Archive - Tuesday, 25 September 2018

Oxford United 0, Manchester City 3 (Jesus 36, Mahrez 78, Foden 90+2)
OXFORD United’s Carabao Cup run ended – but they gave Manchester City’s star names a difficult night at a packed Kassam Stadium.
UPDATES: Oxford United v Manchester City - City score late double
All the news from Oxford United's Carabao Cup tie against Manchester City.
AS IT HAPPENED: Fans flock to the Kassam for big clash with Manchester City
All the build up outside the stadium as United prepare for the big game
Restaurant becomes one of just five in Oxfordshire to boast three AA rosettes
AN ACCLAIMED Summertown restaurant has climbed the culinary hierarchy to secure an additional AA rosette.
Oxford MP Dodds calls for general election
OXFORD East MP Anneliese Dodds said a general election should be held if the Government is unable to work out the 'impasse' with the EU.
'Disappointing': Rain blamed as food festival falls short of expectation
ORGANISERS of an inaugural food festival have pledged to return with ‘bigger and better’ offerings after disappointing feedback.
Oxford social enterprise for schools in running for national award
A SOCIAL enterprise helping schools to make the most of their facilities has been shortlisted for a national award.
IN PICTURES: Adam, 13, joins victory march 24 hours after beating cancer
A 13-YEAR-OLD boy joined dozens of friends and family walking to raise funds to fight cancer – just one day after getting the all-clear from the disease.
On to the next 1000: Oxfordshire artist Clive Hemsley paints 1,000th dog
AN Oxfordshire painter has clocked up an impressive 1,000 portraits of dogs.
Anti-plastic Oxford start up OneCup launches at Brookes Uni
AN Oxford Brookes graduate who recently won £1,000 of funding for his reusable coffee cup hire company has officially launched the OneCup brand back at the University.
Preschool earns praise despite Ofsted downgrading
A PRESCHOOL is helping children to make 'steady progress' and explore new skills.
Jessica's bling poppies raise funds for Royal British Legion
JESSICA Allen is hoping her sparkling bling poppies will raise a more than £3,500 for war veterans and their families.
Music academy puts on 'festival' to say goodbye to spiritual home
A MUSIC academy kicked off its final week in its spiritual home with a bang last night.
Major recruitment fair at Westgate Centre in Oxford this weekend
OXFORD'S Westgate Centre has announced it is holding a recruitment fair this weekend.
Youth gig in Wantage for October Club fundraiser
JIGSAW Stage Production's youth membership will be hitting the high notes again in aid of the October Club in Wantage, a Day Care Centre for those with dementia.
Councillors set to adopt plan for almost 16,000 homes in district
COUNCILLORS are expected to formally adopt a crucial planning document that will see almost 16,000 houses built in the district up to 2031.
Remember When: Family hold rent strike after being forced to live in park hut
A FAMILY who lived in a hut in a park refused to pay their rent due to its deteriorating condition in August 1966.
Key slip road to be resurfaced
A WELL-USED stretch of road left in a poor state following last winter's freezing conditions will be improved next week.
Plans for new signs at shopping centre
SHOPPERS could spot new signs directing them to the ‘hidden’ areas of the Westgate Centre if plans are approved by Oxford City Council.
Chey Dunkley: Oxford United need to break game down against Manchester City
CHEY Dunkley knows exactly how Oxford United need to approach tonight’s game – having upset Manchester City last season.
Residents complain after Virgin Media services crash
FRUSTRATED residents in Botley have been reportedly been without Virgin Media services since yesterday afternoon.
Police believe missing girl could be in Oxford
A MISSING girl last seen a week ago in Dorset could have travelled to Oxford, according to police.
Optician discovered golf ball-sized tumour behind schoolboy's eye
A TUMOUR the size of a golf ball was discovered behind the eyes of a schoolboy during a trip to an opticians.
Oxford United boss: Beating Manchester City would be 'one in a million'
AFTER experiencing what he described as the lowest point of his career on Saturday, Karl Robinson admits sitting down to figure out how to stop Manchester City was not the ideal way to unwind.
Firefighters put under the heat at national competition
SIX of the county's firefighters will battle 200 other flame blazers in a bid to be crowned the nation's rescue champions.
