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Young Reporter: Celebrating Diversity in Headington School (HSO, Kiki Tsoi)
As a school with more than 40 nationalities, Headington School celebrated the vast diversity throughout the week. There have been events like tasting cuisines from different societies, dressing up in cultural clothes, and most remarkably, the international
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Whisky imports hit record high in Russia despite Ukraine invasion and Scotch 'ban'
Russian imports of whisky hit record highs last year as booze oligarchs found ways to bypass an informal boycott. Shock new trade figures show hundreds of millions of dollars worth of western wine and spirits pouring in to the country via the Baltic
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View from a bridge of punts on the Cherwell
Oxford Mail Camera Club members have been out and about taking photos of rivers and pathways across Oxfordshire. That was our weekly theme and they sent in photos from lots of different locations including those from outside the county. There
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Paul Foot's tour coming to Oxford as new dates announced
Comedian Paul Foot will be bringing his show ‘Dissolve’ to Oxford, providing fans with a last opportunity to see the act. The tour is scheduled to visit Oxford on September 22 at the Old Fire Station. It will begin at Newbury’s Corn Exchange
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Abbey Woods Academy pupils see their play performed at Oxford Playhouse
Year six pupils at a Berinsfield school have had a play they created performed by professional actors. On March 19th, the Abbey Woods Academy pupils went to Oxford Playhouse for the Primary Playmaker Showcase, designed to bolster storytelling skills
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Broken down train and signalling faults causing delays on tracks
TRAIN delays are occurring across Oxfordshire due to a fault with a signalling system and a broken down train. Chiltern Railways has updated passengers today (March 24) on potential delays across the county. The company has apologised to customers
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Oxford rink closed due to issues ahead of ice hockey game
AN ice hockey game has been called off this evening (March 24) due to an issue with the rink. Oxford City Stars were due to go up against Slough Jets Ice Hockey Club at the Oxford Ice Rink in Oxpens Road at 6.15pm. However, due to issues with
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Crash on M40 causing delays near Bicester
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Motorway closure after lorry overturns
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Hovis teams up with Oxford start-up to develop new bread
Hovis has entered an exclusive three-year brand licensing agreement with an Oxford-based start-up. Modern Baker has collaborated with Hovis since April 2023, focusing on the development, manufacture, and distribution of its Superloaf and Super
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Thame United's Easter half-term holiday camp
Thame United are hosting a holiday camp for boys and girls aged six to 12 during the Easter half-term. Running 9am-3pm with a five-day schedule on April 2, 3, 4, 8, and 9, children just need to bring along a packed lunch, water bottle, and shin
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The time there were strong calls for a major transport hub for Oxford
If he were alive today, Thomas Sharp would surely have had something to say about the traffic chaos now gripping Oxford. In Oxford Replanned in 1948, the town planner put forward extensive ideas for the city’s future, including enlarging the railway
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People stand in long queue to attend Oxford court day
A LONG queue of people stretched around the side of Oxford Crown Court this weekend as eager visitors waited for a look behind the scenes. The doors of Oxford Crown Court, located in St Aldate's, were opened on Saturday (March 23) to welcome in
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Police patrol streets after concerns over drug use
A NEIGHBOURHOOD policing team have been performing stop and searches after concerns about drug use. Faringdon Neighbourhood Team have been conducting foot patrols around Watchfield after receiving reports from concerned residents of suspected drug
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M40 blocked as vehicle stalls
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What's your music taste? Spotify Playlist Analyzer breaks down your listening
Have you ever wondered what your listening habits are? Whether you're a hard-core heavy metal fan or listen to everything from pop, rap, classic, folk, rock and more, breaking down your listening habits is interesting. Although, it might seem
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County to benefit from £2.4m funding towards better cycle and walking paths
Oxfordshire has been awarded £2.4million to improve walking and cycling routes across the county. North Abingdon county councillor Nathan Ley, cabinet member for public health, inequalities and community safety announced on Saturday (March 23)
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Convicted murderer believed to have died in car crash
A CONVICTED Oxfordshire murderer has died in a crash in Burford. Thomas Purcell, who was convicted in 2006 of killing 16-year-old Megan McAlorum in Belfast, is believed to have died after being involved in a crash in the Burford area, between Oxford
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Who's competing tonight on the Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer?
A new batch of celebrities are preparing to face each other in the latest episode of the Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). The special series on Channel 4 sees a new group of celebrities each week enter the Bake Off tent taking
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Do you get a day off for moving house in the UK? What you're entitled to
Moving house can be a very stressful time. From packing and organising all your belongings to making sure all the paperwork is done, it can be overwhelming. Along with moving house, working at the same time can make it feel impossible with many
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Warning to holidaymakers over hidden card fees - how to save money on holiday
Millions of holidaymakers have been warned about rip-off credit card fees ahead of the Easter weekend. Using your credit card to take out money at cash machines whilst abroad could prove expensive, with some cards charging £4.59 in fees on a £20
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'Calling all Swifties' for an 'unforgettable' Taylor Swift night in Oxford
An 'unforgettable' night of celebrating Taylor Swift has been promised for Oxford next month. The 'All Too Well' singer doesn't bring her Eras Tour to the UK until summer 2024, but that won't stop 'Swifties' from getting their fix. Swift announced
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LOOK INSIDE: Picturesque former village farmhouse up on market for £2.25m
A stunning grade II listed former farmhouse has been placed on the market for £2.25m. Nestled in the Glyme Valley near Enstone, Manor Farm House, stands as a testament to timeless elegance and modern luxury. This picturesque property with five
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Drivers warned of £5,000 for travelling with dogs in your car
Drivers could face fines of up to £5,000 if they travel with dogs in the car and breach the Highway Code. The code contains a rule that all pet owners should be aware of if they don’t want to be hit financially. The rule states that pets should
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HS2 reduces carbon footprint of five key viaducts by up to 66 per cent
HS2 has successfully reduced the carbon footprint of five key viaducts by up to two thirds. This has been achieved by using 'double composite' structures which use less concrete and steel. The news comes as engineers at Westbury, on the Oxfordshire
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Police officer dies after fatal fall
A COLONIAL police officer has died after falling at his home address in Abingdon. Christopher Prowse, 78, suffered a fall at his address in Frilford Heath on February 12. READ MORE: Restaurant manager, 20, dies after being found unresponsive
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Inquest opened into death of man found in Oxfordshire park
AN inquest has opened into the death of a man whose body was found in a park in Abingdon earlier this month. Darren Hutchins, 37, was found in Tisley Park on March 10 after he was reported missing by a family member. Police found him in the