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Abingdon

Mast battle win — after a scare

ANTI-phone mast campaigners at Abingdon are celebrating again after planners rejected a second attempt to build a second telecommunications tower overlooking their homes.  more...

Abingdon News

Marchers bid to save lake

Save Radley Lakes campaigners staged a protest on Saturday in the battle against RWE npower's plans to dump fuel ash into Thrupp Lake.  more...

Business News

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Richards heads up £479m Aston Martin deal

LUXURY car maker Aston Martin has passed back into British hands in a £479m deal.  more...

Didcot

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Editorial Comment

Get these knives ouf otf of our city

He may be technically alive, but Samuel Marriott Gray's active life is effectively over after murderous thug Leonard Morrison plunged a knife into his brain.  more...

Football

FOOTBALL: Banbury put end to miserable run

Banbury United worked hard from start to finish to put an end to their six-match losing run in British Gas Business Premier Division at Chippenham Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Ten-man city edge thriller

Oxford City returned to winning ways in a thrilling British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Court Place Farm on Saturday, that saw seven goals and the late dismissal of City's Mark Avery.  more...

FOOTBALL: Honours even in derby tussle

David Southam struck the equaliser for Headington as they were held to a draw by their biggest local rivals in Division 1 East.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hook Norton hit back for victory

Hook Norton booked a first-round clash with Winterbourne following a comfortable 4-1 victory in their delayed preliminary round Direct Sports & Trophies Supplementary Cup tie against Ross Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hot-shot rusher slams hat-trick

Vinnie Rusher registered another hat-trick as Milton United eased to a 4-1 victory at Carterton in in the Sport Italia Hellenic League Premier Division.  more...

FOOTBALL: Banbury put end to miserable run

Banbury United worked hard from start to finish to put an end to their six-match losing run in British Gas Business Premier Division at Chippenham Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Ten-man city edge thriller

Oxford City returned to winning ways in a thrilling British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Court Place Farm on Saturday, that saw seven goals and the late dismissal of City's Mark Avery.  more...

FOOTBALL: Honours even in derby tussle

David Southam struck the equaliser for Headington as they were held to a draw by their biggest local rivals in Division 1 East.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hook Norton hit back for victory

Hook Norton booked a first-round clash with Winterbourne following a comfortable 4-1 victory in their delayed preliminary round Direct Sports & Trophies Supplementary Cup tie against Ross Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hot-shot rusher slams hat-trick

Vinnie Rusher registered another hat-trick as Milton United eased to a 4-1 victory at Carterton in in the Sport Italia Hellenic League Premier Division.  more...

Smith refuses to write off United

While you're here...  more...

Smith brands Duffy 'unprofessional'

OXFORD United boss Jim Smith branded Rob Duffy "unprofessional" as the 21-goal leading scorer collected his tenth yellow card on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

Headlines

Gang confesses to robberies

A GANG of armed robbers has pleaded guilty to a number of raids, including hold-ups at shops in Chipping Norton and Eynsham.  more...

Awards up to £5,000 for charitable projects

COMMUNITY charities could be in line for thousands of pounds thanks to a foundation set up by the Witney Gazette's parent company.  more...

UFO over Witney?

MYSTERY surrounds the sighting of a 'spooky' UFO over West Oxfordshire.  more...

'Marathon helps me to stay off the cigarettes'

SMOKERS have been known to try many things to kick their habit.  more...

Top job high in the sky

WEST Oxfordshire airmen joined a fierce battle against enemy militants on British soil last week.  more...

Letters

Stop meddling in our affairs

How many more letters do we have to read from people from outside Oxford complaining about the city council's bid for unitary status?  more...

Council failings

I have read with great interest the many letters for and against Oxford City Council's bid for unitary status.  more...

Movie Trailers

Die Hard 4.0

John McClane is back. Bruce Willis is back as the original action hero.  more...

Factory Girl

Sienna Miller stars as Seventies 'It' Girl Edie Sedgewick in this tale of life in Andy Warhol's notorious Factory.  more...

Shrek the Third

That big, green Scottish giant is back again, complete with Donkey and co.  more...

News

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.  more...

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.  more...

Carnival wins BMW's support

CAR manufacturer BMW has pledged its support for the Cowley Road Carnival, in Oxford, for a second year.  more...