Driver escapes with minor injuries after two-car crash
EMERGENCY services responded to a 999 call last night after a two-car crash near Abingdon.
RUGBY UNION: Chinnor and Henley Hawks lose in National Leagues
CHINNOR’S unbeaten start to life in National League 1 came to an end in a 27-24 defeat at home to Caldy.
Oxford United want to face Manchester City's strongest XI – Cameron Norman
OXFORD United’s players want to come up against the strongest possible Manchester City side tonight, according to Cameron Norman.
Greater Leys Spar to undergo refit
A POPULAR convenience store and pharmacy on an Oxford estate is set to undergo a refit.
CCTV appeal after men assault young teenagers on bus
TEENAGE boys were assaulted as they sat listening to music on the top deck of a bus.
Manchester City meeting brings back good memories for Jamie Cook
JAMIE Cook will be watching on tonight knowing how it feels to beat Manchester City as an Oxford United fan and player.
Academy trust takes the reins at 'inadequate' Oxford school
A SCHOOL that was seized from a council's control after standards slipped is set to join one of Oxfordshire's largest academy trusts.
Lane closure causes three-mile queues on A40 near Oxford
ROADWORKS are causing severe congestion on the A40 near Oxford this morning.
RUGBY UNION: All the action from South West 1 East
FOTU Latu scored a hat-trick of tries as Oxford Harlequins eased to a 51-0 victory at home to Swindon.
RUGBY UNION: BB&O Championship round-up
CHIPPING Norton made it three wins in a row in the BB&O Championship with an 87-7 victory at Winslow.
GOLF: Abingdon's Eddie Pepperell breaks into the world's top 50
EDDIE Pepperell has broken into the world’s top 50 for the first time following his
Former prisoner urges us to give more second chances – for people and wardrobes
A FORMER prisoner who is now trying to turn his life around is urging people in Oxford to help him – by recycling.
Karl Robinson and Pep Guardiola to make changes for Carabao Cup tie
BOTH Oxford United and Manchester City are planning to make changes for tonight’s Carabao Cup tie at the Kassam Stadium.
BRING ON THE CHAMPIONS: U's gunning for glory as fans across the globe tune in
PEOPLE from all walks of life are hoping Oxford United can perform with the world watching tonight.
Trust cannot rule out further suspensions of midwife services
HEALTH bosses have said they will be 'better placed' to provide birthing services once a new cohort of midwives joins the frontline team, however they have refused to rule out further suspensions of the service.
DARTS: TJ's snatch ODDA Men's title in thrilling climax
IN a thrilling climax, TJ’s clinched the Cowley Workers ODDA Men’s Summer League crown by a single point.
Conman admits scamming woman out of £38,000 in car fraud
A CONMAN has admitted scamming a woman out of tens of thousands of pounds by fraudulently promising to sell her cars.
HOCKEY: Olympic ace Cullen sinks Oxford Hawks
Oxford Hawks Ladies rounded off their pre-season by hosting a Wimbledon side, featuring England stars Anna Toman, Suzy Petty and Olympic gold medallist Crista Cullen.
Cornmarket stores close after college revamp gets go-ahead
SHUTTERS are going up at shops in Cornmarket Street as Jesus College prepares for a major redevelopment.
Fit-again Cameron Brannagan has belief in Oxford United upset
CAMERON Brannagan knows most Oxford United fans do not hold any hope of beating Manchester City tonight – but he has belief in an upset.
Sylvia June CAHILL
CAHILL Sylvia June Of Charlbury, peacefully on 19th September 2018, aged 89 years. Mother of Janette, mother in Law of Ian, grandmother of Matthew, Daniel and Nicola and great grandmother to Rosie, Isabelle, Lucy, Martha, Jack and Eliza. Funeral service…
Dorothy (Dot) JINKS
JINKS Dorothy (Dot) Peacefully on 11th September 2018, aged 93 years. Much loved mum of Michael and David, greatly loved granny of Elizabeth, Victoria, Samantha and Nicola and special great granny of Jessica. Funeral Service at South Oxfordshire…
Richard (Dick) WOODLEY
WOODLEY Richard (Dick) Passed away 15th September 2018, aged 91 years. Much loved by all his family, he will be sadly missed. Funeral service on Monday 1st October at 1.30pm at Oxford Crematorium. Family flowers only, donations if wished for Alzheimer's…
Doris Ellen SHUFFLEBOTHAM
SHUFFLEBOTHAM Doris Ellen Passed away at Glebe House Nursing Home, Kidlington on 13th September 2018, aged 96. Beloved wife of the late Reginald, mother of John-Michael and the late Allen, nan of 6 and great nan of 8. Funeral service will be held on…

