KARL Robinson singled out the two things that let Oxford United down in their 3-1 defeat at home to Sky Bet League One leaders Plymouth Argyle. After Matty Taylor gave the U’s an early lead, Robinson’s side was pulled back by Jordon Garrick, and
POSITIVE cases of coronavirus in Oxfordshire have risen by 480 in the latest figures. Zero deaths were recorded in the county, in the latest statistics, released by the Government. ALSO READ: Juice bar and new food spot set to open in Oxford
OXFORD United let an early lead slip as they fell to a crushing defeat to Sky Bet League One leaders Plymouth Argyle. With an entirely fit squad to choose from, Karl Robinson’s team selection was always going to be an interesting one, especially
A popular Danish bakery has reopened in Oxford. After closing during the first lockdown last year, Ole & Steen has finally reopened its shop in the Westgate Centre. ALSO READ: Joe & The Juice set to open at Westgate Oxford Open from breakfast
TWO new food and drink brands are opening in Oxford. Juice bar chain Joe & The Juice will open a new shop in the Westgate Centre later this month. ALSO READ: Popular bakery Ole & Steen reopens at Westgate Oxford The brand specialises in
An ambitious pupil parliament initiative involving students from Key Stage Two to Sixth Form across all eight of the Vale Academy Trust’s schools has staged its first meeting. The new student leadership project launched in July with the trust’s
THE leader of Oxford City Council is 'deeply saddened' by the death of Tory MP Sir David Amess. Sir David, 69, who had been an MP since 1983, was fatally injured while meeting constituents. A 25-year-old man arrested at the scene on suspicion
A 14-year-old girl who was reported missing from Didcot has been found. Miriam Iversen, also known as Mimi, was reported missing on Wednesday and has now been found. ALSO READ: Thames Valley Police looking for Courtney, 16, from Witney
Kathryn McNicoll, a trustee for Cyclox, gives a progress report on the Dr Bike sessions, part of a package of support measures for key workers cycling during the coronavirus pandemic. We at Cyclox ran the bikes for Keyworker Project throughout
With hundreds of places to eat in Oxford it might sometimes be dificult to find a good glute-free option in the city. Living with allergies or with a condition like coeliac disease can be challenging. ALSO READ: The 10 best places to get coffee
To compliment the changing of the seasons this week's Camera Club theme was 'orange'. Photographers were inspired by autumnal scenes of falling leaves, fields full of pumpkins and sunsets. One fantastic picture stood out as this week's winner
A MOTORIST was caught driving a car without insurance. Police officers in Witney spotted the vehicle yesterday afternoon. ALSO READ: Thames Valley Police looking for Courtney, 16, from Witney The car was also registered as off-road and
A GIRL has gone missing from Witney. UPDATE: Missing girl Courtney has been found 'safe and well' Police are trying to find 16-year-old Courtney Lancaster. She is wearing grey jogging bottoms, a grey top, black trainers and possibly carrying
HERBIE Kane is hoping to send out a statement to the rest of Sky Bet League One by beating league leaders Plymouth Argyle. Ryan Lowe’s side went top after beating Burton Albion 2-1 last weekend, and sit level on points with Wycombe Wanderers.
An aronist who travelled to David Cameron’s West Oxfordshire village and set fire to a neighbouring farmhouse in a warning to the former prime minister has been sectioned under the Mental Health Act. Schizophrenic Joseph Stead, 35, was yesterday
The circus is in town this weekend. Circus Ginnett is the oldest circus family travelling the UK dating back to the 1800s. A traditional circus run in a modern style, it has clowns and clown cars, jugglers, acrobats, contortion artists and
A STUFFED owl, that went walkabout from a popular East Oxford pub, has been safely returned to the hostelry after an appeal to track it down. ‘Hooty McOwlerson’, also known as 'Owly', a taxidermy owl, was stolen from The Star Pub, on Rectory Road
IT’S an exciting day for us today at the Kassam Stadium as we welcome the best team in the division so far. People have been asking me all week if I am surprised to see Plymouth at the top of the league and I’m honestly not because they have good
SAM Long says the visit of Plymouth Argyle could be the toughest test yet this season for Oxford United. The Devon side sit top of Sky Bet League One and face United while in their highest league position since they were relegated from the Championship
The Un-Covered Market - an audio tour that celebrates the history and communities that use the Oxford city centre emporium - has been launched online. Oxford City Council commissioned multi-media artist Charlie Henry to create the interactive installation
AS the weather gets colder and the days get shorter we're quickly turning to hot drinks to keep us warm. One of those drinks is coffee and with so many cafes in Oxford, there are plenty of spots to grab a caffeine fix. ALSO READ: Oxford to
Fearful residents of an Oxford’s estate have told police of their concerns over a growing atmosphere of intimidation and antisocial behaviour, a week after a man was killed. Seven days after the fatal stabbing of Lee Butler, 39, in Barton, the local
REPORTS of a collision involving a car and a rubbish truck, which left a worker with serious injuries “reminds us all of the risks taken” to provide vital services to residents, a councillor has said. The bin man was working behind the lorry when
IT'S set to be a cloudy day on Sunday as runners take to the streets of the city for this year's Oxford Half. Last year's half marathon was cancelled due to Covid, and the year before saw runners jog in the pouring rain. But according
Staff at HMV have welcomed shoppers' reaction since the new store opened in Cornmarket in Oxford last month. The chain’s branch closed in the street in 2014 but HMV has returned, occupying the former Gap store in the Clarendon Centre. American
ODS’ Recycling and Waste Team has scooped the Team of the Year Award at a top awards ceremony. The award, presented by LARAC, the Local Authority Recycling Advisory Committee, is one of the most prestigious in the waste and recycling industry and
Councillors have voted to charge residents for additional recycling containers. West Oxfordshire District Council officers reported that while many requests for additional recycling containers will be genuine, some are not and particularly recycling
