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Teenager arrested after trying to locate a car with a key fob in Bicester Village
A TEENAGER has been arrested by Thames Valley Police after trying to locate a car with a key fob in Bicester. At about 12.16pm on February 13, police said a man was seen acting suspiciously in the car park of Bicester Village in Pingle Drive.
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Oxford University backs campaign to remain in the EU
OXFORD University has backed the campaign to remain in the European Union (EU). Its vice-chancellor, Professor Louise Richardson, is one of 103 university leaders urging the public to consider the impact on the country's "world-class universities
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More than 150 people enjoy three course meal served by The Oxford Homeless project
More than 150 people enjoyed a special three course meal at The Gatehouse shelter in St Giles' last night. The Oxford Homeless Project teamed up with volunteer group Team Prosperous and the Oxford Dawah Centre to provide meals for the homeless
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VIDEO: Highlights from Oxford United's defeat to Accrington Stanley
WATCH the main moments from Oxford United's 2-1 defeat at home to Accrington Stanley. Video via Oxford United's official Youtube channel
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UPDATE: Oxford woman bailed following Morris Crescent house fire
The 21-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of arson following a house fire in East Oxford has been bailed until Thursday, March 31. Fire crews were alerted to the blaze in Morris Crescent around 11pm, on Saturday night, after neighbours noticed
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Rain puts a dampener on canal clean up
This month's canal clean up proved a bit of a wash out with volunteers but despite the rain it still scrubbed up well. A small group of volunteers rolled up their sleeves to join the Canal and River Trust as they set about clearing up Isis Lock
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UPDATE: Tree blocking river Thames after being blown over in windy conditions
A dreary but windy forecast for the county today so hold on to those umbrellas tight as the wind starts to pick up. Throughout the day the temperature will stay around 11C with the wind picking up later with gusts of up to 43mph predicted by the
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First students enjoy activity day for new multi-million pound Bicester school
WORK is ploughing ahead on the new multi-million pound Studio School set to open in Bicester. The steel frames are in place and the school, which will focus on sustainable technology, is taking shape ahead of its September opening. It comes
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Performance art piece on violence at uni exhibition on human rights
A FESTIVAL that raises awareness of human rights and conflicts through the arts was back at Oxford Brookes University for its 14th year.The event was organised by students from the Development and Emergency Practice and Applied Architectural Design masters
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Solar scheme in Charlbury raises £12,000 on launch night
VILLAGERS invested £12,000 in a local solar farm scheme on its launch night. Now the community group behind Southill Solar in Charlbury have two months to find the rest of the £3m they need. More than 100 residents attended the launch party
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Bank manager to take on Strictly dance competition for Helen and Douglas House
A BANK manager is swapping finance for foxtrot and money for the mambo as she takes on Strictly Bicester for charity. Lisa Robey, 36, is one of 19 contestants to take to centre stage for this year’s fundraising dance competition. The mum-of-three