Grant boosts forest project

THE project to preserve and restore parts of the ancient Wychwood Forest has received almost £27,000 to help with conservation work.  more...

Race along to country day

THE annual Point-to-Point and Country Day is scheduled to be bigger and better than ever this year.  more...

Estate loses post office

AN ESTATE has been dealt a blow with the news it is to lose its post office.  more...

Warning as Witney bypass work starts

WORK is set to start on Monday, March 19, to repair a worn-out section of the A40 at Witney.  more...

TV garden star to speak at centre

GARDENING celebrity Christine Walkden is to give an evening of horticultural entertainment at Yarnton Nurseries Garden Centre.  more...

Community bar will not close

A COMMUNITY centre bar threatened with closure following a raft of complaints has been saved from the axe.  more...

Stab victim's mother in knife plea

THE mother of stabbing victim Samuel Marriott-Gray has appealed for an end to knife violence.  more...

Replanting follows Osney felling

RESIDENTS on Osney Island, Oxford, have welcomed new willow trees after the city council's controversial felling last year.  more...

Gang Show cast takes to the stage

TONIGHT sees the opening performance of the annual Oxfordshire Gang Show at the New Theatre in George Street.  more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.  more...

Young cyclists rob pregnant woman

A HEAVILY pregnant woman had her handbag snatched by two teenage cyclists in Oxford.  more...

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.  more...

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.  more...

£20,000 reward offered after racing break-in

A REWARD of £20,000 is being offered for information which leads to the return of a number of racing trophies and memorabilia.  more...

Police hand out long service awards

NINETEEN people from a wide range of departments will have their hard work and dedication recognised in a long service ceremony at Drayton Park Golf Club tomorrow.  more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.  more...

Non Leage

FOOTBALL: Hook Norton hit back for victory

Hook Norton booked a first-round clash with Winterbourne following a comfortable 4-1 victory in their delayed preliminary round Direct Sports & Trophies Supplementary Cup tie against Ross Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Honours even in derby tussle

David Southam struck the equaliser for Headington as they were held to a draw by their biggest local rivals in Division 1 East.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hot-shot rusher slams hat-trick

Vinnie Rusher registered another hat-trick as Milton United eased to a 4-1 victory at Carterton in in the Sport Italia Hellenic League Premier Division.  more...

FOOTBALL: Ten-man city edge thriller

Oxford City returned to winning ways in a thrilling British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Court Place Farm on Saturday, that saw seven goals and the late dismissal of City's Mark Avery.  more...

FOOTBALL: Banbury put end to miserable run

Banbury United worked hard from start to finish to put an end to their six-match losing run in British Gas Business Premier Division at Chippenham Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Banbury put end to miserable run

Banbury United worked hard from start to finish to put an end to their six-match losing run in British Gas Business Premier Division at Chippenham Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

FOOTBALL: Ten-man city edge thriller

Oxford City returned to winning ways in a thrilling British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Court Place Farm on Saturday, that saw seven goals and the late dismissal of City's Mark Avery.  more...

FOOTBALL: Honours even in derby tussle

David Southam struck the equaliser for Headington as they were held to a draw by their biggest local rivals in Division 1 East.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hook Norton hit back for victory

Hook Norton booked a first-round clash with Winterbourne following a comfortable 4-1 victory in their delayed preliminary round Direct Sports & Trophies Supplementary Cup tie against Ross Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Hot-shot rusher slams hat-trick

Vinnie Rusher registered another hat-trick as Milton United eased to a 4-1 victory at Carterton in in the Sport Italia Hellenic League Premier Division.  more...

FOOTBALL: Poor Abingdon stifled by Uxbridge

Abingdon United's play-off hopes suffered a dent as they lost 1-0 at home to Uxbridge in Saturday's British Gas Business Southern League Division 1 South & West encounter at Northcourt Road.  more...

FOOTBALL: Didcot halt slide in style

Didcot Town got back to winning ways with a comprehensive 5-1 victory against Brook House at the Loop Meadow Stadium in Division 1 South & West on Saturday.  more...

Oxford News

Mother’s plea to stop knife crime

Samuel Marriott-Gray's mother wants you to look at this picture of her son and the knife that was plunged into his skull.  more...

Willows return to the riverside

Residents on Oxford's Osney Island have welcomed new willow trees after the city council's controversial felling last year.  more...

