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Rough sleepers in Oxford can access emergency beds tonight
OXFORD City Council will tonight activate its Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) for rough sleepers.
Holocaust memorial event to be held next week
THE Lord Mayor of Oxford will host a reflection service to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day next week.
Two purses stolen in town centre thefts
TWO purses were stolen in Bicester town centre yesterday.
Burglars try to steal from empty house before speeding away
THREE men tried to burgle an empty house before driving away at speed.
Thief who stole thousands of pounds from his boss admits the offence
A THIEF accused of stealing thousands of pounds from his employer has admitted carrying out the offence.
Westgate Centre 'is now full' after recent big-name openings
OXFORD’S £440m Westgate Centre can repeat the success of its first year with a series of special events and promotions, according to a retail expert.
'We need our car park back - petition launched after part closure
A PETITION has been launched calling for more parking spaces at Oxpens for ice rink users after the city council slashed capacity at the neighbouring car park.
80-year-old woman tricked into handing over large quantity of cash
A MAN has been charged after an elderly woman in her 80s was tricked into handing over a large amount of cash.
COLUMN: Remembering the Moirs of Old Place Yard
A LECTERN dedicated to the memory of the late Major and Mrs. Moir, of Old Place Yard House, has recently been returned to St Edburg’s Church after being on loan for several years to St Edburg’s School. Both had been heavily involved in the life of…
4 signs you may have 'stealth disease' that's more common than doctors thought
THE genetic disorder Haemochromatosis, if left untreated, can cause serious illness such as liver failure, diabetes and severe arthritis.
'Outrageous' fancy dress ball announced at secret venue - but men aren't allowed
'WITCHES in Wellies and Wedding Dresses' are invited to an all women's ball for International Women's Day.
Same city - different worlds: Films explore alternative realities of life in Oxford & beyond
A clean cut young woman in full academic dress walks out of the Bodleian Quad, flanked by two male students, in white bow ties and flowing gowns.
'Nail-biting': Oxford band cover Kate Bush song for new Netflix movie by local director
As guitarist in rock band Little Fish, Julia Sophie Walker had her taste of rock & roll fame. Stepping back from the limelight she has tried her hand at making everything from soap and apple juice to film soundtracks as well as rocking out in…
Networking advice service is launched to help women in business
A YOUNG entrepreneur on a mission to support her fellow females in business has recently launched a new service.
Ahmed Kashi completes loan move to Oxford United
AHMED Kashi has become Oxford United’s third signing of the January transfer window after finalising his loan move from France.
Controversial 91-home site and care complex could get go-ahead
A CONTROVERSIAL development featuring up to 91 homes and a care complex is likely to get the go-ahead.
QUIZ: How comfortable are YOU financially (this poll says you need two homes)
Having savings, being debt-free and going on two holidays a year means you're ‘comfortable', according to a study.
Annual golf day funds for special school
GOLFERS got back in the swing of things for the annual Bicester Hotel and Charity golf day.
Well-known former owner of 'best chip shop in the area' has died
JEAN Ashton, who has died aged 86, ran chip shops across Oxfordshire, becoming a familiar face for generations of residents.
Hospital 'confident' no operations will be cancelled this winter
A NEW Oxfordshire health chief has said she is confident the county’s hospitals will not be forced into cancelling operations en masse like last year.
People's Vote campaigners hold event on next steps for Brexit
A PROFESSOR of European Law will speak at a free event organised by People's Vote campaigners.
Parents honour memory of their young son as they take on latest challenge
BEREAVED parents who channelled the heartache of losing their baby boy Oscar into creating a charity are now marking its fifth anniversary.
Ofsted feedback for 'welcoming' Oxford school
A NURSERY school in East Oxford has been described by Ofsted as 'welcoming and outward-looking.'
Boost for town sport as all-weather pitch gets green light
SPORT in Chipping Norton will receive a welcome boost after contractors were appointed to install an all-weather pitch at the town's leisure centre.
Wait goes on to fix 'ski jump' town centre pavement
A 'DANGEROUS' section of pavement in Witney will finally be fixed when Oxfordshire County Council receives a delivery of bollards and railings.
