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Canice Carroll captains Ireland U19s - but is available for Oxford United on Saturday
CANICE Carroll will be available for Oxford United tomorrow despite captaining Republic of Ireland’s under 19s in Spain yesterday. The U’s gained special dispensation from the Football Association of Ireland to delay the full back’s trip to La
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Over-use of antibiotics to be discussed at event in Witney
THE over-use of antibiotics will come under the spotlight in a free public talk in Witney.Organised by Public and Patient Partnership for West Oxfordshire, the talk by Professor Carl Heneghan will demonstrate how bacteria can adapt to survive antibiotic
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Decision on how Carterton mayor should pay back 'misappropriated' money
COUNCILLORS will be asked to decide how Carterton’s Mayor should pay back £4,835 which she is accused of ‘misappropriating’.Carterton town councillors carried a vote of no confidence against Lynn Little at a meeting last month. Some have urged her to
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Chomper Charlie or Garbage Gobbler? Cast your vote for waste truck name
A POLL to find out which name for food waste trucks is most wanted by the South Oxfordshire public closes on Friday.South Oxfordshire District Council has run the survey to see which shortlisted name gets most votes – with the hope of using it to name
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New sixth form and art block to be approved at Oxford High School
PLANS to demolish an 'uninspiring' art building at Oxford High School and build a replacement sixth form building and art block could be approved next week.The North Oxford school has lodged plans for a two-storey building which will house art
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New Chippy Mayor
A NEW Mayor for Chipping Norton will be elected at a meeting on Monday. They will replace the current Mayor, Councillor Mike Tysoe. The election will take place at Chipping Norton Town Council at 7.15pm.For more information visit chippingnortontowncouncil.co.uk
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SCANDI-COOL: Westgate rooftop restaurant KuPP on why we should all be going Nordic
KuPP founder and MD Steve Cox on the Scandinavian restaurant's arrival at Oxford's Westgate.WE ARE thrilled to have opened our doors to our fourth KuPP venue and what better place than the John Lewis rooftop in Westgate, Oxford? With soft streaming
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Airspace to be redesigned to prevent conflict between planes over Oxford
LOCAL airspace could be redesigned to prevent 'conflicts' between planes using Oxford Airport and RAF Brize Norton.Both London Oxford Airport and the RAF base want to enhance safety and stop controllers from intervening.Plans will be shown on
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Oxford's most disadvantage communities to benefit from £1.4m grant
A FUNDING boost of £1.4m will help some of the city's most disadvantaged communities after being signed off by council bosses.Oxford City Council has revealed which community groups and organisations will benefit from its community grants programme.More
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Teenage 'risk-taker' had taken drugs before falling to his death from Westgate Centre
A TEENAGE ‘risk taker’ fell to his death from the Westgate Centre after taking drugs, an inquest heard. Nineteen-year-old Max Mian was found dead on the morning of Monday, October 2, a short distance from the entrance to the new John Lewis store
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Contactless ticket machines coming to Oxford Parkway as part of £2m upgrade plan
NEW ticket machines will be installed at Oxford Parkway, Bicester Village and Banbury stations as part of a £2m upgrade. The machines will have bigger screens, contactless payment facilities and be wheelchair accessible with a screen that can be
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Programme to get more black students into Oxford expands
A PROGRAMME that has helped 81 black students gain places at Oxford or Cambridge universities is set to expand 'dramatically'.'Target Oxbridge', which helps talented students with application support and advice, will triple the number
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GOLF: Late dropped shots cost Eddie Pepperell dear
THREE dropped shots in the final two holes halted Eddie Pepperell's progress in the inaugural NBO Oman Open. The Abingdon golfer had fought back from an early double bogey to sit inside the top ten coming to the end of his opening round in Al Mouj
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Why lunch at The Miller Of Mansfield is worth getting out of bed for
Are your eyes actually closed?” I asked my teenage son in amazement. Considering that 45 minutes earlier I’d been shouting at him to get out of bed, this was a complete turn-around of events. Not that I could blame him – the rain was lashing down, we
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Why lunch at The Miller Of Mansfield is worth getting out of bed for
Are your eyes actually closed?” I asked my teenage son in amazement. Considering that 45 minutes earlier I’d been shouting at him to get out of bed, this was a complete turn-around of events. Not that I could blame him – the rain was lashing down, we
