A great game hosted by Whitchurch, a really open game saw the 10 of Headington take on a full Whitchurch side. A very open game and lots of running, which was surprising considering the heat! Whitchurch took a 2 -0 lead into half time, from 2 breakaway
Drayton Wasps finally got their league programme up and running with a well deserved 3-1 victory at Kennington on Sunday Morning. Drayton took full advantage of the slope first half and squandered several chances before Josh Dennis opened the scoring
1st & 2nd October Under 9 Red/White Cup 1st Round Summertown Supergiants v Oxford City Colts ??? Abingdon Yellows v Radley Youth 1-1 (4-5 pens) Chalgrove Cavaliers v Goring Robins 5-1 Hinksey Park v Kidlington Youth
A couple who raised more than £20,000 in memory of their baby son are gearing up for a second annual fun day in his name. Last year, Luke and Gemma Froude marked what would have been baby Finnley’s first birthday with a fun day that raised
A SOLDIER based at Dalton Barracks in Abingdon has been decorated for saving a comrade when he was caught in a bomb blast in Afghanistan. Despite being under enemy fire, Captain Michael Lowry, 31, left, treated Private Alex Stringer after he was injured
g leys u14 0 Childrey u14 2 another great game to watch saw Chidrey take an early chance and score again late in the 2nd half well done both teams Goal scorers Childrey Ada Day Ed Greatrix
A man and a woman have been arrested after an assault outside Didcot Parkway train station last night. A 41-year-old man was walking past the station at about 11.15pm when he was knocked to the floor and kicked in the head. He is currently at the
A man suffered a suspected fractured skull as he was attacked near an Abingdon church last night. Two men, aged 34 and 53, were set upon outside St Helen’s Church in West St Helen’s Street at about 11.15pm, leaving the older man with serious injuries
KIDLINGTON residents are celebrating after Thames Water took ownership of their sewers. In the past, residents have been flooded out and have had to organise and pay for repair work, no matter where the problems originated. They bought
THE sun shone as children in one Oxford community headed outside to reclaim their street. Campbell Road in Cowley became the first place in the city on Wednesday to benefit from the Bristol-based Playing Out project. The scheme helps residents organise
