GREG Kaziboni has left Evo-Stik South League side Banbury United. The winger scored 13 goals in 45 appearances as the Puritans finished 17th in Premier Division Central. Manager Mike Ford is disappointed to lose Kaziboni and is now looking to
GREG Kaziboni has left Evo-Stik South League side Banbury United. The winger scored 13 goals in 45 appearances as the Puritans finished 17th in Premier Division Central. Manager Mike Ford is disappointed to lose Kaziboni and is now looking to
A COMMUNITY bus service has become the unlikely star of a dance track dubbed a 'socialist banger'. West Oxfordshire Community Transport (WOCT), which provides daily services across the district, helped inspire one of electronic group Underworld's
DANIEL Ricciardo left the Monaco Grand Prix frustrated despite picking up points in the principality. The Australian finished ninth in his Enstone-prepared Renault, but was unable to make the most of a strong start. Ricciardo, who qualified sixth
DANIEL Ricciardo left the Monaco Grand Prix frustrated despite picking up points in the principality. The Australian finished ninth in his Enstone-prepared Renault, but was unable to make the most of a strong start. Ricciardo, who qualified sixth
OXFORD East MP Anneliese Dodds marked Dementia Action Week with a trip to the Alzheimer's Research UK base in Oxford seeking out new treatments to fight the disease. The member of parliament went along to the charity's Oxford Drug Discovery Institute
A RALLYING cry has gone out for residents to dig deep and dig out the handbags that they no longer use. The shout-out comes from the children and staff of Begbroke Playgroup, near Kidlington, who are calling for help. The group are fundraising
RISKS posed by 'smart toys' and devices will be the hot topic for a free event in Oxford tomorrow. Oxford Internet Institute is hosting a discussion about the security and privacy risks 'connected' toys can hold. ALSO READ: The 5 most expensive
A WARNING has gone out to drivers after a family's car was struck by thieves for its catalytic converter. The car was parked in a 'quiet, residential' spot in Botley, Oxford, for the afternoon as the Razzaq family travelled from Bicester to see
A NEW chief fire officer has been appointed for Oxfordshire. Rob MacDougall has been appointed as Oxfordshire County Council’s new director of community safety and chief fire officer. He takes to the helm after being assistant chief fire officer
AS the days get longer and the weather turns warmer, festivals across the county are taking place, including Rokefest which saw people drink and enjoy live music at a village pub this bank holiday weekend. The festival, which started on Friday and
FIVE children have been taken from their mother after a judge heard of her partner's violent past having been convicted of assaulting a baby. Social workers raised concerns for the siblings over fears of the partner's 'eruptive anger'. The
A MAN who has incurable cancer will stop at Oxford's Maggies centre tomorrow as part of a 1,090 mile cycle across the UK. Graeme Heward, who was diagnosed with a rare sino-nasal cancer nine years ago which he dubbed 'the alien', will be visiting
CARE home residents reeled off a collection of hits as they recorded a special CD to celebrate the facility's 10th birthday. MHA Homestead Care Home, in Carterton, put the finishing touches to its Treasured Memories record on Tuesday, with dozens
A COMMUNITY fridge that opened six months ago in South Oxfordshire says it redistributed a quarter of a tonne of unwanted food last month alone. Wallingford’s facility, which aims to cut waste and help those struggling with food poverty, has proved
It is not medical science, but intuition and the memories of killer hangovers from previous parties that is persuading people to cut down on their drinking, according to a study by researchers at Oxford Brookes University. Psychologists at the Headington
A 'LARGE quantity of drugs' and cash have been seized and two men arrested on suspicion of drug dealing in Oxford. Thames Valley Police neighbourhood team in Oxford said it arrested two adult males on Sunday after the stash was seized from a bike
