Archive - Friday, 17 August 2018

Hero festival helper comes to rescue of elderly woman
A HEROIC helper has today proven that revellers at this weekend’s Witney Music Festival are in very safe hands indeed.
A-LEVELS: full list of results at Oxfordshire's schools
DESPITE changes designed to make the exams 'tougher', Oxford's schools produced another strong performance in this year's A-Level exams.
Oxfordshire man trampled by 'runaway horse' which ploughed through crowds at county show
THE wife of a man hit by a runaway horse at a county show in Wales has praised the kindness of members of the public who helped them.
Brewery's new top dog raises a glass to home-grown rise
A LIFELONG Witney resident has landed his dream job at a famous Oxfordshire brewery after more than 25 years of service.
Police crackdown results reveal most common speeders
THE majority of speeding drivers caught by police during a clampdown across the Thames Valley were men and those aged over 25.
Holly, 12, to star in national ballet production
RISING dance star Holly Ford-Langstaff is among those busily rehearsing for the 20th anniversary of the English Youth Ballet’s Swan Lake.
Major response after young person 'fell from a height' at Sainsbury's
A MAJOR police and ambulance operation has taken place at Sainsbury's in Bicester after reports a young person either jumped or fell from the roof of the store car park.
Want to host a massive event at South Park? Apply here!
WOULD you like to host a festival at South Park?
How to get a BrewDog bar installed in your own home
OXFORD beer fans are being offered the chance to have a bespoke craft beer bar built in their home.
Another reason to visit museum cafe with 'best view in Oxford'
A MUSEUM cafe with ‘one of the best views in Oxford’ is celebrating a top hygiene rating.
Ray Collins Trust latest: Southsea seaside day out
THE latest Ray Collins Trust event involved children who had never seen the sea being taken on an old-fashioned day out to the seaside.
New hare comes to life at Mad Hatter's tea party
THIS magnificent group of hares will gain a new friend this weekend as a West Oxfordshire artist brings the collection's latest addition to life.
Women on crutches robbed of medication in Abingdon
A WOMAN on crutches was pushed to the ground and robbed in Abingdon, police say.
New restaurant to open in former Oxford bank
A NEW restaurant is set to open on the Cowley Road.
Stormzy scholarship: Why didn't he choose 'dream uni' Oxford?
STORMZY won plaudits yesterday by announcing that he would fund two black students’ degrees at Cambridge University – but the move appears to contrast with the popular grime artist’s previous comments, which suggested he favoured Oxford.
PICTURES: Camera Club - searching for signs
INTREPID Camera Club members have journeyed far and wide to send in their best snaps of signs this week.
Hospital charity receives £2,000 boost to upgrade monitors
THE Oxford Hospitals Charity has received £2,000 funding from local housebuilder, CALA Homes, towards upgrading children’s monitors in hospitals across the county.
Cartoon illustrator Clive Goddard draws a young crowd to Wantage Library
CHILDREN in southern Oxfordshire have been treated to a masterclass in cartoon drawing by a well known illustrator.
Manor Country House Hotel to host village fete
A VILLAGE fundraiser will be held at the historic Manor Country House Hotel at Weston on the Green next month.
Museum holds events to celebrate crime writer Agatha Christie
A MUSEUM will celebrate the life of Agatha Christie with a series of events next month.
First steps in mission to build testing facilities for space
MILLIONS of pounds worth of contracts have been awarded to provide major testing facilities for the UK space industry in Oxfordshire.
A WORRYING SIGN - Turn right or don't turn right?
A LOCAL resident has hit out at a North Oxford road sign which appears to ‘contradict itself’.
Plans for 240 new homes approved
DEVELOPERS have been handed outline permission to build another 240 homes at Kingsmere in Bicester.
Rare butterfly spotted for first time in three decades
A RARE butterfly has returned to a West Oxfordshire beauty spot after a 30-year absence.
Remember When: The Oxford Mail wrote a postcard about a pothole...
AS the French say, plus ça change – plus c'est la même chose.
Karl Robinson happy to put up with temporary Oxford United training issues for long-term gain
THE location of Oxford United’s pre-match press conferences in the past week shows this is not a normal start to the season.
Style Acre learning disabilities charity picked as charity partner by Sainsbury's
A CHARITY that supports people with learning disabilities has been chosen as the local charity partner for a major supermarket.
Ride and stride to raise funds for churches' preservation
HUNDREDS of worshippers across Oxfordshire will get on their bikes to raise funds to preserve historic churches.
Jamie Hanson set for new chapter with Oxford United
JAMIE Hanson admits leaving Derby County was not easy – but the midfielder hopes it will not be long before he is back in the Sky Bet Championship.
FOOTBALL: Banbury United looking to continue good start
BANBURY United boss Mike Ford is delighted at his side’s good start to the season – but is fully aware a real test awaits his side tomorrow.
FOOTBALL: Evo-Stik South League Division 1 Central season previews
DIDCOT Town manager Andy Ballard cannot wait to see his new-look side in competitive action when they travel to Welwyn Garden City.
How can Oxford's parks be improved?
OXFORD City Council is seeking the public's feedback on the city's open spaces as it looks to improve services on offer.
CRICKET: Gareth Andrew relishing Oxfordshire role
GARETH Andrew is relishing his role as Oxfordshire’s senior player, writes PAUL BOLTON.
Families 'scared to visit graves' in churchyard plagued by drink and drugs
A CHURCHYARD plagued by drinks, drugs and bad behaviour has left residents scared to visit their relatives’ graves.
CRICKET: Home Counties Premier League previews
ASTON Rowant have not given up on the Home Counties Premier League Division 1 title – but know they cannot afford another slip.
Portsmouth boss calls for fast start against Oxford United
KENNY Jackett has called for a rapid start against Oxford United tomorrow to banish the memories of his Portsmouth side’s midweek defeat.
FOOTBALL: Mark Jones hoping Oxford City win can kick-start season
OXFORD City boss Mark Jones says Tuesday’s morale-boosting victory over Torquay United should kick-start their season.
FIXTURES: August 18-22
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SCORES ON THE DOORS: The latest Oxfordshire hygiene inspections
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Yellow cards hold no fear for Oxford United boss Karl Robinson
KARL Robinson was unfazed about picking up his first booking since retiring as a player on Tuesday night.
ARCHIVE: Cobblers friendly draw boosts Oxford United hopes for Division 4 campaign
To mark Oxford United’s 125th season, we are looking back at what made the news this week in three of the club's promotion-winning campaigns.
Is Oxford really becoming a 'scruffy, poorly-managed clone town'?
OXFORD has become a ‘scruffy, poorly-managed clone town, trading on its past glories’ and the city must provide more help to small businesses, an industry expert has said.
Marcus Browne relishing Portsmouth clash after memorable week at Oxford United
MARCUS Browne is looking for Oxford United to kick on tomorrow after helping them set the right standards for the first time this season in midweek.
Oxford car park will no longer be free because 'too many JR staff use it'
THE city council hopes introducing charges at a car park in Marston will clampdown on staff from the nearby John Radcliffe Hospital using it.
HEALTH CUTS: Vasectomies suspended as health bosses try to stop big overspend
PATIENTS could be denied access to some NHS treatments as health chiefs desperately try to bring spending under control, with vasectomies the first to be cut.
Robert Newell
Newell Robert Thinking of you on your birthday today. You are always in my thoughts and greatly missed. Your Loving Wife Hazel xx
James Raymond (Jim) LYGO
LYGO James Raymond (Jim) Passed away peacefully in the John Radcliffe Hospital on 27th July 2018 aged 81 years, with his family at his side. Beloved husband of the late Patricia and a loving Father and Grandfather. Jim will be sadly missed by all his…
Don of Steventon HAMILTON
HAMILTON Don of Steventon Aged 86 years peacefully at home on 13th August. Beloved husband of Barbara and a much loved father, father in law and grandfather and great grandfather who will be sadly missed by all. Funeral service to take place at St.…
Wendy Elizabeth GEE
GEE Wendy Elizabeth Formerly of The Olde Fish Shop in Charlbury, passed away peacefully on 5th August 2018, aged 74 years. Much loved mother, grandmother and sister who will be sadly missed by all her family and friends. Funeral service on Wednesday…

