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  • Theatre group awarded highest award for voluntary groups

    A THEATRE group has won the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, which is the highest award given to local volunteer groups in the UK. The Corn Exchange in Wallingford and the Sinodun Players, resident company and owner of the theatre, were awarded

  • Oxford City lose friendly marking longest FA Cup tie

    OXFORD City fell to defeat on the day they marked their history-making Emirates FA Cup tie against Alvechurch. Half a century after the sides took a record five replays to be separated in the fourth qualifying round of the Cup, they met again for

  • These furry friends are looking for forever homes

    These animals from Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary are looking for their forever homes. The dogs, cats and rabbits are all available at the Stadhampton based sanctuary and are on the hunt for loving homes, with the full list of animals available online

  • Temperatures reach 31 degrees in sweltering heatwave

    Sunbathers have rushed to parks while others are taking shade in this weekend's sweltering heatwave. According to the Met Office temperatures hit 28 degrees on Saturday by 4pm in Oxford and today temperatures are set to soar to 31 degrees by 3pm

  • Chainsaws stolen from a locked shed

    Gardening equipment has been stolen from a locked shed. Between 10pm on July 13 and 7.30am on July 14 a locked shed was broken into in Souldern near Bicester and two Stihl chainsaw were stolen. Police are asking the public to contact them if

  • Blenheim shortlisted for award for its house building

    THE Blenheim Palace estate's housing developer is in the running for an award after its use of new technology was praised. Blenheim Estate Homes has been shortlisted for the Estates Gazette Future of Real Estate Award. Judges were looking for

  • Boat company celebrates as it launches its 10,000th boat

    Williams Jet Tenders is the world’s leading jet tender specialist and this week hit a milestone and launched its 10,000th boat. Berinsfield-based boat company started as all good stories do, in a shed where two brothers turned their passion for

  • Face masks to remain compulsory in driving tests

    Face masks will remain compulsory for learner drivers after tomorrow's 'Freedom Day'. While the country moves to step four of the roadmap today, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has announced it will be expecting those taking their

  • Tributes for "amazing" 20-year-old who died after A40 crash

    FAMILY and friends of a popular 20-year-old who died after a crash with a lorry have paid tribute to the "amazing" young man. Isaak Chaab-Styles, 20 , from Charlbury, died at the scene of the accident on the A40, near the turning for Little Barrington