Oxfordshire | Archive | 2003 | December
An Oxford businessman is warning people not to be misled by scam letters saying that their company must register under the Data Protection Act. more...
A businessman has been fined £3,000 for breaching health and safety notices issued by South Oxfordshire District Council. more...
Managers at Oxford's new multiplex cinema are already planning expansion more than a week before it opens for business. more...
The Chancellor of Oxford University and former Conservative chairman, Chris Patten, has attacked his party's policy of scrapping tuition fees and cutting the number of students. more...
Restaurateur and former footballer Keith Vickers was a well-known figure in Woodstock, where he had run a hotel and restaurant for more than 30 years. more...
Two sisters who have raised more than £25,000 by serving tea and biscuits every week for two decades are to retire. more...
A bronze Renaissance perfume burner, the finest of its type in the UK, has taken pride of place in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. more...
Four police officers serving in north and west Oxfordshire have been praised for their long service and dedication to Thames Valley Police. more...
The Chancellor of Oxford University and former Conservative chairman, Chris Patten, has attacked his party's policy of scrapping tuition fees and cutting the number of students. more...
More than 90 per cent of special needs nursery places in Wantage will be unfilled by Easter, putting the service under threat, teachers have warned. more...
An extra £300,000 is coming out of council funds to build a planned five-screen cinema at Didcot, pushing the estimated cost to £4.8m. more...
Banbury's Horton Hospital is to lose part of its pathology department. more...
A new face has taken over the controls of a Bicester depot that supplies British Armed forces across the globe. more...
More than 30 carers in west Oxfordshire face a bleak Christmas as they are owed hundreds of pounds from a care agency which closed suddenly. more...
Not content with stretching his sinews running the Great North Run for charity, police officer Chris Jones from Abingdon is auctioning items of sporting memorabilia. more...
Oxford shoppers have an unexpected Christmas present -- from the county council. more...
A soldier in Iraq has sent a surprise Christmas message to his mother through the Oxford Mail. more...
Oxford United manager Ian Atkins said last night that he would never condone feigning injury from one of his players. more...
Banbury United manager Kevin Brock will not be appealing after being sent off for using foul and abusive language in the dying minutes of Saturday's Dr Martens League Eastern Division 1-1 draw at Salisbury more...
Chinnor 22, Oxford Harlequins 28: Oxford Harlequins leapt up to fourth in the South West 1 table after their backs exposed Chinnor's defensive deficiencies in an entertaining derby at Kingsey Road on Saturday. more...
Latest results from the ODDA Winter League more...
Thame boxer George Buckland was crowned the National Class A bantamweight champion following a comprehensive points win in Leeds on Saturday. more...
Midlands Div 2 East: A remarkable surge in the last half-hour saw Banbury storm back from ten points behind to clinch an exciting 41-29 victory at home to Ampthill. more...
Bucks, Berks and Oxon: Chipping Norton went down 23-18 at home to Bletchley, who snatched victory with a controversial late try. more...
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