KARL Robinson was critical of Oxford United's sloppy performance as they slipped back into the relegation zone with a home defeat to Peterborough United. Ivan Toney settled a game low on quality, when he was found unmarked to fire in from Marcus
A HORROR crash blocked part of a sliproad onto the M40 this afternoon. In the collision, a silver hatchback appears to have rammed into the back of a line of three other cars in front. The force of the impact was enough to push one car beneath
A COUNTRY road near Faringdon has reopened after a crash which left one person injured. The B4000 Station Road due was closed at Shrivenham while emergency services attended the two vehicle collision. ALSO READ: Horror crash on M40 sliproad
A LAPSE in concentration proved hugely costly for Oxford United as their five-game unbeaten run was ended by Peterborough United in a poor game. Ivan Toney netted the only goal late in the contest, running on to Marcus Maddison’s free-kick and
THE last three home games have seen us take on three of the division’s top four sides – Portsmouth, Barnsley and Sunderland. We have come out of that little run unbeaten and a little bit frustrated not to have won all of them. We beat Portsmouth
A LIB Dem politician was dropped from a Brexit debate in front of Polish students in Oxford today at the last minute due to 'negative attention' from a tweet. Catherine Bearder, an MEP for the South East, was booked to be part of a panel discussion
CHILDREN are being encouraged to get closer to nature and explore the outdoors with a range of half term activities. Starting today, Notcutts Oxford Garden Centre will be putting on a free wildlife trail around the garden centre where children
IT IS a Herculean task to take on one of the most iconic children’s characters of all time. But to perform such a physical role in a hot furry suit and then embark on a mammoth tour around the country really takes some beating. For Nana Amoo-Gottfried
It’s not only a Herculean task to take on one of the most iconic children’s characters of all time. But to perform such a physical role in a hot furry suit and then embark on a mammoth tour around the country, takes some beating. For Nana Amoo-Gottfried
DANIEL Ricciardo is aiming to help Renault continue their resurgence in Formula 1 as pre-season testing begins next week. The seven-time Grand Prix winner, who signed a two-year deal with the Enstone-based outfit last August after spending five
OXFORD United Women are looking to end a strong week with a third successive win when they host Carterton Town in the last four of the Oxfordshire County Cup tomorrow (1.30). The U’s head into the fixture at Court Place Farm on the back of victories
SNOOKER: Thame B reached the semi-finals of the Oxford & District League’s Colin Cutler Memorial Trophy when beating visitors J’s Sports Bar D 4-3. Martin White claimed a 59-31 victory over Billy Ellis in the deciding frame to seal the home
NO WORDS are needed in this simple image of Melanie Burns' parents. It perfectly captures our 'love' theme and in a strong week is our favourite shot. Sharing the snap on the Oxford Mail Camera Club Facebook page earlier this week, she wrote:
ELSON Costa and Karl Bushell recorded maximums as leaders Forum A eased past Rutherford 7-3 in the Oxford & District League. The convincing win saw the side extend their advantage to three points in Division 1, with Bicester A moving up to second
RESIDENTS are invited to share their worries and complaints about Universal Credit at a meeting in Oxford next week. Oxford city councillors Paul Harris and Tom Landell-Mills will hold the meeting at St Margaret's Institute, Polstead Road, North
A FREE bluegrass knees-up will take over an Oxford pub tonight. The Headington Hillbillies band will be staging their Valentine’s Hoedown at the Ampleforth Arms in Headington from 8.30pm this evening. The group have told music lovers to expect
A 124-year-old furniture company has blamed ‘growing chaos’ on the High Street after it went into administration. Wesley Barrell, which has its factory and head office in Ducklington village and 11 showrooms across England, including one in Witney
MOBILE classrooms that will house the first cohort of Swan School pupils are set to be approved after a surge of public support. The temporary site for the new Oxford secondary school, which is due to open in September, is expected to get planning
A PETROL station’s forecourt lights which have lit up part of a village ‘like Blackpool’ will need to be taken down. Residents complained about the Motor Fuel Group (MFG) Esso Petrol Station in Bloxham just weeks after eight forecourt lights were
AROUND 2,000 county children walked out of school to demonstrate in Oxford over climate change yesterday. University students, sixth formers, secondary and primary pupils of all ages protested in Bonn Square. Streets around the area filled
A PUB in Oxford city centre will open for the last time today. George Street's The Pint Shop announced its sudden departure on Thursday, when it said it was 'sad to announce the closure'. FULL STORY: Pint Shop pub in Oxford announces sudden
VILLAGERS are urging councillors to reject major housing plans today over fears of harming ‘historically important’ land in north Oxfordshire. Plans will be put to councillors this afternoon for 84 homes to be built off Merton Road in Ambrosden
AN OXFORD boater who was the victim of an arson attack is to discuss a proposal to help the boating community with the city council. After telling the Mail about a December attack which left his boat badly burned, Alan Joyce suffered further yobbery
CAMERON Brannagan says Oxford United’s recent performance levels mean the games cannot come quickly enough. Peterborough United visit the Kassam Stadium today looking to narrow the gap to the Sky Bet League One play-off places. Their hosts only