A BAKERY in Banbury has been ordered to pay a record £180,000 fine after allowing waste to illegally enter the local sewer network. Fine Lady Bakeries, which supplies bread and other bakery products to supermarkets around the country, pleaded guilty
HOME COUNTIES PREMIER LEAGUE Division 1 Henley 222-9 (50 ovs, R Morris 58, M Roberts 55no, O Wright 4-38), Banbury 160 (42.4 ovs, G Tait 45, S Yousaf 31, A Rishton 3-31, T Scriven 3-32, T Nugent 3-45). Tring Park 175 (48.2 ovs, R Criddle 44
HOME COUNTIES PREMIER LEAGUE Division 1 Henley 222-9 (50 ovs, R Morris 58, M Roberts 55no, O Wright 4-38), Banbury 160 (42.4 ovs, G Tait 45, S Yousaf 31, A Rishton 3-31, T Scriven 3-32, T Nugent 3-45). Tring Park 175 (48.2 ovs, R Criddle 44
CAPTAIN Jonny Cater starred in both matches, but could not save Oxfordshire from a double loss in Buckinghamshire yesterday. The captain top-scored with 72 in the first and 68 in the second game, but Oxon fell to two seven-wicket defeats at High
MUHAMMAD Ayub hit a superb 92 as Oxford made it three wins from three in Division 2. The hard-hitting batsman shared a third-wicket stand of 109 with Harvey Eltham as the hosts racked up 253-7 off their 50 overs. Ayub’s knock came off 110 balls
MUHAMMAD Ayub hit a superb 92 as Oxford made it three wins from three in Division 2. The hard-hitting batsman shared a third-wicket stand of 109 with Harvey Eltham as the hosts racked up 253-7 off their 50 overs. Ayub’s knock came off 110 balls
VENUES could be stripped of their licences unless they can protect revellers from being attacked on nights out. Clubs in Oxford have been warned they will be punished unless they can show more is being done to reduce the number of incidents inside
THE World Aunt Sally championships returns to West Oxfordshire next month. Defending champion, Kevin Powney, will defend his crown in the hotly-contested competition at Charlbury Beer Festival. Mr Powney is expected to be pushed all the way by
NIGEL Farage's Brexit Party has claimed massive victories in the EU Parliamentary elections - including in our region. The party founded just six weeks ago has claimed 31 per cent of the overall vote in the UK with 28 seats, more than any other
OXFORD City considers hundreds of planning applications every year. They range from chopping down trees to building extensions, new houses and changes to shops and businesses. But what about those that fail? Here, we look at four more
EDDIE Pepperell has made the tough decision to skip next month’s US Open in a bid to improve his chances of hitting top form later this summer. The golfer from Abingdon is sacrificing the major so he can manage an ongoing back issue. It gives
SHOPPERS left stranded by a supermarket's decision to cancel their bus may have been handed a life-line by a local bus company. The Oxford Bus Company has urged those let-down by Tesco Cowley to use their PickMeUp service instead. A bus which
MORE progress on a housing project that had been mooted for over a decade could be achieved next week. Planning permission has already been granted by the city council for the Wolvercote Paper Mill site, where 190 homes will be built. But new
A BANK has decided to close its branch in Headington. Lloyds will shut down in London Road from September 16, the bank has announced. A statement said a 'in depth review' had been conducted which had concluded that the branch was no longer needed
A DEAF teacher from Wallingford has had his life transformed by a dog that alerts him to sounds. Graham Sage, 29, felt unsafe in his own home because of his condition - while daily troubles like not being able to hear his alarm clock in the morning
MORE controlled parking in Oxford’s residential streets is set to be signed off – making it harder for commuters to park their cars in them. A controlled parking zone (CPZ) will soon be introduced in Magdalen Road and Howard Street in East Oxford
OXFORD MAGISTRATES’ COURT: MARK LEAH HENDRON, 32, of Parkside, Marcham, admitted stealing two bottles of vodka from Waitrose, Wallingford, on February 8 as well as breaching a suspended sentence. He was jailed for four weeks, suspended for 12 months
FRUSTRATION is growing after a planned neighbourhood park on a new housing estate was delayed again due to vandalism. Residents of Great Western Park in Didcot have been waiting for more than a year for the park, which features skateboard ramps
