POSITIVE case of coronavirus have risen by 358 in the latest figures, following the 206 that were recorded on Saturday. No deaths were reported in the county in the latest statistics released by the Government, although two were recorded on Saturday
TWO major retailers are celebrating opening in Oxford. HMV opened on Friday at the site of the former Gap store in the Clarendon Centre, with its opening creating 15 jobs. Meanwhile, toy shop Hamleys opened in the Westgate last weekend.
OXFORD United’s winless run on the road in Sky Bet League One continues and the story was all too familiar. The U’s had the better of the opening 45 minutes at Cheltenham Town, enjoying a healthy share of possession in the hosts’ half – albeit
KARL Robinson felt Oxford United needed to take a colder approach in the latter stages of their defeat at Cheltenham Town. The U’s went 1-0 down to Alfie May’s 68th-minute strike and the hosts predictably dropped deeper. United were attacking
A WOMAN said she was taken into a churchyard and raped in the early hours of Sunday morning. The woman, who is in her twenties, said she was walking along Church Green, Witney just after 1.30am when she was approached by a man she did not know.
These nine young girls stood in a line, no doubt holding their breath and with fingers crossed, as the gymnast flew above them. David Williams’s high-flying act was one of the attractions at the Sheriff of Oxford’s Races at Port Meadow in 1982.
OXFORDSHIRE – is it part of the home counties or in the midlands? That’s the question that has attracted plenty of talk on social media after TV vicar Richard Coles asked his followers on Twitter. The tweet has now attracted hundreds of responses
THE Oxford Mail player ratings for Oxford United's 1-0 defeat at Cheltenham Town. JACK STEVENS Cheltenham’s goal was their only shot on target. Generally tidy otherwise - 6 SAM LONG Solid on his return, linked well with teammates on
WATCH the key moments from Oxford United's 1-0 defeat at Cheltenham Town in Sky Bet League One. The U's had the better chances before the break, with James Henry twice drawing good saves from Scott Flinders. But United lost their momentum after
CHILDREN with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are set to benefit from a new £12 million school. The Orion Academy has opened its doors at its new site in Knights Road, Blackbird Leys. The school, which will have capacity for
PLANS to decarbonise a university campus, the redevelopment of a social club into flats and new signs at Oxford Brookes University are among the latest planning applications submitted to Oxford City Council. • New geo-exchange heating and cooling
An extremely rare albino badger has been spotted in an Oxfordshire garden. The completely white badger was spotted in Sandford on Thames near Littlemore at 11pm and stayed for around five minutes before scuttling off into the woodland. Carol