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Oxford United 0, Manchester City 3 (Jesus 36, Mahrez 78, Foden 90+2)

UPDATES: Oxford United v Manchester City - City score late double

AS IT HAPPENED: Fans flock to the Kassam for big clash with Manchester City

Restaurant becomes one of just five in Oxfordshire to boast three AA rosettes

Oxford MP Dodds calls for general election

'Disappointing': Rain blamed as food festival falls short of expectation

Oxford social enterprise for schools in running for national award

IN PICTURES: Adam, 13, joins victory march 24 hours after beating cancer

On to the next 1000: Oxfordshire artist Clive Hemsley paints 1,000th dog

Anti-plastic Oxford start up OneCup launches at Brookes Uni

Preschool earns praise despite Ofsted downgrading

Jessica's bling poppies raise funds for Royal British Legion

Music academy puts on 'festival' to say goodbye to spiritual home

Major recruitment fair at Westgate Centre in Oxford this weekend

Youth gig in Wantage for October Club fundraiser

Councillors set to adopt plan for almost 16,000 homes in district

Remember When: Family hold rent strike after being forced to live in park hut

Key slip road to be resurfaced

Plans for new signs at shopping centre

Chey Dunkley: Oxford United need to break game down against Manchester City

Residents complain after Virgin Media services crash

Police believe missing girl could be in Oxford

Optician discovered golf ball-sized tumour behind schoolboy's eye

Oxford United boss: Beating Manchester City would be 'one in a million'

Firefighters put under the heat at national competition

Driver escapes with minor injuries after two-car crash

RUGBY UNION: Chinnor and Henley Hawks lose in National Leagues

Oxford United want to face Manchester City's strongest XI – Cameron Norman

Greater Leys Spar to undergo refit

CCTV appeal after men assault young teenagers on bus

Manchester City meeting brings back good memories for Jamie Cook

Academy trust takes the reins at 'inadequate' Oxford school

Lane closure causes three-mile queues on A40 near Oxford

RUGBY UNION: All the action from South West 1 East

RUGBY UNION: BB&O Championship round-up

GOLF: Abingdon's Eddie Pepperell breaks into the world's top 50

Former prisoner urges us to give more second chances – for people and wardrobes

Karl Robinson and Pep Guardiola to make changes for Carabao Cup tie

BRING ON THE CHAMPIONS: U's gunning for glory as fans across the globe tune in

Trust cannot rule out further suspensions of midwife services

DARTS: TJ's snatch ODDA Men's title in thrilling climax

Conman admits scamming woman out of £38,000 in car fraud

HOCKEY: Olympic ace Cullen sinks Oxford Hawks

Cornmarket stores close after college revamp gets go-ahead

Fit-again Cameron Brannagan has belief in Oxford United upset

Sylvia June CAHILL

Dorothy (Dot) JINKS

Richard (Dick) WOODLEY

Doris Ellen SHUFFLEBOTHAM