FIRE CREWS were at the scene of what eye-witnesses have called a 'huge' fire some miles east of Headington tonight. The blaze, which was first tackled by firefighters at about 6pm, was at a barn in the village of Forest Hill. READ THE LATEST
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze in West Oxfordshire that caused train delays due to smoke spreading across nearby railway lines. Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was called on Friday afternoon to reports of large stacks of wood on fire near
Wycombe Wanderers are top of League One after an impressive 3-1 win at home to Lincoln, writes JIM TATUM. Two goals from left-back Joe Jacobson, including a 20-yard free-kick helped Wanderers on their way. John Akinde pulled a goal back for
A CAT was shot dead in the street with a pellet gun. Thames Valley Police is now appealing for help to find the culprit of what officers are calling a case of 'criminal damage.' The incident happened around the Portal Drive area of Upper Heyford
WATCH the main moments from Oxford United's 2-1 defeat at Fleetwood Town in Sky Bet League One. Video via Oxford United's official Youtube channel REACTION - Goals conceded were 'inexcusable', says United boss RATINGS
GOING out for dinner, to me, is a real treat, but the venue is definitely chosen specifically with the event or mood of the evening in mind. Walking into the Magnolia Restaurant, it was hard at first to gauge the exact tone. The dining room
The Oxford Mail player ratings for Oxford United's 2-1 defeat at Fleetwood Town: SIMON EASTWOOD One fine save early. Again could do little about the goals conceded 6 CHRIS CADDEN United’s main attacking outlet in the first half.
A FORMER drug addict has set up a charity with the aim of renting out a property in Oxford for former drug users on the road to recovery. Eddie Cobb, 28, from Littlemore, said she needed drug rehabilitation treatment after becoming an addict six
POLICE have revealed some of the Oxford murder cases which still remain unsolved years after the crimes were committed. A Freedom of Information request to Thames Valley Police has shown there are four city murders over the past 20 years for which
A BLUE badge holder has called for better signage at a Didcot shopping centre after he was hit with a fine. Disabled pensioner Stewart Lilly was issued an £80 penalty, reducing to £25 if he paid within 14 days, after exceeding the free parking limit
PENSIONER Stewart Barnes has been holding on to his cases of butterflies from Burma for decades. But the 83-year-old, who was given the mementos of his father’s involvement in the Second World War, think it’s now time to let them go. The former
SHOPPERS hoping to bag a bargain at Oxford's new charity superstore queued outside the Cowley behemoth yesterday morning to be some of the first through its doors. Oxfam’s first supersized charity shop has packed hundreds of donated items into the18,500