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Hero festival helper comes to rescue of elderly woman

A-LEVELS: full list of results at Oxfordshire's schools

Oxfordshire man trampled by 'runaway horse' which ploughed through crowds at county show

Brewery's new top dog raises a glass to home-grown rise

Police crackdown results reveal most common speeders

Holly, 12, to star in national ballet production

Major response after young person 'fell from a height' at Sainsbury's

Want to host a massive event at South Park? Apply here!

How to get a BrewDog bar installed in your own home

Another reason to visit museum cafe with 'best view in Oxford'

Ray Collins Trust latest: Southsea seaside day out

New hare comes to life at Mad Hatter's tea party

Women on crutches robbed of medication in Abingdon

New restaurant to open in former Oxford bank

Stormzy scholarship: Why didn't he choose 'dream uni' Oxford?

PICTURES: Camera Club - searching for signs

Hospital charity receives £2,000 boost to upgrade monitors

Cartoon illustrator Clive Goddard draws a young crowd to Wantage Library

Manor Country House Hotel to host village fete

Museum holds events to celebrate crime writer Agatha Christie

First steps in mission to build testing facilities for space

A WORRYING SIGN - Turn right or don't turn right?

Plans for 240 new homes approved

Rare butterfly spotted for first time in three decades

Remember When: The Oxford Mail wrote a postcard about a pothole...

Karl Robinson happy to put up with temporary Oxford United training issues for long-term gain

Style Acre learning disabilities charity picked as charity partner by Sainsbury's

Ride and stride to raise funds for churches' preservation

Jamie Hanson set for new chapter with Oxford United

FOOTBALL: Banbury United looking to continue good start

FOOTBALL: Evo-Stik South League Division 1 Central season previews

How can Oxford's parks be improved?

CRICKET: Gareth Andrew relishing Oxfordshire role

Families 'scared to visit graves' in churchyard plagued by drink and drugs

CRICKET: Home Counties Premier League previews

Portsmouth boss calls for fast start against Oxford United

FOOTBALL: Mark Jones hoping Oxford City win can kick-start season

FIXTURES: August 18-22

SCORES ON THE DOORS: The latest Oxfordshire hygiene inspections

Yellow cards hold no fear for Oxford United boss Karl Robinson

ARCHIVE: Cobblers friendly draw boosts Oxford United hopes for Division 4 campaign

Is Oxford really becoming a 'scruffy, poorly-managed clone town'?

Marcus Browne relishing Portsmouth clash after memorable week at Oxford United

Oxford car park will no longer be free because 'too many JR staff use it'

HEALTH CUTS: Vasectomies suspended as health bosses try to stop big overspend

Robert Newell

James Raymond (Jim) LYGO

Don of Steventon HAMILTON

Wendy Elizabeth GEE