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Chiltern House is a grand property that will leave you both shaken and stirred. James Bond author Ian Fleming is said to have written Dr No at this, the former clubhouse of Huntercombe Golf Club, 60 years ago and it was immortalised in Goldfinger where…
This week's stars, as read by Claire Petulengro for The Oxford Mail.
'SUSPICIOUS' white powder dotted around Bicester has prompted a running club to speak out and ease residents' concerns.
GAVIN Whyte remains a doubt for Oxford United’s visit to Accrington Stanley tomorrow while his head injury is assessed.
OXFORD MAGISTRATES'
VANS have been targeted by tool thieves in a quick succession of vehicle break-ins.
A NEW science centre is advertising its office space for rent – but only to small start-up tech companies.
By Nel Grimbleby
MORE than 40 West Oxfordshire businesses have signed up to a national scheme to help anyone feeling lost, worried or threatened when they are out.
SPACE, superheroes and animation are on the menu at an Oxfordshire library in the coming weeks.
SCHOOLGIRLS from across Oxfordshire helped teach computers how to identify viruses at a world-first event.
OXFORD welcomes millions of tourists a year, but these free tours are being offered so that locals do not miss the opportunity to learn and experience their city.
A REAL estate company is offering its services on a charitable basis to help build a new church for Blackbird Leys.
A ROOFING company has been forced to pay £630 after its employees dumped a pile of bricks and wood next to a field.
TWO Witney teenagers had extra reason to hope England enjoyed a successful World Cup in 1982.
A YOUNG child and an adult escaped a burning car after it caught fire on an M40 slip road.
With the high street changing all the time, shops are always looking for new ways to keep the competition up and customers rolling in.
HEAD coach Kenny Redmond has left Oxford City Stars.
TODAY is the last day members of the public can have their say on the controversial proposals to build thousands of homes on Oxford's Green Belt.
DIDCOT Town fell to a 3-2 defeat at play-off rivals Corby Town on Saturday in a thrilling Division 1 Central clash.
A BUS roadshow will be roaming the county this week to seek people’s views on what Oxfordshire should look like in 2050.
PUPILS at an Oxford school ‘sung’ a pop song using only their hands.
A MASS car meet advertised on social media was foiled by police over fears of racing and dangerous stunts.
OXFORD City remain without a victory in 2019 after a 2-0 defeat at Truro City on Saturday.
SLUMPING back into the relegation zone was an embarrassment for Oxford United, according to head coach Karl Robinson.
A TEENAGE drug dealer twice tried to escape police, first running off at arrest, before slipping off his handcuffs at the police station and trying to jump a wall.
FORMER offices next to a Sikh temple are set to be bulldozed and replaced with a three-storey block of flats.
PROPOSALS to build two new homes in north Oxford will be decided by councillors on Wednesday.
RESIDENTS in Oxfordshire and across Thames Valley have been warned of an internet scammer preying on those looking for love.
A NEW light-up sign on a gift shop saying 'souvenirs Harry Potter football official merchandise' will help keep Cornmarket Street alive, the owners have said.
AN OXFORD midwife has won a national award for helping teach others about the profession.
AN OXFORD man who stole thousands of pounds from his employer is due to be sentenced today.
AN OXFORDSHIRE council has prepared no formal report over what it thinks Brexit might bring, it can be revealed.
THE city council showed off one of its council houses at Barton Park as the first homes are handed over to tenants.
TEENAGERS struggling to cope with the pressures of the modern world will be offered an unusual alternative at a new city youth centre: running their own soap company.
SIMON Eastwood admitted a careless Oxford United got what they deserved as Peterborough United pinched the points.
OXFORD’S Homeless community have been putting on a show at The Jam Factory, which is exhibiting their photography.
A COUNCILLOR has quit parish-level politics after criticising a 'disgusting' tax rise in a disadvantaged Oxford community.
THE mother of a man who suffered life-changing brain injuries in a hit-and-run incident has said she will "never rest in peace" until the person responsible is caught.
HOLIFIELD Horace Angela, Kate and Ricky would like to say a big thank you to everyone who attended Horace's funeral. Also thank you for all of the beautiful cards and donations for The Stroke Club and The Blind Club. Thanks also to Shirley for her help…
DREW Margaret After a short illness passed away on Friday 8th February 2019, aged 89. Beloved wife of the late Ken, much loved mum, nan and great nan. Funeral service on Monday 25th February, Oxford Crematorium at 12 noon. Family flowers only please.…
KEMP Brenda May (née Spencer) Passed away peacefully at the John Radcliffe Hospital on 6th February 2019, aged 80 years. Beloved wife of John, mum to Nicola and nan to Anthony. She will be sadly missed. Funeral will take place at Headington Cemetery…
Nesbitt Jane Ten years ago you left us, With tears in our eyes, But the love we have in our hearts For you will never die. Missing you and loving you always, Dot, Dawn, Raymond, Wendy, Lynette, Susie & families.
PRICE Arnold 18th February 2009 Odear Odear another year. Still wait for me on the Golden Stair. Your devoted wife Marg xx Miss you.
BECKLEY Len 16-6-1953 17-2-2012 You left us treasured memories, Your love is still our guide And although we cannot see you. We know you are always by our side. Love from Alan, Jackie and Hazel xxx
MORBEY Michael Richard Formerly of Headington Quarry. Passed away peacefully on 9th February 2019 aged 89 years. Beloved husband of Jean, a loving dad to Michael, Martin, Andrew and Christine, devoted grandfather and great grandfather. In our hearts and…
