The Oxton Society Annual General Meeting,  Wednesday 11th November, 7pm, St Saviours’ Parish Rooms. Read more to view link to the Agenda, Annual Report and minutes of last year’s meeting. Click here to view Annual Report and click here to view minutes of 2025...

  A fuller version of Phill's story, as featured in the November Newsletter, can be viewed here.

The Secret Gardens of Oxton offers something for everyone - including the little 'uns! Download your Treasure Hunt form ahead of the main event on Sunday, May 10 here

Mention the Oxton Society and residents would be forgiven for automatically thinking 'Secret Gardens' or 'Christmas Lights'. However, community events are only one part of the Society's remit.  Our job is to help preserve and enhance the unique character of the whole...

  Another great day out in Oxton. Visit an amazing array of over 20 wonderful gardens - some old, some new and the return of some old favourites. Enjoy all the usual attractions - street food, choirs and entertainers, kids' games, village businesses and pubs,...

The new programme of Oxton History Walks for 2026 Please click here for details  

Come and find out what The Oxton Society has achieved over the past year, and help shape our future plans. We are holding our Annual General Meeting in November where we will review the year and hear from our guest speaker Dan Longman of Wirral Borough Council. We...

The Xmas Lights switch-on will take place on Saturday 22nd November from 3.30pm to 6.00pm. All the usual attractions including Entertainment, Choirs, Street-food, Santa's Grotto Please will you help to finance this year's Xmas Lights. Installation of the lights and...

  Open Door, a mental health charity based in Birkenhead, has sent a thank you to Oxton residents for raising over £10,000 from this year's Secret Gardens. This year a total of £33,850 was raised and distributed between Open Door, The Woodecraft Folk-Wirral,...

On Saturday,14th June, a blue plaque was unveiled at 13 South Bank, Oxton. It was to celebrate Sir Peter Shepheard (1913-2002) who was born in this cottage and lived here, with his family, until he graduated from Liverpool School of Architecture in 1936. The unveiling...