Oxfordshire | Archive | 2005 | July
I refer to Margaret Curtis's letter (Oxford Mail, July 13) about the new 14A bus service which goes to Old Marston via the John Radcliffe Hospital and Banbury Road, George Street and the railway station. more...
Ben Emlyn-Jones (Oxford Mail, July 6) wants us to believe that Africa, before the colonial period, was a "continent of advanced and sophisticated cultures with literature, philosophy, science and medicine". more...
Drivers have been warned they may have to pay to use the clogged-up A34 in Oxford. more...
Health managers are gearing up for the second major NHS shake-up in Oxfordshire in three years. more...
Councils may be forced to make Oxford's Green Belt land available for building under new Government proposals to tackle housing shortages. more...
Oxford is set to reap the rewards of London's successful bid to host the 2012 Olympics. more...
A project for depressed people has been inundated with furniture after making an appeal in the Oxford Mail. more...
Animal rights' activists have warned Oxford University that it is under constant threat of attack if it continues work on its animal research laboratory. more...
At last we have an inkling of how the Government may tackle the problems on the A34. more...
Sorry seems to be the hardest word for our politicians to utter. more...
It is understandable that parents should show passion - even bias - when watching their sons and daughters on the football field. more...
It is surely time the Tory county council gave up its silly idea to charge Oxford motorists for parking outside their own homes. more...
A suspected suicide bomber was shot dead on the London Underground today. more...
The end of 180 years of history was marked yesterday as staff of Lucy's factory in Jericho, Oxford, gathered for a farewell party. more...
Oxford Silver Machine 43, Belle Vue Aces 52: Even England's top rider Scott Nicholls could not prevent the Belle Vue Aces from surging to the top of speedway's Skybet Elite League as Oxford Silver Machine's fortunes continued on the slide at Oxford Stadium last night. more...
Oxford City triple jumper Nathan Douglas will look to turn on the style in front of British fans at the Norwich Union London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace tonight. more...
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Bicester & North Oxford bring back their big guns as they aim to continue their recent resurgence when they host Thame Town at Chesterton tomorrow. more...
Oxford City eased their relegation worries after a dramatic 5-4 victory over struggling Cholsey in Division 1 of the Men's 3-Pair League. more...
CCS Home Counties League: Pat Jobson paid tribute to goldie oldie Rupert Evans ahead of Oxford's Division 1 game with Reading tomorrow. more...
Oxfordshire's women need victory today in their final match to stay in Division 1 for next season after celebrating their first success of the week yesterday. more...
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