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Oxford riders charged £10 more than London for Voi pass
New DWP bank checks begin for people claiming three benefits
Oxford named toughest place to sell a home in the country
Oxfordshire ranks second in England for 20mph spending
£150 energy bill discount letters sent to households across England and Wales
Martin Lewis issues mortgage warning to anyone whose deal ends in the next year
John Healey tipped to make Budget tax changes as banks accused of cashing in
Council rejects accusations it's on 'the road to financial ruin'
IMF issues new warning over UK inflation as food and energy prices
Max Verstappen breaks silence on Christian Horner's staggering Red Bull payout
British Gas households could receive £1.7k to tackle energy debts.
Ex-Oxford college education officer on trial over £5m fraud allegations in Wales
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Oxford University contributes £17 billion to the UK economy annually
Two popular wild animals in Oxfordshire to appear on new banknotes
Builder says HMRC 'destroyed his business' over 'incorrect' VAT row
Cotswolds homes cost over 10 times the UK average income
Family hit with £145k bill in Thames Water error
Oxford named least affordable city for solo homebuyers
Billionaire behind Saïd Business School backs M40 mega-warehouse battle
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Study finds Oxford student loan does not cover rent and leaves students in debt
Nick Knowles fronts new campaign to understand their car finance complaint options
Lease signed for first of its kind banking hub set to open in Oxfordshire
Millions of new coins with King Charles' portrait heading into circulation
HMRC loses long-running case against football referees
Nearly 2,000 jobs lost as UK high street giant went into administration owing £46m
Oxford billionaire falls in worldwide rich list
David Beckhams net worth revealed after huge World Cup payday
Thames Water risks fresh storm over new finance chief's huge payday, as debts grow
Hundreds of jobs at risk for two major UK banks
Oxfordshire drivers face highest fuel prices in the UK
Major UK bank shuts another Oxfordshire site after over 500 closures
Pub landlord issues warning as Iran war pushes up oil price
Two Cotswold millionaires join campaign urging government to tax them more
Oxford economists predict interest rates will remain steady despite Middle East war
Top Gear legend James May opposes UK 'wealth tax' after failing driving test
High street giant with stores across UK went into administration as 1,300 jobs lost
All remaining stores closed and 400 jobs lost in £59m high street administration
Home and garden giant fell into administration with 2,300 jobs lost owing £803m
Council must find at least £16m in savings after funding cuts
Winston Churchill 'seen as too divisive' to feature on £5 notes
Government investment creates 600 new jobs in Oxfordshire
Lloyds considering axing 173-year-old Halifax brand
Multiple UK private schools in mergers - listed
Major bank to disappear from British high street after 216 years
Hgh street giant collapsed into administration owing £40m
Warning to UK drivers as inflation set to rise after fuel prices surge
Oxford residents seeking help to deal with unmanageable debts
Bank could return after closing 5 Oxfordshire branches in 5 years
Oxfordshire areas with the biggest council tax increases revealed
Dubai landlord Uma Ali Sheikh avoided paying HMRC £260,000 tax
Football finance expert breaks down 'scary' Oxford United accounts
Concerns Oxfordshire taxpayers will have to shoulder West Berkshire Council's debt