oxtrail this summer and helped raise awareness and funds for Sobell House. All 138 sculptures are now being rounded up and will be auctioned off to raise money for the hospice. 

Since 1976, Sobell House has provided compassionate care to adults with a life-limiting illness and supported their loved ones. At any given time, they care for around 500 people across Oxfordshire at home, on their inpatient unit, in the local hospitals, and through their Living Well service. 

Their mission is to enrich the lives of their patients and those who love and care for them. That’s why their focus is on the here and now and making every moment matter. By providing patients with a better quality of life, Sobell House hope to give them more time making memories with loved ones, or doing what matters most to them. 
 

Sobell House Hospice is jointly funded by the NHS and the Sobell House Hospice Charity.  Every year, the Charity raises around £2 million to help fund the care we provide.   

 Find out more at: https://sobellhouse.org