RURAL crime will be the topic of discussion at two Thames Valley Police drop-in events being hosted tomorrow. As part of Operation Jeep, aimed at tackling crime including hare coursing, fly tipping and burglary, the force will host a number of '
A MAJOR road out of Oxford will be the site of a lane closure for roadworks this week. The A420 Faringdon Road near Cumnor will see the works carried out by Oxfordshire County Council on Wednesday. READ ALSO: LISTED: The latest planning applications
A COLLEGE is set to offer a new qualification to students from next year. T Levels, launched this year, with support from the Department for Education, will be equivalent to three A levels. See also: Covid infection offers immunity for at least
AN ANNUAL celebration is set to go ahead after 3,000 lanterns were provided by a town council. Carterton’s festive parade was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic but that has not stopped the town pulling together to reimagine the event.
WATCH the key moments as Oxford United beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 to climb out of the Sky Bet League One relegation zone. Read the match report here Karl Robinson: Oxford United were sensational at Wigan Athletic Credit: YouTube/Oxford
THE Bishop of Oxford, the Right Rev Richard Harries, was given a musical history lesson by these children. They invited him to St Barnabas First School in Jericho, Oxford, in 1990 to watch their school play. More than 130 children, aged from
Disco dancers shook, rattled and rolled to raise money for a good cause. The four pictured on the floor - left to right, Natalie Adams, 15, Lisa Howkins, 15, Rebecca Osman, 13, and Helen Mahoney, 15 – were among those who took part in the 24-hour
AN OXFORDSHIRE company run by two mums is helping children keep fit during lockdown with free Zoom adventure sessions. During the first lockdown The Project PT, a social enterprise, put on 64 classes for children aged between two and nine years
MORE chargers are being built in Oxfordshire to meet the growing demand for battery-powered cars. Just this month, work has begun to convert 12 parking bays in Bicester’s Cattle Market car park into an electric vehicle charging hub. ALSO READ
COWLEY'S Oxfam Superstore will accept bags and boxes of donations by appointment-only today. Due to the current lockdown the store at Alec Issigonis Way is temporarily closed. However, donations will still be accepted via appointment on limited
Here are the death announcements published in the Oxford Mail during the past week. Robert Bryce Slatter SLATTER Robert Bryce Passed peacefully at home on 4th November 2020, aged years. Due to current restrictions a private funeral service
TAKE a look at our picture gallery from Oxford United's 2-1 win at fellow Sky Bet League One strugglers Wigan Athletic. Read the match report here Karl Robinson: Oxford United were 'sensational' at Wigan Athletic All photos by Richard Parkes
A MOBILITY business is working with Oxfordshire County Council to help develop technology that foresees traffic incidents. Ford Mobility needs people who drive Ford vehicles to take part in a study of Oxford's roads. ALSO READ: Five serious crashes
PARKING spaces for more than a hundred bicycles could be installed at a number of Oxford streets under new council plans. Oxfordshire County Council wants to introduce new secure on-street parking spaces for 104 cyclists across eight city streets
THREE year groups will not be attending an Oxford school next week, while some members of another year group will also be self-isolating. From Monday until Friday, St Gregory the Great Catholic School in Cowley will be closed to Years 7 and 9.
OXFORD City Council's trading company Oxford Direct Services (ODS) collected more than three million bins this year. Statistics have been revealed in its annual report which says in its second year of trading (2019/20), the company collected 3,225,706
PLANS to build an extension on a pub for bedrooms, knock down a timber church building and make a park more wheelchair friendly are among the applications on Oxfordshire's planning registers this week. Here are the key details about the developments
See inside this spacious £4.7m country house in the sought-after Boars Hill near Oxford. Isolated by green fields the six-bed detached house named Birch Copse, comes at the hefty price of £4,750,000. Read also: Didcot siblings swim 21-mile
THERE have been five serious crashes in what firefighters have described as an 'extremely busy week'. Ahead of national Road Safety Week, emergency services raced to fatal collisions across Oxfordshire. This weekend has