LEGAL MATTERS: What lies ahead in 2019
By Helen Bishop
'Racist after racist': MP hammers Oxford Union over 'fascist' invite
THE Oxford Union is embroiled in yet another debate about free speech, after it invited 'fascist' French politician Marion Maréchal-Le Pen to speak next week.
GOLF: Eddie Pepperell moves to six under in Abu Dhabi
EDDIE Pepperell carded a four-under-par 68 to climb the leaderboard at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship this morning.
Drop-in event for South Oxfordshire District Council's local plan
THE first public drop-in event as part of a final round of consultation on South Oxfordshire District Council's Local Plan will take place today.
ICE HOCKEY: Darren Elliott delighted with victory, but warns Stars of tougher tests ahead
OXFORD City Stars captain Darren Elliott is under no illusion as to how tough the second half of the season will be for his side, writes JACK SALE.
Review of Oxfam culture finds 'toxic work environment'
'RACIST and bullying behaviours' have blighted the work environment at Oxfam, according to a new report.
Another school PTA at risk of collapse
A VILLAGE school has encouraged parents to step forward to help save their parent-teacher association.
RUGBY UNION: Littlemore eye progress after facing reality check
LITTLEMORE have learnt the hard way about the difficulties of adjusting to life in a higher division – but back-to-back wins have proven it can be achieved.
Cyclist rides for charity that helped him bond with disabled wife
AN AMATEUR cyclist will ride 66 miles to raise money for a charity that helped him bond with his disabled wife through video games.
SNOW: Oxfordshire reacts as first flurries fall
MOTORISTS were urged to take care on the roads this morning after snowfall in Oxfordshire.
Property managers gather for awards at Harwell science campus
DOZENS of Oxfordshire’s property professionals gathered at Harwell science campus for the launch of the second annual Oxfordshire Property Festival.
ICE HOCKEY: Oxford City Stars begin 2019 with resounding victory
OXFORD City Stars head coach Kenny Redmond hailed the attitude of his side after they thumped struggling Lee Valley Lions 13-1, writes JACK SALE.
RUGBY UNION: Oxford University elect Ed David as captain
ED David has been elected Oxford University’s new skipper.
ATHLETICS: All the action from the Chiltern Cross Country League
BICESTER continued their strong showing in the junior events of the Chiltern Cross Country League.
Car drives off after bump outside Oxford school
A SCHOOL in Oxford has appealed for witnesses after a parent's car was damaged in a minor collision, after which the driver failed to stop.
JAILED: Prolific Oxford bike thief who was caught in the act
A PROLIFIC thief who has plagued bike owners across the city has been handed a jail term after his latest cycle of thefts.
BAR BILLIARDS: Democrats reach Knockout Cup semi-finals
WEST Oxford Democrats reached the semi-finals of the Oxford & District League’s Team Knockout Cup when beating Masons Arms 7-5 on aggregate, writes PETE EWINS.
Ahmed Kashi on brink of Oxford United move
AHMED Kashi is on the verge of a move to Oxford United, which is expected to be completed today.
Hospital team helps reduce bed blocking this winter
A SPECIALIST hospital team has been easing pressure in A&E by treating approximately 300 patients a month who would otherwise be in hospital beds.
NHS: Rise in staff survey response rates marks 'step-change' in staff engagement
THE number of workers at Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) who took part in the national NHS staff survey increased by 10 per cent compared to the previous year.
New A34 link road could be the answer to expressway traffic
A GROUP opposed to the Oxford-Cambridge expressway potentially ploughing through Green Belt land has urged the Government to build a new link road between the A34 and A420 for it.
New wine shop opening in Oxford after successful pop-up
A MERRILY-named wine store is set to open in north Oxford tomorrow.
Potential 890 job losses at council - update due today
TRANSFORMATION plans which the county council has said could mean the loss of 890 jobs could still save nearly £50m, councillors will hear today.
Illegal parking is likely to be taken out of police's hands next year
ENFORCING parking across some Oxfordshire districts could be taken out of the police’s hands and given to councils to control next year.
More Oxford tower blocks get security to stop criminal damage and abuse
SECURITY guards have been put in place at more Oxford tower blocks as residents continue to be dogged by anti-social behaviour.