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Burst cyst delays Rob Hall's Oxford United return
ROB Hall's return to the Oxford United side has been delayed after suffering a setback in his recovery. The winger has been sidelined since November with a knee problem, but had returned to training. However, a minor complication has postponed
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'Someone told me to jump off a mountain on skis... so I did'
I am on the top of a mountain, fastened into skis and staring down a near vertical slope to the town below. Above, the sky is a bright blue, the rays of sun catching the surrounding peaks and turning them shades of gold and orange. All would be
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Why the Pop Art greats can be seen in Woodstock
POP art has been much in the spotlight in recent years. Punters have enjoyed a vibrant exhibition of pop from around the world at Tate Modern, while locally, there have been powerful displays of work by Andy Warhol at both the Ashmolean Museum and Modern
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Why the Pop Art greats can be seen in Woodstock
POP art has been much in the spotlight in recent years. Punters have enjoyed a vibrant exhibition of pop from around the world at Tate Modern, while locally, there have been powerful displays of work by Andy Warhol at both the Ashmolean Museum and Modern
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Why you should go and see Cilla The Musical
Cilla Black was a nation’s favourite, though never properly recognised (a piffling OBE) for the huge talents – musical, comical, all-round good-eggishness – she possessed.Each of these is celebrated – the first principally – in the marvellous stage show
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Why you should go and see Cilla The Musical
Cilla Black was a nation’s favourite, though never properly recognised (a piffling OBE) for the huge talents – musical, comical, all-round good-eggishness – she possessed.Each of these is celebrated – the first principally – in the marvellous stage show
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Festival of faith: Archbishop's son James Runcie headlines heads to Bloxham
James Runcie describes his faith as “a bit off and on” making him an odd choice as headline speaker at the Bloxham Festival of Faith and Literature this weekend. Granted he writes the globally successful Grantchester novels, is commissioning editor
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Use your experience to help others: Oxford Health launches new peer mental health training programme
A NEW training programme for people with first-hand experience of poor mental health who want to use their experience to help others is to be launched by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. People completing the new peer support training scheme
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How Chippy is bringing tea and cake back in vogue
I call The Tea Set a new kind of tea room in the Cotswolds. I set out to create a Cotswold tea room that was different from the many tea rooms already out there in the area. One where produce is fresh and, (where possible) local, where items on the menu
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Why the flower trade isn't coming up roses
Gill Oliver finds out why everything is not coming up roses in the floral trade. A Witney florist battling rising costs has blamed Brexit and says she is worried the problem will worsen. Rosa Ashby, who has run Flowers by Rosa for 21 years,
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Election day in West Oxfordshire
THREE candidates are today competing to represent Carterton on West Oxfordshire District Council. The three are vying to fill the vacant seat for the Carterton South ward left by the resignation of Michael Brennan. Hoping to take the seat and
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Technology and science sector dominate the commercial property market
Last year’s Oxfordshire commercial property market was dominated by the technology and science sector, with record take up figures and new high rental levels, writes Gill Oliver.According to the newly published VSL & Partners annual commercial property
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Penny Mordaunt to meet UK Crime Agency boss to discuss Oxfam scandal
The Cabinet minister for overseas aid will meet the boss of the National Crime Agency (NCA) on Thursday to discuss the Oxfam aid worker sex scandal. International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt and NCA director-general Lynne Owens will hold
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COLUMN: Gray Matter - Playing a must-see game of thrones
Tudor temper tantrums and their crucial consequences were evident to me early in life as I observed the grave of Henry VIII’s first rejected queen, Katherine of Aragon, on regular visits to Peterborough Cathedral during my school days in the city.She
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Roofers go to work on Headington's famous shark
ROOFERS have been spotted carrying out work on the shark house in Headington, but have reassured the many admirers of the fish that it's not about to be taken down. Len Stevens, the owner of Admiral Roofing, said he had been called in to fix the
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Obituary: Theological scholar and Oxford lecturer
