Oxfordshire | Archive | 2004 | December
Sir - I've been observing the recent debate about Radio Oxford with interest. Stephanie Jenkins's letter (Oxford Mail, December 10) has forced me to contribute. more...
Sir - The excellent work carried out at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford is already widely known, but I would like to add my personal observations. more...
Oxford University says it is ready to spend £240m to transform the Radcliffe Infirmary into the university's campus in the city centre. more...
The traffic chaos that engulfed roads around Oxford on Tuesday after a serious accident on the A34 has sparked new calls for a study of ways to improve the congested route. more...
Two new health centres in east Oxford have been given the go-ahead after health managers finalised a £40m deal to finance the projects. more...
Campaigners against the proposed accommodation centre for asylum seekers outside Bicester are hoping the Government will have a change of heart following the resignation of Home Secretary David Blunkett. more...
A high number of women on maternity leave is adding to staff shortages at Oxford hospitals. more...
A teenager accused of raping a woman at a Halloween party told a jury they had indulged in a night of mutual passion. more...
Sir - Will you please act responsibly and stop endorsing Oxford City Council's view that "50 per cent affordable homes in new developments will make a contribution to easing the housing problem" (Oxford Mail, December 14)? more...
The Green Belt on the edge of Oxford has been saved from the bulldozers - for now. more...
While some customers of collapsed retailer Courts were jubilant after receiving their furniture, others are furious after being asked to pay extra for their goods. more...
OXFORD United could soon have a Diaz in their team. more...
TOP scorer Tommy Mooney says Oxford United are becoming more like a Premiership side with their team of Argentinian coaches, writes Jon Murray. more...
OXFORD City boss Andy Sinnott has a striking crisis ahead of tomorrow's crucial Southern League Division 1 West clash at home to fellow-strugglers Bedworth United. more...
ARDLEY United are aiming to sign a new goalkeeper after Paul Tassell was injured during their controversial 2-2 draw with Henley Town in the Hellenic League Premier Division. more...
STILL smarting after last week's defeat against Maidenhead which deprived them of a play-off position, Chinnor start the second half of their South West 1 programme with a trip to Gloucester Old Boys. more...
FORMER dual national champions Shipton-under- Wychwood have been handed a bye in the first round of next year's npower Village Cup. more...
OXFORDSHIRE'S 2nd and 4th teams both suffered 10-5 defeats in their County Championship matches at Iffley Road. more...
A LEADING badminton player, who captained Oxfordshire's first team for around 20 years, has died aged 71. more...
JOE Kinnear (below) has resigned as manager of Nottingham Forest after ten months in charge of the Coca-Cola Championship side. more...
Folk festivals have this ability to pop up all over the place these days, writes Peter Cann. The latest addition is on our doorstep -- the Chipping Norton Folk Festival on February 5. more...
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