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Priest moves on to pastures new

Fr David Hartley is leaving Blackbird Leys

7:29pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A POPULAR priest is moving on after five years serving the Catholic community on an Oxford estate.

Former England footballer promotes medical research

Geoff Thomas

7:13pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A FORMER England footballer has stressed the importance of getting involved with scientific reearch.

Purple-ribbon memorial tribute to 'wonderful' Kathleen

Kathleen Bailey

7:24pm Thursday 18th March 2010

HUNDREDS of people will wear purple ribbons today to pay their respects to a much-loved social worker, photographer and netball player described as a “wonderful woman and a bright light”.

Council urged to tackle city's housing crisis

Kerry Ashley-Morgan and her children, pictured before swapping homes

7:07pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A LEADING homelessness charity yesterday told Oxford City Council it was not doing enough to solve the lack of affordable housing in the area.

Anger as association vetoes a house swap

Lindsay and Justin Pritchard with their children

7:10pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A FAMILY of nine living in a three-bedroom house have been told they cannot move into a larger home because of overcrowding fears.

‘No BMWs to be built at Mini plant’

6:32pm Thursday 18th March 2010

BMW says it is not going to build a small BMW at Oxford’s Cowley Mini plant, following speculation in the press.

Brewer brews the bitterest beer ever

Peter Fowler, front, with landlord Paul Hexter

6:30pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A BREWER has succeeded in his attempt to create the world’s bitterest pint of bitter.

Paedophile 'should die for his crimes', says victim

Paul Saunders

6:18pm Thursday 18th March 2010

TO the outside world he was a driver ferrying the elderly to hospital and disabled teenagers to college.

Lorry plans branded dangerous

6:19pm Thursday 18th March 2010

COUNCILLORS have asked developers who plan to reverse lorries over an Oxford park to rethink their plans.

Crufts judges like a small Cappuccino

Gavin Robertson with Cappuccino

4:48pm Thursday 18th March 2010

CAPPUCCINO is under strict instructions to stay in shape after finishing as runner-up for a top prize at Crufts.

Novelist on long-list for top book award

3:54pm Thursday 18th March 2010

A HISTORICAL mystery with links to Oliver Twist and set in Oxford has been nominated for Britain’s top book award for women writers.

Historian charts a passage to liberty

Michal Giedroyc

3:56pm Thursday 18th March 2010

HISTORIAN Michal Giedroyc has written a moving account of his family’s epic journey through wartime Russia.

Iannucci signs up as baby unit patron

Armando Iannucci

4:00pm Thursday 18th March 2010

AN OSCAR-NOMINATED comedy writer has become the new patron of an Oxford charity for pregnants mums and their babies.

Get your heart checked out for free in East Oxford

3:35pm Thursday 18th March 2010

PEOPLE in East Oxford are being urged to make the most of a free heart ‘MoT’ this month .

Pegasus Primary gets glowing Ofsted as is told it is outstanding in many areas

CONSULTATION: Headteacher Jill Hudson with members of the school council in the school’s new cafe

3:34pm Thursday 18th March 2010

AN OXFORD school formerly in special measures has been rated good with outstanding features.





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