NOSTALGIA: Check out some of our favourite pantomime pictures
PANTO season is in full swing, with performances taking place across the county over the next few weeks. The family-friendly shows always offer a great array of photos and we dug into our archive to find some crackers from years gone by.
Warning - Facebook Marketplace scam after woman's identity was stolen
A FRAUDSTER stole a young woman's identity and advertised items for sale at her home - and the first she knew of it was when buyers turned up at the door.
Changes to petrol and diesel ban in Oxford 'disappointing' for some
ENVIRONMENTALISTS and experts have given a mixed response to the latest proposals on a Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ).
ABANDONED: Flood scheme shelved as estimated cost doubles
A MULTI-MILLION pound scheme to reduce the risk of flooding in Abingdon has been abandoned due to spiralling costs.
This new rail line could be 'silver bullet' to solve A40 traffic hell
A RADICAL new rail route through West Oxfordshire is the 'silver bullet' that will fix the district's 'chronic' transport woes, campaigners say.
SCALES OF JUSTICE: The latest results from Oxford Magistrates' Court
OXFORD MAGISTRATES’
Beeswax wraps and bird houses are eco-friendly bestsellers for Oxfam
ECO-FRIENDLY products - including beeswax food wrap and bird houses - are helping to bring in vital funds at Oxfam charity shops.
Josephine Marion (Jo) RIORDAN
RIORDAN Josephine Marion (Jo) Loving wife of the late Barry, wonderful mum to Tim, Donal, Maura and devoted Grandma to Noah. Passed away peacefully on 30 December 2018, aged 87 years. Funeral mass will be on Friday 25 January at St Thomas More RC…
Sue Currill
Sue Currill Happy 65th Birthday Sue Love, Christine, Steve and Family
Nick Howells
Happy 50th Birthday Nick Howells Happy 50th my darling Nick, No card or gift can I give you, Life is not the same without you, In my heart and memories you live on. It started with a kiss, happy birthday. All my love Sharon xxx
Chloe Kirkby
KIRKBY Chloe Happy 4th Birthday My little Princess Lots of Love Grampy Kirkby xxxx
Dorothy Hartnett
Hartnett Dorothy No happy returns, just fond memories of a special sister. From Michael xx
Queenie TRAFFORD
TRAFFORD Queenie Today will be your 103rd Birthday. We think of you always, especially for your courage. You were a great inspiration to us all. Love Bill (Ed), Eileen & Family XXX
John Frederick ROLLS
ROLLS John Frederick Of Charlbury, passed away peacefully at the Churchill Hospital on 5th January 2019 aged 75 years. A much-loved Husband, Father, Brother and Grampy. Funeral service at St. Mary's Church, Charlbury on Friday 25th January at 2.00 p.m.…
William 'Bill' WARMINGTON
WARMINGTON William 'Bill' Of Chipping Norton, peacefully on 10th January 2019, aged 98 years. Private burial on Wednesday 23rd January. If you wish to pay your respects, Bill's family would love to see you at The Crown and Cushion Hotel, Chipping…
Leonard George John (Len) WEEKES
WEEKES Leonard George John (Len) Passed away at the JR Hospital on Monday 7th January, aged 84 years. Loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather and brother. He will be sadly missed by all. Funeral service to take place at the Oxford…
Peter Paul (Perc) PERCIVAL
PERCIVAL Peter Paul (Perc) Peacefully at home on 3rd January 2019, aged 80 years. Much loved husband of Christina. He will be sadly missed by his many friends. Funeral Service at Abingdon Cemetery, Spring Gardens on Wednesday 23rd January at 12.00 noon.…
Wilson Hosier
HOSIER Wilson (Toot) Passed away at Sobell House Hospice on 10th January 2019 aged 85 years. Beloved Husband to Sandra. Loving Father to Esther and Stuart, Father-in-law to Will, Grandfather to Tom and Hatty. Will be sadly missed by all his family.…
Former homeless man is now on the road to a better life – literally
THANKS to support from a local homelessness charity, a man from Oxford has turned his life around by learning how to drive.

16th January 2019

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