A THEOLOGICAL scholar who served as sub-dean of Westminster Abbey for more than a decade has died aged 87. The Rev Dr Anthony Ernest Harvey was a student at Oxford and later returned to the city to lecture and take up a college chaplaincy. A prominent
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Finalists announced for West Oxfordshire Business Awards
FINALISTS of the 2018 West Oxfordshire Business Awards have now been announced. This year sees 33 finalists compete across 11 categories for the opportunity to be crowned a WOBA 2018 winner next month. The 2018 finalists include Panoramic Journeys, based
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Universal Credit rollout errors have 'significant impact' on council workload
ERRONEOUS and duplicated paperwork related to the rollout of Universal Credit (UC) has had a ‘significant impact’ on the workload of the Oxford City Council benefits team.Since the roll out began in October 2017 more than half of the 1,719 housing benefit
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'New residents could shut down cinema in Wallingford Corn Exchange'
MANAGERS of Wallingford’s refurbished Corn Exchange theatre fear a neighbouring housing development could bring the curtain down on dramatic performances.A planning application has been put forward for nine new homes to be built in the Lloyds Bank car
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Fancy owning a butchers shop? Some of the best (and quirkiest) homes for sale now
Have you ever dreamt of running your very own butchers shop? Or does indulging in a life of luxury in a house worth millions sound more up your street? Here are some of the most quirky, quaint and downright swanky homes from around Oxfordshire
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Campaigners renew calls to free Nazanin from Iranian jail
A MOTHER detained in Iran over allegations she plotted to overthrow the government is being subjected to psychological torture from ‘the whole armoury of the state’, her supporters believe.Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who is entering her 683rd day in prison
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Heading to London for shopping or a show? This is the place to stay
WE’VE made mistakes in the past by trying to cram too much into a visit to the capital. The Churchill War Rooms were a must on our schedule this time, as was an outing to Queen’s Theatre to see Les Miserables (a Christmas present to my partner
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Job fair proves a success for 2018
MORE than 100 jobseekers took the opportunity to find out about vacancies in Bicester’s first job fair of the year.Cherwell District Council held its first town fair of 2018 and welcomed about 120 through the doors in Bicester. It said this was 20 per
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MP pledges to cut down on plastic
BANBURY MP Victoria Prentis has pledged to give up plastic for lent.The MP made the promise as part of a ongoing campaign to #passonplastic which she is supporting.It is a campaign that has been launched by Sky Ocean Rescue to shine a light on ocean health
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Oxfordshire patients to take part in groundbreaking dementia study
PATIENTS in Oxfordshire will be some of the first in the UK to take part in a study looking at the long term risks of developing dementia.The research is part of a European-wide study of 3,000 people to examine changes in those who do and do not develop
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British Heart Foundation funds Oxford researcher to look at health impact of dieting
AN OXFORD researcher has been given a grant of £143,000 to look at the long-term effects of dieting and weight management programmes. The money, from the British Heart Foundation, has been awarded to Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, Senior Researcher at the University
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Witney bus shelters transformed by new artwork
BUS passengers in Witney may notice one or two changes over the coming months. Starting tomorrow, bus shelters across the town will, one by one, be given colourful makeovers.The change is all the result of an innovative joint project between Witney Town
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Bid to install blue plaque to Oxford chemist and war hero
AN APPLICATION to install a blue plaque to commemorate a chemist and Home Front hero has been submitted to the city council. Andrea Angel lived at Rowan Cottage, on Banbury Road from 1905 until 1917. The plaque application has been submitted
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War and peace in the capital - soaking up the Churchillian Spirit at the War Rooms
John Carter makes the trip to London - and back in time - to soak up the Churchillian spirit of wartime Britain. TO MY mind he’s our greatest ever Briton, but Sir Winston Churchill wouldn’t have tolerated me for one moment. You see, our wartime
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Major refurbishment of Black Horse pub in Standlake begins
A RURAL pub is gearing up to reopen after an extensive refurbishment.The Black Horse in High Street, Standlake has been shut since January 15 whilst work takes place. A dividing wall is being demolished to connect the bar and restaurant areas, a new back
