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PEOPLE are invited to step back in time for the return of the 1980s Rewind event being staged for the second time in Bicester.
JOHN Lundstram’s move from Oxford United to Sheffield United has now been completed.
THE head of an Oxford school has highlighted a gender pay gap in the teaching profession.
MEMBERS of the public rushed to help the occupants of a car that flipped over onto its roof in West Oxfordshire yesterday.
A VAN driver whose careless driving landed a woman in hospital last week has avoided jail time.
SWIMMERS can look forward to splashing around on inflatables at a new aqua park in South Oxfordshire.
AN OPTICIAN from Witney tackled an impressive cycling feat to raise funds for a children's hospice charity.
YOUNG-AT-HEART residents at a Blackbird Leys care home got their groove on at a summer fete on Saturday.
AN RAF tanker air craft based at Brize Norton in Oxfordshire narrowly avoided a 'catastrophic' mid-air collision with two US fighter jets, according to a newly-released report.
THE electric Mini will be built at BMW's Cowley plant, the Oxford Mail can reveal.
A HEALTH rust’s board of directors will meet to discuss its recent performance.
MUSICIANS and artists will grace the stage for an entertaining evening tomorrow night.
A CHARITY shop has dedicated a quarter of a century to serving the town of Bicester while supporting the fight against heart disease.
SUPPORT is growing in a campaign to install bespoke cycling dividers across Cowley in a bid to protect cyclists and encourage more people to ditch their cars.
THREE sheds were broken into at an allotments during the night.
The Liberal Democrats will use recent victory in Oxford West and Abingdon as a model for future success around the UK, its new leader Sir Vince Cable has said.
A MUSIC and arts festival at a Headington church begins today.
A NEW exhibition will open at Oxford Brookes University on Monday showcasing the work of three Oxford artists.
A 95-year-old woman was said to have escaped unharmed but been left homeless after her thatched cottage was destroyed by a fire.
USING a breeding technique called ‘genomic selection’, researchers from Oxford hope to accurately identify fast growing trees with superior timber quality.
DRIVERS are being warned of a partial road closure in Hailey which is expected to cause delays over the next six weeks.
YOUNGSTERS from a village primary school were delighted to receive support which will enable them to plant 22 trees.
HER big sister Courtney won Oxfordshire's hearts as the county's favourite secret Santa.
TWO children’s authors are staging a launch party at Blackwell’s bookshop in Oxford to meet their young fans.
A FUNDRAISING spectacle will see rowers take to the River Thames in fancy dress.
JOB seekers will be able to check out the vacancies at Bicester Village as the designer outlet stages its next career fair.
FAMOUS chef Raymond Blanc will again lead this year’s Thame Food Festival featuring many more.
MAKING and baking is the theme of the day for staff at Hobbycraft in their bid to raise money for charity.
BLENHEIM Palace’s collection of historical documents and artefacts has been transferred to a new archive.
ESTATE agent James Gesner has been thanked by a Dorchester charity for raising £26,000 in two years.
THE faith and integration minister Lord Bourne paid a visit to the iconic Christ Church Cathedral as part of a country-wide tour of all 42 English cathedrals.
THE Faringdon branch of the Royal British Legion is to stage a ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War’s Battle of Passchendaele.
THEY'RE tiny, brightly-coloured and hurt like heck when you step on them, but Lego bricks may just prove to be this museum's most popular attraction ever.
PEOPLE across the county and beyond are invited to three evenings of classic cinema on the grounds of a World Heritage Site.
Eddie Duller OBE, a director of health and social service watchdog Healthwatch Oxfordshire, looks at plans to change the first port of call in the health service- the GP practices – and gives his personal view on the proposals.
CRAFT and reading challenges will keep children entertained at an Oxford library.
THE fair is coming to Wantage Market Place in September.
TENNIS courts are set to get a new hut and a new path to encourage players in the winter.
SHE has already raised more than £60,000 for Cancer Research UK and been crowned Ambassador of the Year for the charity.
A £353,000 new pool changing area has opened at Thame Leisure Centre.
A FREE exhibition exploring the history of the Wychwood Forest will involve a hands-on demonstration on an ancient craft.
ALMOST 33,000 households in Banbury and across North Oxfordshire are to be affected by bin collection changes coming into effect next week.
A GRANT scheme funding communities to make sure films about rural life has been launched.
FAMILY and friends of a young footballer who lost his life on holiday celebrated the 'wonderful person' he was at a football tournament on the anniversary of his death.
