A MAN punched a woman in the back after trying to rob her of her handbag. The incident happened yesterday at about 7.10pm in an alleyway between Farm Road and Lockstile Way in Goring in South Oxfordshire. ALSO READ: Thames Valley Police find
A VIDEO camera door bell could land a Thame homeowner with a £100,000 court bill – after a judge ruled that the CCTV-enabled device breached his neighbour’s privacy. The judge at Oxford County Court decided the use of the Ring doorbell by Jon Woodward
POSITIVE cases of coronavirus in Oxfordshire have risen by 579 in the latest figures. Zero deaths were recorded in the county, in the latest statistics, released by the Government today. The new cases were recorded as follows: Oxford -
Oxford University has been named the best place to study for a career as a research scientist. It comes after a study by sustainable online platform Bower Collective. Oxford Half Marathon 2021: Thousands take to city's streets It looked
OXFORD United have been drawn at home to Bristol Rovers in the first round of the Emirates FA Cup. Joining them in the draw was Banbury United, who will take on Sky Bet League Two side, Barrow. First round matches will be played across the
LOST among that gentle patchwork of gentle country on the very edge of the Cotswolds, Clanfield is a sleepy place of weathered stone cottages not on the way to anywhere. The last place, then you'd expect to find one of the country's hippest new hotels
An Alice in Wonderland-themed protest is set to take place next weekend in Oxford. The demonstration is being held by campaigning coalition Oxford4Nature on Saturday outside Oxford Town Hall. Oxford Half Marathon: Live updates as thousands
THE Oxford Mail player ratings after Oxford United’s 3-1 defeat at home to Sky Bet League One leaders Plymouth Argyle. JACK STEVENS Perhaps beaten too easily for the second on a frustrating afternoon – 6 SAM LONG Tough day and out of
There was a clear message to a large party of schoolchildren heading abroad for ski training – safety must come first. The group – numbering nearly 300 - were setting off for a nine-day training course in Austria. They took with them two nurses
OXFORD United slumped to a 3-1 defeat at home to Sky Bet League One leaders Plymouth Argyle. Matty Taylor put the U’s ahead after just five minutes, however Argyle equalised through the impressive Jordon Garrick six minutes later. Goals from
BANBURY United booked their place in the first round of the Emirates FA Cup for the second season running, writes George Rickwood. Kelvin Langmead scored the only goal to beat Vanarama National League South side Bath City at Spencer Stadium.
A teenage girl who went missing has been found. Courtney Lancaster, 16, from Witney, who was reported missing yesterday has been found safe and well. Oxford Half marathon: Where you can park in the city Thames Valley Police thanks everyone
A woman who was late to her own plea hearing said it was ‘not fair’ that she was being remanded. Phoebe Hale, 31, pleaded guilty to causing actual bodily harm to her victim in Oxford on July 31, but added ‘she punched me first’. She arrived to
A man who admitted attacking his mother was warned to expect a hospital order. Kristoffer Jarvis-Foster, 27, pleaded guilty at a hearing on Thursday to attempting to wound the woman with intent to cause her grievous bodily harm. The attack
An alleged drug dealer will stand trial next summer. Sherif Yazje, 24, is said by prosecutors to have been dealing cannabis and in possession of £1,400-worth of dirty cash in Oxford on April 22 last year. Appearing before Oxford Crown Court
IT HAS been a busy week for planning developments across the city. Earlier this week a planning application to redevelop Clive Booth Student Village, which would see 500 more students housed in the accommodation, was rejected by Oxford City Council's
Greggs in Cornmarket - one of its biggest branches - has now been shut for two months. The bakery near Carfax shut on August 17 without any explanation to customers. Last month the chain revealed that a collapsed sewer had forced it to close
This weekend thousands of runners and spectators will descend on Oxford for the Oxford Half, a 13.1 mile race around the city. The race will take place on October 17 with a number of road and closures and diversions in place, meaning usual routes
The Oxford Half returns this weekend and will see runners take on the 13.1 mile route throughout the city. Here is everything you need to know about watching the race. The Race Village in Oxford University Parks will be open from 7:30am on Sunday