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Art group to host seasonal work on 'reflections'
AN Oxford art group will host a seasonal exhibition of artworks exploring what reflections mean to us, from reflections in water, in a mirror to places.Oxford Bury Knowle Art Group will hold its winter exhibition, titled ‘Reflections’, at Wolfson College
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'UNPRECEDENTED': Community campaign triggers council debate on housing crisis
A HISTORIC first will see West Oxfordshire councillors discuss the housing crisis in a debate triggered by a passionate community campaign. Nearly 800 people added their name to a petition urging West Oxfordshire District Council to explore a real and
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Coming full cycle - how upcycling old bikes is turning a tidy profit
Gill Oliver discovers how old cycles are peddling new businessWith sales of vinyl records, upcycled furniture and vintage clothes booming, we are a nation gripped by nostalgia.Another item riding high on the crest of the retro wave is the bicycle, as
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Environment talk
OXFORD East MP Anneliese Dodds will be at Rose Hill Community Centre to answer: What can East Oxford do about climate change and pollution? next month. Ms Dodds, a Labour MP, will be speaking and a discussion will follow.Everyone is welcome, regardless
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Renowned illustrator Korky Paul visits child patients at Oxfordshire Hospital School
YOUNG patients threw open a 'window to another world' by embracing the realm of storytelling.Pupils at The Oxfordshire Hospital School took part in a packed programme of activities to mark National Storytelling Week.Highlights included a visit
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New steering group to tackle homelessness in Oxford
A NEW steering group designed to find ways to tackle homelessness in Oxford is to be formed.The group, which will include at least one person with lived experience of rough sleeping, will work with Oxford City Council as part of the City Conversation
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Top names sign up for Sheldonian talks at Oxford Literary Festival
A STELLAR line-up of top authors has been booked to speak at this year’s Oxford Literary Festival.The festival runs this year from March 17 to March 25 and the Sheldonian Theatre will be the main venue for high-profile speakers.These include novelists
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City councillor - 'I used to be homeless, so I understand the struggle'
CITYCouncillor David Henwood explains what life was like on the streets and why he is determined to help Oxford's homeless. I WAS once homeless. I lost a job in a day, and my family in two. I learnt quickly that the path back into society is
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Help with auction
ORGANISERS of an auction want prizes donated to raise funds for children and families in Botley. Botley Bridges is holding a Fantastic Favours Auction to raise £5,000. The auction will take place on February 23, next Friday. The favours could vary in
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Obituary: Former director of Culham's nuclear fusion laboratory
A FORMER director of Culham’s nuclear fusion laboratory has died aged 87. Dr Don Sweetman, who passed away just before Christmas, was a widely respected figure among the UK and international community of researchers developing fusion as a future energy
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Students who excelled at one of city's worst-rated schools earn places at Oxford University
STUDENTS who gained outstanding A-Levels at an ‘inadequate’ state school have made teachers proud after earning their ‘dream’ places at Oxford University.Former St Gregory the Great Catholic School head boy Riley Agutter and deputy head boy Max Oliver
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Police warning on ‘big order’ calls
A WARNING over bogus phone calls has been issued to people in West Oxfordshire. Thames Valley Police took to Twitter recently to tell residents of Chipping Norton to be vigilant following reports of scam phone calls. It is understood that scammers are
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MP cleared to take part-time job with IT giant NEC
WANTAGE MP Ed Vaizey has been cleared to take up a part-time paid job with an electronics company. The Office of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments said it had no worries about Mr Vaizey taking up the post with NEC Europe, a subsidiary of
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Mayflower book author to give talk
AUTHOR, journalist and broadcaster Rebecca Fraser will host a talk shedding new light on the perils of the Mayflower USA crossing and settling in the new wilderness.The Times, Vogue and Tatler writer will discuss her new book at the talk at Mansfield
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Abandoned vehicles officer to host talk at Headington meeting
THE abandoned vehicles officer at Oxford City Council will be the guest speaker at this month's Headington Ward Focus meeting.The city council representative will be at the monthly meeting hosted by Headington Liberal Democrats on February 27 at Ruskin
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Drug dealer jailed again after being caught with more than £1,000 of drugs just months after release
