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TRANSPLANT patient Allison Warren is looking forward to a bright future - thanks to her mum.
TELEVISION'S popular Songs of Praise is coming to Oxford.
RATS and raw sewage are posing a potential health danger in Banbury in the wake of the weekend's floods.
FIREFIGHTERS are warning children to keep out of derelict buildings after youngsters playing in an old factory set light to rubbish.
FURIOUS Christians say car-fitters in Banbury mocked their faith to attract business over Easter.
MORE than 100 people protested at the closure of up to half their local hospital's beds last night.
TWINS Lauren and Ashton Mills have found a new mum.
RUSSIAN mum-to-be Svetlana Bakharev has flown to Oxford on an £8,000 trip so her baby can be born at the John Radcliffe Hospital.
OXFORD University's new look side had Sussex reeling on the opening day of the first-class season in the Parks yesterday but a dropped catch after lunch let them off the hook.
THE cricket season is under way in the Parks - and new Oxford University coach Gary Palmer is confident that it will be a good one for his side, writes RICHARD TILLEY.
QPR 1, Oxford Utd 1 SIMON Marsh and Paul Powell came of age at Loftus Road last night as lively Oxford United heaped further worries on QPR boss Ray Harford.
WHEN Roger Bannister hit the tape at the Iffley Road sports ground, he quickly became aware that he had run straight into the ranks of the sporting immortals.
OXFORD United's young braves were robbed of another great away win under Malcolm Shotton last night when the referee ignored a glaring penalty right under his nose.
WHEN Stan Worsfold had to evacuate his grandchildren from a fire at home he needed to keep their minds off the trauma.
SUE Gibbs knew exactly what to expect when she married husband Barry - they had done it once already.
HAYFEVER sufferer Agnieszka Fornalewska, 30, was so impressed when she tried aloe vera gel that she now sells it for a living.
IT was like a scene from a disaster movie. Weathermen gave no indication of the scale of the deluge which was to strike Oxfordshire during 48 hours of the worst floods seen for generations.
CO-OP boss Bob Burlton unveiled a computer-generated image of the proposed new superstore at Carterton as the society unveiled record results.
