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OXFORD City Councillors will discuss flammable cladding covering two of the authority’s tower blocks at a meeting tomorrow.
PLACES have been released for the Oxford Half Marathon as Oxford City Council pledges its support for the October 8 event.
A FINAL decision on a contentious Oxford City Council bid to extend its Marsh Road depot will be made at a meeting tonight.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL investigations for Oxford's £120m flood channel are beginning this month.
Science Vale UK and Oxford are outperforming other parts of the Thames Valley in attracting new businessesn, according to an independent report.
A PROPOSAL which would see a house demolished and seven flats built in its place has been sent to planning bosses.
FOR the first time ever a St Gregory the Great pupil is off to Oxford University to study Egyptology.
A DRIVER fractured another man's jaw during a violent attack in Kidlington.
FUNDRAISERS will walk 12 miles to raise awareness of the importance of supporting mental health for the emergency services.
TRIBUTES have been paid to a man who died following a head-on crash on the A4095 near Radcot.
POLICE in Abingdon are cracking down on shoplifting and anti-social behaviour in the town centre thanks to a new digital CCTV system.
Two of Banbury's vital charities have received a cash-boost thanks to a housebuilder.
A CHRISTIAN aid group set up to support veterans, toddlers and senior citizens has launched a new website.
An X-ray detector capable of capturing images in billionths of a second has been developed by Oxfordshire scientists.
OXFORD political commentator Dr Martin Holmes will revise the reputation of Tony Blair in a talk for Wallingford’s University of the Third Age branch.
A NURSERY owner will travel 112 miles to give a talk about grass to an Oxfordshire gardening society.
Two philosophers will be in conversation at Blackwell's bookshop in Oxford.
THE challenge is on for Bicester's town mayor, who has pledged to strap on his walking boots and take to the streets for charity.
A FRUITY group of foragers is once again planning to harvest an entire village.
A church in Banbury has recorded its chiming bells to replace the sounds of Big Ben.
PLANS have been submitted for a mobile film studio to be set up in Great Tew, near Chipping Norton.
A WANTAGE woman who ‘braved the shave’ in memory of her ‘beloved and slightly crazy’ nan has raised thousands of pounds.
AFTER spending four years quietly working in the background at Oxford United, Josh Ruffels is adamant now is his moment to shine.
A FIFTEEN-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a gang of men in their 40s while sitting outside Sainsbury's.
TELEVISION comedian Rich Hall and Woman's Hour presenter Jenni Murray are among the stars at this year's Wantage literary festival.
OXFORD United owner Darryl Eales could be called to give evidence to the House of Commons over his association with the troubled adult education provider Learndirect, it has been reported.
A newly refurbished children's playground has reopened in Didcot.
CLIMBING trees, getting the paddling pool out and picking wild fruit: these are the photos summer memories are made of.
THE form of Josh Ruffels has helped convince Pep Clotet he does not need to dip into the loan market to cover Ivo Pekalski’s long-term injury.
WORK continues to plough ahead on £500,000 sewer replacement works in St Clement’s with one lane closed.
A GROUP fighting back against street harassment is celebrating its first with the backing of one of the city's MPs.
DOG owners are being urged to turn their canine companions into life-savers by having them donate blood.
ANOTHER dockless bike company has confirmed it is interested in setting up in Oxford.
IT was a dream for The White Lakes to have their name in bright lights at the O2 Arena.
FRESH fears have been raised over the traffic impact of a 1,500-home development.
A food fair and flower show is taking place in Banbury this weekend.
A McDONALD'S restaurant in Oxfordshire has reopened after a 'digital makeover'.
FEARS of 'urban sprawl' north of Oxford mean development there must be resisted, a senior city councillor has said.
SATURDAY
MORE than 100 people joined a vigil in Oxford last night for the victims of race clashes in Charlottesville, Virgina.
A POPULAR city centre wine bar is 'back where it needs to be' after shaking off a zero rating to return to the highest hygiene standards.
MARK Jones believes Zac McEachran has already shown he can handle the step-up in level as Oxford City head to Dartford looking for a third victory in a week.
CHARLIE Raglan says he has got his moping out of the way and is now focusing on coming back from an ankle injury stronger for Oxford United.
