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Oxford fashionista's flock to vintage sale to boost charity coffers
Oxford fashionista’s helped boost charity coffers after flocking to a clothes sale of thousands of vintage and end-of-season styles.Macmillan Cancer Support’s Clothes Extravaganza raised more than £18,000 for services fo... Read more...
Book lovers descend on Oxford for Literary Festival
Book lovers from across the globe are set to descend on Oxfordshire for the annual Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival.The prestigious nine-day cele... Read more...
CCTV of suspected hospital thief released
Police have released a CCTV image of a man wanted in connection with a series of thefts committed at the Horton General Hospital in Banbury.Between No... Read more...
Proud parents celebrate Unit's 1,000th birth
Proud parents Catherine and Jon Spinage enjoyed a double celebration when their daughter Emily Louisa was born last week.Entering the world at 4.48am ... Read more...
The Journal Meets...Tinie Tempah
Tinie Tempah is an artist with big ideas and the ambition to make them come true.That much is obvious from the moment you start speaking to the South ... Read more...
Venturefest Oxford 2010 looks for UK's best new technologies
Venturefest Oxford 2010 is kicking off its annual programme with a search to discover the best new technologies emerging from the UK this year.The Bes... Read more...
Oxford fashionista's flock to vintage sale to boost charity coffers
Oxford fashionista’s helped boost charity coffers after flocking to a clothes sale of thousands of vintage and end-of-season styles.Macmillan Cancer S... Read more...
Derelict Chinnor cement works to be developed for 178 new homes
A derelict cement works in South Oxfordshire is to be developed into 178 new homes thanks to a £2.8m Government grant.Chinnor cement works in Hill Roa... Read more...
Zero carbon Bicester school sixth form given go ahead
Plans to build a £4.4m ‘zero carbon’ sixth form at The Cooper School in Bicester have been given the green light by Oxfordshire County Council.The eco... Read more...
'Dr Travel' Steve Fabes hits the Balkans on solo world bike ride
An Oxford doctor who embarked on a solo cycling odyssey that will see him bike across six continents over five years is celebrating after completing h... Read more...Benefits cheat changed bank statements to cover her tracks
An Abingdon woman has been handed a six-week suspended prison sentence and 200 hours community service after pleading guilty to benefit fraud.Tracey J... Read more...
Late equaliser denies Oxford City three points
ÂOxford City were denied a second successive league win at Bedford on Saturday, drawing 1-1. Â Former City trialist Ian Draycott once again proved to b... Read more...
Oxford archer Simpson strikes gold
ÂARCHERY: Oxford archer Nichola Simpson has won gold for England at the Commonwealth Games test tournament in Delhi.
Simpson topped the podium as part ... Read more...
Quins fine form continues with Bournemouth victory
Oxford Harlequins edge a tough away game at Bournemouth 16-12 to continue their fine run of form.It was fourth versus third on the south coast, with a... Read more...
Oxford United drop points to high-flying Kettering
Oxford United missed a golden opportunity to move back to the top off the Blue Square Premier after being held at home by high-flying Kettering 1-1.Th... Read more...
Oxon cricketers to sport Kirtley kit
Oxfordshire Cricket Board has signed a deal with a sportswear company run by Sussex cricketer James Kirtley to wear MKK kit for the next four years.Fo... Read more...
Bratt signs up for Formula 2
Banbury racer Wil Bratt has signed up to race in the FIA Formula 2 Championship after just two seasons as an international driver.The Oxford Universit... Read more...
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