CHELSEA'S French star Frank Leboeuf could miss the fourth round of the FA Cup against the winners of tomorrow's third round replay between Oxford United and Nottingham Forest at the Manor. Leboeuf was sent off for the second time this season for a second
By Jon Murray NEIL McGowan has publicly apologised after his first-half sending-off at Bournemouth on Saturday which brought Oxford United's proud unbeaten run to a crashing end. The Scottish defender admits being embarrassed by his red card for lashing
Small businesses are being badly hit by a village's poor post service, writes Ian Townsend. On some days there is no delivery at all in Chinnor - and on other days there are only partial or very late deliveries. Businesswoman Tricia Pearce, who runs List
Witney MP Shaun Woodward has been subjected to a brutal personal onslaught after defecting to Labour, write Pat Fleming and Karen Rosine. A series of articles branding him as a prominent activist for homosexual rights in the national press was followed
Tomorrow: A dry, bright and cold day with some hazy sunshine after a frosty start with freezing fog patches. Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday: Sleet and snow will clear the region during the morning and there should be a brisk southerly wind, and mild
A NEW innovation centre to boost small hi-tech businesses in the Cotswolds has opened near Burford. The venture, which has already attracted its first three businesses, is backed by Oxford Innovation, part of the Oxford Trust. The Trust is a charitable
Bournemouth 4, Oxford Utd 0 NEIL McGowan was sent off for violent conduct as Oxford United's 11-game unbeaten run was blown to pieces in a stormy, ill-tempered Division 2 game at Dean Court. Just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong for the
Police are investigating alleged racist remarks that have appeared on an Internet site linked to Oxford United, writes chris Koenig. The website, accessible until recently via Oxford United's website, referred to gipsies in a derogatory way. Les Wells
Oxford City 2, Braintree Tn 0 OXFORD City produced some of their best football of the season to see off Braintree and ease their Ryman League Division 1 relegation worries at Court Place Farm on Saturday. The home side dominated from start to finish,
Still bringing us sunshine, laughter and love 15 years after his death, Eric Morecambe has been named the funniest person of the 20th century. He easily took first place in a poll ahead of Tommy Cooper, John Cleese, Dawn French and Oxfordshire's Rowan
