Oxfordshire | Archive | 2002 | February
Morrells Oxford Sunday League more...
There was British success at the motor industry 'Oscars', although the name of the winner has a distinctly foreign ring to it. more...
Magdalen Bridge in Oxford could be opened to revellers for May Morning celebrations, following the completion of safety repairs. more...
A man obsessed by share dealing left a message about a Dublin-based firm on the Internet which the company claimed led to £100m being wiped off its value. more...
The Half Moon pub at Cuxham, near Watlington, has been badly damaged in a blaze. more...
A father has spoken of his devastation after his motorcyclist son was left for dead by a hit-and-run driver. more...
Villagers plan to bring traffic to a standstill to highlight their campaign for safer roads. more...
FIROZ Kassam is in danger of missing the boat with Oxford United boss Ian Atkins - because reports in the Midlands say John Gregory is lining Atkins up to be his No 2 at Derby. more...
Student Ed Savory turned the formbook upside down as he beat England International Steve Avery in the annual Town v Gown match. more...
OXFORD University Football Club are playing a special Centenary match against the Hungarian team Magyar Athletic at Iffley Road today, exactly 100 years after The Blues went over to Hungary on one of their first European tours. more...
It was all change at the top of the Oxford & District League Division 2 as Witney A and last season's Division 3 champions, House Club B, took full advantage of Woodstock's night off to move into the joint lead. more...
Globe-trotting former European Junior Championships medallist Christian Suditu is to pass on his vast experience to local clubs, after being snapped up by Bicester-based coaching firm Senshu Judo to promote the sport to schools and colleges across Oxfordshire. more...
Giles Sports Witney Boys League more...
The Ian Atkins Column more...
School report by Russell Smith more...
GOALKEEPER Andy Woodman today plays the final match of his month's loan from Colchester - but United boss Ian Atkins admits he'd like to keep him, writes JON MURRAY. more...
Division 2 side CCC A sprang a surprise at leaders Crown House, beating them 3-0 on their own table. more...
Tim Henman's father, Tony, will be joined by two other players from Oxfordshire as the England Over 60s hockey team attempt to retain the Superveterans' World Championship they won in Holland four years ago. more...
Andy Webb was the star of the show as North Newington escaped relegation from Division 2 of the Gas Appliance Showroom Indoor League. more...
Oxford University 13, Trinity Coll, Dublin 17 THE Dark Blues suffered their first defeat of the term against a determined Irish side who spoilt Fraser Gemmell's first official game as captain at Iffley Road last night more...
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