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BROOKS Peter John In loving memory of Pete, So loved and missed by all God Bless All our love xxxxxx and xxx
O'SULLIVAN John (Jos) You may be out of sight We may be worlds apart But you are always on our minds And forever, in our hearts Love and miss you everyday, Mum, Dad, Maus, Nos and Mel xxx
BLAIN Anne (Née HUSSEY) 18th October 2016 In Loving Memory of a dear Mum So many things have happened Since you were called away So many things to share with you Had you been left to stay. Every day in some small way Memories of you come our way.…
TEUTON Chris Died unexpectedly on 1st October 2019 aged 58. Much loved husband, son and brother. Funeral service will be held on Friday 25th October at Oxford Crematorium at 3:30pm. Family flowers only please. Donations gratefully received to…
BEAMENT Ronald On the 6th october 2019 at The Close Burcot, Ronald Beament passed away peacefully, aged 92. Funeral is on 29th October at 12.30 at Our Lady Of the Rosary Church Yarnells Hill Botley Oxford, followed by the burial at Botley Cemetary North…
EELES Marcus Rawlins Passed away peacefully on Tuesday 8th October 2019 at Headington Care Home aged 84 years. Much loved husband of Pat, loving father of Graham, Tony and Lynn and devoted grandad, great grandfather and father in law. He will be greatly…
SUMMERS James John Of Kennington aged 95 years passed peacefully on 9th October. Beloved Husband to Jeane (nee Mutton), treasured Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather who will be sadly missed. Holder of the Burma Star. Funeral service to take place…
LONG Marion Eileen Peacefully on 12th October 2019, aged 88 years. Much loved wife of the late Raymond and dearly loved mum of Carol, Keith and Maureen. A treasured nan, great nan, beloved sister of June and will be sadly missed by all her family and…
STONE Richard John (Dick) Passed away peacefully on 12th October. Beloved husband, father, and grandad. He was a passionate drummer, playing in groups in Oxford during the 60's, 70's and 80's. Now at Peace. The funeral service will take place at Oxford…
STAFF, former patients and charity fundraisers came together to celebrate a decade of life-saving work at the John Radcliffe Hospital's heart centre yesterday.
A MAN accused of ‘stamping’ on a woman’s head during an assault near an Oxford park has been cleared of violence but convicted of breaching a restraining order.
A SECTION of the A34 northbound will be completely shut for the whole weekend, starting tonight (Friday), with more weekend closures planned in the coming weeks.
TODAY is not only anti-slavery day but it also marks the first anniversary of a police project set up to support victims of slavery and exploitation.
A PERSON at Michaelmas Fair in Banbury yesterday evening was taken to hospital with a life-threatening condition.
A 'SERIOUS' crash on the A4260 has been cleared and the road is now open.
THE owner of a family-run deli has thanked loyal customers for sticking with the business during more than a year of roadworks.
POLICE seized more than £65,000 of cash, £17,000 worth of drugs and arrested 100 people last week in the Thames Valley region.
The latest inspections by Oxfordshire councils' hygiene teams.
FOUR men accused of sexually abusing young girls across Oxford in a child grooming plot involving repeated rapes and ‘pimping out’ a child for sex have gone on trial.
THOUSANDS of drinkers will queue up at the Oxford Beer and Cider Festival at the town hall.
PLANS to overhaul rail timetables for new intercity trains between Oxford and London could make journeys quicker and easier.
PARENTS have said they are not put off by the prospect of being fined for taking their children on term-time holidays.
AT FIRST glance this piece of machinery could pass for a huge ammonite fossil, fit for a museum.
FOUR men have gone on trial at Oxford Crown Court accused of a string of sexual offences against children in the city.
DID we perhaps get a little carried away and set the ‘autumn’ theme too early this year?
PEOPLE will miss out on shopping at Bicester’s new retail park for Christmas as delays in construction have caused its opening date to be pushed back.
Chic-pop darlings pair Julia-Sophie and Ben Walker have been a formidable musical item since the days of rock band Little Fish.
CLIMATE protesters from across the county have converged on the capital to call for action on climate change.
THERE is still time for Oxford residents to have their say on proposals for a radical transport overhaul.
BEN Woodburn is a surprise late addition to Oxford United’s travelling squad today.
JAMES Henry is considering going back to the drawing board with his penalties in a bid to stay one step ahead of opposition goalkeepers.
OXFORD United’s pressure to win tomorrow has not changed by last weekend’s victory, according to Chris Cadden.
OXFORD United’s campaign has gone well so far, but for Karl Robinson it properly gets going now with the change of seasons.
KARL Robinson hopes the events in England’s qualifier this week can provide an impetus to deal with racism across football.
OXFORD City boss Mark Jones insists his team will give it everything as they bid to reach the first round of the Emirates FA Cup for the third season in a row.
IT’S a big day for North Leigh when they entertain Corby Town in BetVictor Southern League Division 1 Central.
OXFORDSHIRE’S Ethan Rose claimed a notable title when winning the German Ruhr Under 19 International Championships.