A DRUG dealer who fled police before he was caught with hundreds of wraps of cocaine and a hunting knife has been jailed. Kyle Chadbone, of Bartlemas Road, East Oxford, admitted possession with intent to supply class A drugs and possession of a
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Man caught burgling his next door neighbour's flat claimed he was checking 'gas leak'
A BURGLAR who claimed he was investigating an apparent gas leak at a next-door neighbour’s home when he was caught inside has been convicted. Bradley Fisher, of Windrush Close, Witney, had denied the single count of burglary but was convicted by
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ATHLETICS: Hannah England and Nathan Douglas lead Oxfordshire contingent at British Indoor Championships
SEVEN Oxfordshire athletes will take on some of the country’s biggest talents at this weekend’s British Indoor Championships in Birmingham. The two-day event is the final opportunity to secure selection for next month’s IAAF World Indoor Championships
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IT WAS ME: Botley vandal speaks out over graffiti campaign against council
A MYSTERIOUS figure has owned up to defacing Botley’s shops with anti-council graffiti after more slogans appeared last week. Painted in white, the fresh graffiti has been sprayed on wooden hoardings protecting the windows of shops in the dilapidated
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CCTV APPEALS: Four crimes police need your help with
POLICE have released a number of CCTV appeals in recent weeks in connection with several crimes. Below is a round-up of investigations police need your help with. Man who stole watch from Oxford jewellers sought by police A thief who stole
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REVIEW: Pizza Pilgrims, Westgate - If you think there's too much pizza in Oxford, think again
I WAS done with pizzas. Oxford had gorged itself enough, the competition continuing unabated, our pizzerias creating a self perpetuating cycle of superior dough, celebrity chefs and authentic Italian ingredients which was exhausting to behold.
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Jobs fair today
HUNDREDS of jobseekers are expected to flock to Oxford Town Hall today for The Oxford Times Job Fair.The careers convention, organised by the Oxford Mail’s sister paper, runs from 10am to 3pm and will feature stands from 25 Oxfordshire employers, including
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RUGBY UNION: Heineken Cup winner Dom Waldouck thrilled to become Oxford University captain
NEW skipper Dom Waldouck hopes he can pass on his big game experience and end Oxford University’s Varsity Match woes. The 30-year-old was elected as captain by his fellow players at the Iffley Road pavilion on Monday evening, replacing Conor Kearns
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ICE HOCKEY: Darren Elliott marks his return for Oxford City Stars with a goal
DARREN Elliott said it was good to be back after helping Oxford City Stars to an easy 8-1 victory over Cardiff Fire at Oxpens. Cheered on by 1,000 fans, the leaders cruised home in the English National League South Division 2 clash, with skipper
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ICE HOCKEY: Stars in tribute to sell-out crowd
OXFORD City Stars thanked supporters after a sell-out 1,000 crowd packed into Oxpens to cheer the team to victory against Cardiff.Fans queued around the block to watch the Stars storm back to the top of the South Division 2 table.It was the biggest crowd
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ATHLETICS: Bicester's Ben West retains Chiltern Cross Country League title
BEN West retained his individual under 17 Division 2 title at the final round of the Chiltern Cross Country League in Campbell Park, Milton Keynes. The Bicester AC teenager has been in impressive form throughout and challenging alongside Division
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Parky at the Pictures (In Cinemas 15/2/2018)
Last year saw the largely unheralded 90th anniversary of talking pictures and the Academy Awards reach the same milestone on 4 March. Ironically, among the performances in contention for Best Actress is the latest in a line of wordless displays to
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Parky at the Pictures (DVD 15/2/2018)
With the Winter Olympics approaching its first weekend, there's no other place to start than with Mountain, the middle section of a vertiginous trilogy by Australian director Jennifer Peedom that started with Sherpa (2015) and will conclude in the
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Plan to start charging Oxford businesses for their parking spaces is delayed
PLANS to consult the public on workplace parking charges and other congestion-busting measures have been postponed until the autumn. About 1,500 businesses in Oxford are being asked to reveal how many parking spaces they own and how their employers
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Inquest of student found dead at Westgate building site will be held today
UPDATE: 'Risk-taking' student died the day after arriving back in Oxford for new college year THE inquest into the death of an Oxford University student who was found dead at the Westgate Shopping Centre will be held today. Max Mian's body
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New homes badly needed for Oxford's 'Silicon Valley'
