Archive - Monday, 16 September 2019

Barbara TURNER
TURNER Barbara Passed away peacefully at Wytham House Care Home on 18th August 2019, aged 86 years. Widow of Harold and mother of four sons. She will be sadly missed. The Funeral Service will be held at St Anthony's of Padua, Headley Way, Oxford OX3 7SS…
John Davis
DAVIS John Passed away suddenly on 5th September 2019 aged 81 years. Dearly loved husband of Gladys (Girlie). Much loved dad of Alison & Teresa, grandad of Matthew, Emily, Joe & Emma and great grandad of Evie. Funeral service at Oxford…
Robert Charles JAMES
James Robert Charles Known as Jamo or Bob. Of Berinsfield. Passed away unexpectedly at home on the 2nd September 2019. Loving Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather. He will be sadly missed by his family and friends. Funeral Service on Wednesday 25th…
School sorry after asking pupils to write mock suicide note
A SCHOOL has apologised after GCSE pupils were asked to pen a pretend suicide note during a lesson.
Man released on bail after toilet stolen from Blenheim Palace
A 66-year-old man who was questioned by police after a gold toilet was stolen from Blenheim Palace has been released on bail.
Latest results from the courts
OXFORD MAGISTRATES’
Artist behind Blenheim's £4.8m gold toilet says theft was not a prank
THE artist who sculpted a solid gold toilet reportedly worth £4.8m has dismissed claims that its theft was a prank.
Oxfordshire hops on a bike to raise cash for old churches
HUNDREDS of revellers got on the saddle this weekend to help raise some cash for the upkeep of historic churches in the county.
A34 closures due to commence tonight
OVERNIGHT road closures on the A34 are due to commence this evening.
Thrill-seekers set to break record after hospital abseil
MORE than 200 daredevils with a head for heights abseiled from the roof of the John Radcliffe Hospital to raise money for its charity.
School pupils to build their own bikes
SECONDARY school pupils are to get a new workshop where they can learn how to fix bikes.
A LOOK BACK: Blenheim Palace the backdrop to fun runs and film sets
Oxfordshire's poshest palace has been the picturesque backdrop to many of our stories over the years.
Minister could take over council's plan
A COUNCIL runs the risk of losing the right to run a planning programme to the government if it doesn’t adopt it soon, a report says.
Pupils harvest honey from their school's own bee hives
SCHOOLGIRLS pulled on protective clothing to prise 'delectable' honey from handmade hives.
Dogs or cats? Ketchup or brown sauce? Corrie or Eastenders? The big questions ANSWERED
WILLS and Kate or Harry and Meghan? Ketchup or brown sauce? Dogs or cats?
Two-goal James Henry turns down 'cheeky' penalty offer from Oxford United teammate
JAMES Henry admitted his penalties for Oxford United were priceless – literally.
Oxford United boss Karl Robinson reaches 500-game landmark in style
OXFORD United’s victory over Tranmere Rovers may have been run of the mill to most, but boss Karl Robinson says he will remember it for the rest of his life.
Refreshed Tariqe Fosu back in the groove
TARIQE Fosu felt the benefit of a blank week as his fresh legs ran riot for Oxford United.
Oxfordshire could grow more quickly, data suggests
COUNTY council figures suggest Oxfordshire's population could increase more quickly than previous thought.
OPINION: Boris is right on the Green Belt
By James Fredrickson, the Conservative Party's Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Oxford West and Abingdon at the next general election
FOOTBALL: Oxford City hit back for share of the spoils
OXFORD City recovered from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at home to Billericay Town on Saturday.
FOOTBALL: Southern League round-up
BANBURY United goalkeeper Jack Harding saved two penalties in Saturday’s 0-0 draw at home to Hitchin Town.

15th September 2019

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School sorry after asking pupils to write mock suicide note

Man released on bail after toilet stolen from Blenheim Palace

Latest results from the courts

Artist behind Blenheim's £4.8m gold toilet says theft was not a prank

Oxfordshire hops on a bike to raise cash for old churches

A34 closures due to commence tonight

Thrill-seekers set to break record after hospital abseil

School pupils to build their own bikes

A LOOK BACK: Blenheim Palace the backdrop to fun runs and film sets

Minister could take over council's plan

Pupils harvest honey from their school's own bee hives

Dogs or cats? Ketchup or brown sauce? Corrie or Eastenders? The big questions ANSWERED

Two-goal James Henry turns down 'cheeky' penalty offer from Oxford United teammate

Oxford United boss Karl Robinson reaches 500-game landmark in style

Refreshed Tariqe Fosu back in the groove

Oxfordshire could grow more quickly, data suggests

OPINION: Boris is right on the Green Belt

FOOTBALL: Oxford City hit back for share of the spoils

FOOTBALL: Southern League round-up