Oxfordshire | Archive | 2004 | July
Construction company Montpellier has pulled out of its contract to build a new Oxford University animal laboratory. more...
Robert Burchfield, who took the Oxford English Dictionary into the 20th century, has died at 81. more...
Sir -- May I inform readers that Oxfordshire now has its own local branch of the Campaign for an English Parliament (CEP)? more...
Sir -- You report that Stagecoach bus company has invested £8m on a fleet of longer buses for its Oxford-London service (Oxford Mail, July 9). more...
CONSTRUCTION company Montpellier has pulled out of its contract to build a new Oxford University animal laboratory. more...
An RAF pilot from Oxfordshire who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq has been named by the Ministry of Defence. more...
A Royal Air Force serviceman was killed and two others injured when a Puma helicopter from Oxfordshire crashed in Iraq. more...
Construction company Montpellier has pulled out of its contract to build a new Oxford University animal laboratory. more...
An Oxford police officer charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of an Oxford Brookes University student has appeared before a judge. more...
Campaigners bidding to protect the future of Banbury's Horton Hospital delivered a 35,000-signature petition to 10 Downing Street yesterday. more...
A young Polish woman who came to Bicester for work experience has been presented with a certificate. more...
The Liberal Democrats have chosen Charlbury businesswoman Liz Leffman as their candidate in the Witney constituency at the next General Election. more...
A new tug of war event, organised by RAF Benson for the Wallingford Fun Day on Sunday , could become an annual event if it proves a success this year. more...
Abingdon has the nation's Young Farmer of the Year. more...
Sir -- Councillor Alex Hollingsworth claims (Oxford Mail, July 13) that Oxford City Council is not asking for extra housing in Oxfordshire, but merely suggesting that new housing should preferably be built close to the city. more...
Councils have been promised tough new powers to crack down on graffiti, litter louts and abandoned cars. more...
A nine-year-old boy has helped kit out a children's ward at an Oxford hospital with new toys while waiting for surgeons to remove a rare tumour from his brain. more...
Graham Rix says that tonight's pre-season friendly with Ipswich Town at the Kassam Stadium will be tougher than Saturday's game against Chelsea. more...
Oxfordshire's teams got off to the worst-possible start when they fell to defeats in their opening matches yesterday. more...
Australian Matt Packer could become Banbury United's fourth signing of the summer after he impressed on his debut during their 2-0 win over Hayes on Saturday. more...
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