A ‘CORRIDOR’ connecting Oxford with Milton Keynes and Cambridge will help to solve the country’s housing shortage, according to a new report. David Bainbridge, Divisional Managing Partner of Planning at property consultants Bidwells, has been looking
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ROWING: Jamie Copus heads honours list at Boston
COMPETITORS from Oxford Brookes, Oxford University and Wallingford shone in the Great Britain assessment trials at Boston, Lincolnshire, writes John Wiggins.This was particularly the case in the lightweight sculling categories, where former Abingdon School
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'Inspirational' Oxford road sweeper died after heart attack while in his car
THE DAUGHTER of an Oxford City Council sweeper driver has paid tribute to her 'inspirational' father. Richard Hamilton, 71, died on Friday morning after he had a heart attack while driving on a rural road linking Oxford Road and the village of
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PICTURES: Lovestruck ants deliver hearts to their queen
FOR many people this week is about giving your heart to your partner and reminding them of your love and affection.In the ant world it seems it is no different and this little leaf cutting ant – aptly named Antony – is quite literally giving his queen
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Alleged rapist was found 'holding' woman after attack, court hears
A MAN accused of raping a clubber in an alleyway was found near the venue in which he had met the woman with his arm around her waist, talking to her and smiling, a court heard.Suranga Wijethunga, of Speedwell Street, Oxford, denies a single count of
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Cause for celebration as hit-and-run victim celebrates 21st birthday
FAMILY and friends helped Steven Wanna celebrate how far he has come since a hit-and-run driver left him for dead on an Oxfordshire road a year ago. The Cowley student sustained horrific injuries on February 14, 2017 that left him in a coma for
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Bus passenger numbers are down - so why are there more 'bus miles' driven?
BUS companies have invested millions of pounds in new buses for its fleet, despite falling passenger journeys. New data shows since 2014 there has been an increase in total miles driven by buses in the county despite a drop overall in passenger
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BAR BILLIARDS: Masons Arms lead close title race in Oxford League
ONLY one point separates the top three teams in Division 1 of the Oxford & District League after leaders Masons Arms were held to a 3-3 draw at Berinsfield, writes PETE EWINS.Chris Bateman and Dave Rose (4,860) won Masons’ singles, while Phil McFarland
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One in five crimes reported to police are never recorded
A CRITICAL report has revealed that Thames Valley Police does not record one fifth of the crimes reported to it. More than 35,000 crimes reported to the force a year - including assaults and rapes - are not being properly recorded. The damning
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MULTI-SPORT: Oxford Brookes and Town teams share Triangular tournament
OXFORD Brookes University and Oxford Town shared the honours in Oxford Sports Council’s third Triangular Sports Competition.These two teams, along with Oxford University, competed in five sports – badminton, fencing, netball, squash and table tennis –
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SCALES OF JUSTICE: Latest results from the courts
OXFORD MAGISTRATESAARON MOTT, 23, of Abingdon Road, Drayton admitted drink driving in Colwell Drive, Abingdon on December 22. Had 86mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath, exceeding the limit of 35mcg. Fined £345, victim surcharge of £34 and costs of £85.
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Oxford United's home game with Plymouth is massive, says Derek Fazackerley
DEREK Fazackerley has warned that Oxford United’s poor run has significantly raised the stakes ahead of this weekend’s clash with Plymouth Argyle. A 3-1 defeat at Rotherham United on Tuesday night was the side’s fifth in their last six outings
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'HEART WARRIORS': Children with serious heart problems unite for national campaign
UNITED by their tiny tickers these tough youngsters are the faces of a community campaign to raise awareness of childhood heart conditions. Every one of these children – fondly nicknamed the 'Heart Warriors' – has battled through major heart surgery
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'Government cash for flood scheme is now just propping up multi-million pound Oxford University development'
AN OXFORD charity has accused the Government of wasting taxpayers' money to help bring forward a multi-million pound Oxford University housing development under the guise of the £121m Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme. The Ferry Hinksey Charitable
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Revolutionary heart monitor could save thousands of lives
A REVOLUTIONARY heart monitor will be distributed to Oxfordshire health services as part of a national roll out this week which could save thousands of lives.The KardiaMobile device, which about the size of a credit card, links to a compatible smartphone