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Soap star John McArdle is going full circle.
ELLIE Broome was on great form for Kidlington & Gosford in a sprint meet at Gloucester.
Being a native Londoner, Kate Dimbleby is accustomed to the daily din and bustle of living in a big city. And it never bothered her.
It’s an incitement to mutiny!” protests humourless Army officer Lt Col Howfield, having come across the satirical trench newspaper The Wipers Times – being produced by his regiment on an old printing press requisitioned from a bombed out…
A WOMAN stopped a fire from destroying her house this morning by closing a bedroom door.
RESIDENTS have been urged to make sure their homes are secure after tools were stolen from a house on Divinity Road, Oxford.
FIDGET spinner and airplane mode are two of the modern day terms added to the Oxford English Dictionary today.
TO CELBRATE Bullingdon Community Centre's planned £500,000 revamp a mosaic is being created to hang outside.
ADD an upper body workout to your stroll by trying your hand at Nordic walking.
OXFORD researchers have used high-tech scanning techniques to reveal whether chemotherapy damages a person’s heart before symptoms appear.
SCIENTISTS at Oxford University have developed a new way to detect heart damage caused by chemotherapy.
THREE young farmers have been hand picked to attend an international colloquium in Germany by Oxford Farming Conference.
THIS tiny piece of flint is barely an inch long, but it tells an incredible story.
VILLAGES, hamlets and housing estates across Oxfordshire were left high and dry last year when Oxfordshire County Council axed funding to more than 50 bus services which it had been subsidising for years.
EDDIE Pepperell shot a second-round 67 to stay right in contention at the halfway stage of the Portugal Masters in Vilamoura.
HEALTH bosses tasked with producing a comprehensive plan for primary care in and around Witney have been accused of making little progress and failing to do as instructed.
VICTIMS of a surge in bike thefts have called for action amid fears gangs of thieves are targetting the town.
Its gin o’clock all day tomorrow as The Oxford Artisan Distillery (TOAD) are opening their doors, and bottles, to Oxford residents.
ENJOY an evening of bookish bluffing, entertaining chit-chat and outright literary sneakiness at Oxford's Blackwell's tonight.
TIME - we all know what it means, but how on earth do you illustrate it in a photograph?
PARENTS looking for a bargain will be able to find one at a nearly new sale on Sunday.
UNCOVER the forgotten story of one of the 19th century's most famous women.
AN OXFORD vet has been handed an award for her international work in championing farm animal welfare.
AN aspiring councillor who has been selected to fight the ward currently held by Oxford City Council’s leader has hailed him as ‘inspirational’.
LEADERS of a school struggling for space have heavily criticised delays to an extension, labelling the long-promised project 'a shambles'.
PEP Clotet will have to wait until 3pm tomorrow to know for sure, but from what he has seen this week, the Oxford United boss is satisfied his players have got Blackpool out of their systems.
A CALL has gone out for people to sign up as B&B-style fosterers for a charity's clever canines.
AN OXFORD college is opening its doors for a Macmillan coffee morning.
A CRICKET legend will speak at the new Blackwell's store in the Westgate Centre this autumn.
RESIDENTS and patients are invited to attend an ambulance trust’s annual general meeting.
ONE of the Bodleian Libraries’ oldest rooms will be converted for the sixth time in its history.
A VAN driver has been banned from getting behind the wheel after police found a half-empty bottle of beer when they stopped him.
HOMEMADE cakes and handicrafts will be among an array of produce in Thame.
WALLINGFORD'S children's centre has been relaunched after it was threatened with closure due to funding cuts.
VOLUNTEERS will be putting their first aid experience to the test during an emergency exercise.
HOUSES in an upmarket development in West Oxford featuring affordable homes next door to £1.2m townhouses will go on sale next month.
A PRIMARY school in Kidlington could be set for a £365k expansion to meet increasing demand.
The charity works to give grief support for children and young people in Oxfordshire and reporter Naomi Herring talks to SeeSaw director Judith Mulligan about what steps are taken to support families through summer and when heading back to school.
OXFORD United forward Rob Hall has been shortlisted for the Checkatrade Trophy's player of the round award.
CHOIRS are needed to perform in an Oxfordshire retirement home this winter.
A FAIR will take place in Thame after a previous event was cancelled.
A VILLAGE hall in Oxford has appealed for donations for a Christmas fundraiser.
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help fix up a popular local park this Sunday.
A FAMOUS folk singer will fundraise for community facilities at an Oxford concert.
MIKE Williamson has challenged his Oxford United teammates to show they are contenders this season by producing the right response tomorrow.
SPORTY staff from an Oxford law firm and their clients peddled and trekked through the county to raise money for children's charities, including Helen & Douglas House hospices.
JON Whitney has warned his Walsall team they will have to combat Oxford United’s energy when the sides meet at the Kassam Stadium tomorrow.
A FAIR will take place in Thame after a previous event was cancelled for this month.
