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Scales of Justice: The latest cases from Oxford Magistrates' Court
The latest court cases in Oxford Magistrates' Court: - DEAN POTTER, 42, of Boswell Road, Oxford, pleaded guilty to possession of a Class A drug, namely a small wrap of cocaine, on August 24 this year. He was fined £200 and a forfeiture and
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U’s boss set for reunion with Rams counterpart for first time since Wembley
DES Buckingham is set for a reunion with Paul Warne for the first time since Oxford United’s promotion at Wembley. Derby County head coach Warne guided the Rams to second place in Sky Bet League One last season, and was on punditry duty when the
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Oxford firefighters share insight into their job
Firefighters in Oxford were joined by a member of their station's community support service team last week to offer a glimpse into what a day doing their job looks like. On Thursday, October 17, Daisy joined Rewley Road Station's red watch to join
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Oxfordshire council to stop pension fund investments in coal and tobacco
A council pension scheme will no longer make investments in businesses that derive "significant revenues" from thermal coal, tar sands, or tobacco production. Oxfordshire County Council's Pension Fund Committee, which includes representatives from
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Lake Acacia: Oxfordshire band releases new single Broken
Oxfordshire alt-rock band Lake Acacia has released a new single. The song, called 'Broken,' was released on October 4 and is the third track the Banbury-based band has produced with legendary music producer Glen Robinson. Mr Robinson is renowned
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A40 dual carriageway plan is 'SCRAPPED'
Upgrades to the A40 between Witney and Eynsham have been "scrapped" following a review into the scheme. Oxfordshire County Council has successfully negotiated with funding partners Homes England and the Department for Transport (DFT) to confirm
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Business park secures £26m loan for firm's new HQ
A £26.8 million development loan has been secured by a site near Bicester to go towards building an electric motor manufacturer's new headquarters. The funds, secured by Bicester Motion, will be used to deliver the first phase of The Ranges, the
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'So sad': Concern raised as another body found in water
Tributes have poured in after police found another body in Oxfordshire waters. Thames Valley Police recovered the body from the River Cherwell in Oxford on Sunday, believing it to be that of 67-year-old missing woman Zhihui. It is the latest
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£126m funding approved for A40 improvements
The government has approved £126 million of funding for a programme aiming to improve journeys between Eynsham and Oxford. The funding, provided by Homes England and the Department for Transport, will go towards Oxfordshire County Council’s A40
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Giant solar farm objectors stage protest walk over threat to 1,000 year old lane
Campaigners against plans to build one of Europe's largest solar farms have taken part in a protest walk. If approved the 1,400 hectare (3,500-acre) Botley West Solar Farm would cover sites near Botley, Kidlington and Woodstock mostly owned by
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Day of Dance: Oxford Morris Dancers celebrate 90th anniversary
Morris Dancers from Oxford enjoyed a day in London to celebrate the 90th anniversary of a group keeping traditional activities alive. Both Oxford University and Oxford City Morris dancers attended a Day of Dance event on Sunday (October 20) to
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Oxford doctor shares ultimate guide to avoiding colds this winter
Getting vaccinated, cutting out ultra-processed-foods, and prioritising sleep can help people to avoid catching the flu and colds this winter, an Oxford doctor has said. Also among Dr Ellen Fallows' advice for avoiding these common winter illnesses
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Six key players to watch out for against the Rams
OXFORD United will be hoping to stretch their unbeaten record at home when they welcome Derby County this evening. The U’s have won three and drawn two of their first five Sky Bet Championship games on home soil, helping them to sit 11th in the
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People invited to share memories of Blenheim Palace ahead of anniversary
Blenheim Palace is inviting people to share their memories from visits to the site as it looks ahead to its 75th anniversary of being open to the public. The site near Woodstock will be celebrating the milestone in April next year and is keen to
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Plans submitted to add six caravans to Oxfordshire Traveller site
Fresh plans have been lodged to add six new caravans to an existing Oxfordshire Traveller site. Applicant Charlie McDonnagh has submitted the plans to Cherwell District Council for the scheme at Manor Park in Hampton Poyle, near Kidlington.
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Plans to build six homes on site of former playground
A derelict former playground in Kidlington could have new homes built on it if plans are approved. Applicant Ede Holdings Ltd has applied to build six homes on the site at Morton Close. The scheme, which has been submitted to Cherwell District
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University of Oxford researchers attending UN biodiversity conference
More than 30 University of Oxford researchers are taking part in discussions at a United Nations conference on biodiversity. The United Nations Conference of the Parties for Biodiversity (COP16), taking place in Cali, Colombia, began on October
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F1 team plans further upgrades to HQ 'to ensure they can continue to compete'
A Formula 1 racing team plans a further upgrade to its Oxfordshire headquarters "to support the team's aspirations". Alpine F1 has applied for planning consent to build a workshop extension on to the Wind Tunnel Building at its HQ at Whiteways
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Woman found by river in Oxfordshire town died by suicide
A woman was found dead in west Oxfordshire while visiting the area for a funeral in May, an inquest has heard. Barbara Rooney, 33, had travelled to the Witney area from her home in Plymouth to attend the funeral of a relative when she was reported
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Oxford United backs Together Against Racism campaign
Oxford United has backed a campaign looking to tackle discrimination in football. The club is supporting the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign, urging fans to report any instances of discrimination they witness. The club said in a statement
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Free autumn extra garden waste collection in Oxfordshire
Residents in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse could get extra garden waste collection. If subscribed to the brown bin garden waste service, extra garden waste can be collected for free this autumn. The collections will take place
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Banbury's Castle Quay shopping centre set for Halloween event
A day of "magical" family entertainment is set to be held at Castle Quay shopping centre in Banbury this weekend. The event, which will take place on Saturday, October 26, between 11am and 3pm, will feature two magicians performing tricks and illusions
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Veterans support earns Oxfordshire care home recognition
A care home near Chipping Norton has been recognised for the support it offers to armed forces veterans. The Old Prebendal House care home, in Shipton-under-Wychwood, has been awarded the Veteran Friendly Framework Accreditation. This award
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The two key things to be aware of when signing up for a savings account
When signing up for a new savings account you might be tempted to go for the first one that takes your interest. But it can often be worth taking a few extra moments to fully understand what the account has to offer, including two key details.
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Pie and mash could be given protected status as campaigners push for change
Campaigners are hoping to secure protected status for traditional pie and mash to celebrate the “original fast food”. Former Conservative minister Richard Holden and producers have made representations to the Department for Environment, Food and
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You could lose out on nearly £4000 a year by making this huge pension mistake
A new warning has been issued over an easy-to-make pension mistake that could see Brits lose out on nearly £4000 a year. Deferring a pension is a popular way to boost savings for retirement. For every year a person delays, they boost their pension
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Midfielder providing U’s with inside track ahead of clash with boyhood team
LOUIE Sibley has been passing on whatever information he can to help bolster Oxford United as they welcome his former club Derby County tonight. The midfielder was out of contract with the Rams in the summer, and despite being offered a new deal