Bin policy ‘is not for turning’

The city councillor in charge of Oxford's controversial recycling revolution has mimicked Margaret Thatcher and insisted she is "not for turning" on the issue.  more...

Gang Show cast takes to the stage

Tonight sees the opening performance of the annual Oxfordshire Gang Show at the New Theatre in George Street.  more...

‘Killers should stay locked up’

A call for lighter prison sentences for murderers has been criticised by Oxford families who have suffered at the hands of killers.  more...

OAP ordered to pay 2p tax bill

Taxmen sent a pensioner a demand for two pence in arrears - and warned him he would face penalty interest if he failed to pay up.  more...

Wages rise gets mixed review

The Government's decision to raise the national minimum wage in line with inflation has met with mixed responses in Oxford.  more...

English class fees opposed

Charging immigrants for English classes will make learning inaccessible to hundreds of people and lead to more and social disintegration, say campaigners.  more...

Toilets closed for good

A block of public toilets in North Oxford plagued by drug dealers and people meeting for sex has been closed for good.  more...

Teen cyclists snatch handbag

A heavily pregnant woman's handbag was stolen by two teenage cyclists in Oxford.  more...

Killer could be free in three years

The family of a woman murdered by her sadistic boyfriend in 1994 has expressed horror that her killer could be free within three years The battered body of Emma Knight was discovered at a house in Valentia Road, Headington.  more...

Row over fully-dressed woman in sauna

A health club has been criticised for allowing a Muslim woman to go for a swim and sauna while wearing traditional head dress and robe.  more...

Bus gate fines 'are imminent'

Fines for motorists driving through Oxford's historic city centre during the day will be "flying out" by the end of the month.  more...

Knifeman may face murder trial

Knifeman Leonard Morrison may still face a murder charge if Samuel Marriott-Gray dies, the Oxford Mail has learned.  more...

Oxford United

FOOTBALL: Smith refusing to write off U's

OXFORD United boss Jim Smith refused to hand Dagenham & Redbridge the Nationwide Conference title - but admitted his side wasted a glorious opportunity after losing 2-0 at home to Forest Green Rovers on Sat- urday.  more...

Results And Fixtures

SPORT: WEEKEND RESULTS 10/11

WEEKEND RESULTS CHECK NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE Oxford Utd 0, Forest Green Rovers 2.  more...

Share Prices

Today's local share prices

AEA Technology 107 BMW 2889 Electrocomponents 277.5 Isoft Group 36.75 Oxford Biomedica 50.25 Oxford Instruments 260.5 Reed Elsevier 585.5 RM 193 RPS Group 314 Oxonica 132.5   more...

Today's local share prices (PM)

AEA Technology 106.25 BMW 2889 Electrocomponents 276.75 Isoft Group 36.75 Oxford Biomedica 49.5 Oxford Instruments 259 Reed Elsevier 585.25 RM 192.75 RPS Group 313 Oxonica 132.5   more...

Sport

Banbury put end to losing streak

Chippenham Tn 1, Banbury Utd 1 BANBURY worked hard from start to finish to put an end to their six-match losing run in the Premier Division.  more...

Wallingford

Resident's plea to 'Save Our Spaces'

A PLEA to save Wallingford's green open spaces from being built on was made to the town council by resident Julia Howard.  more...

Wantage News

Firefighters save thatched cottage

Ninety firefighters battled a blaze at a thatched cottage after a passing motorist spotted flames leaping from the roof.  more...

Abingdon Herald News

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.   more...

Mast battle win — after a scare

ANTI-phone mast campaigners at Abingdon are celebrating again after planners rejected a second attempt to build a second telecommunications tower overlooking their homes.   more...

Resident's plea to 'Save Our Spaces'

A PLEA to save Wallingford's green open spaces from being built on was made to the town council by resident Julia Howard.   more...

Banbury Cake News

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.   more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.   more...

Banbury Cake Sport

Spirit ready for sportscar challenge

NEW sportscar team Spirit Racing heads to the Spanish circuit of Jarama next weekend for the opening round of the French-run V de V championship.   more...

Banbury put end to losing streak

Chippenham Tn 1, Banbury Utd 1   more...

Oxford Mail News

Wages rise gets mixed review

The Government's decision to raise the national minimum wage in line with inflation has met with mixed responses in Oxford.   more...

Teen cyclists snatch handbag

A heavily pregnant woman's handbag was stolen by two teenage cyclists in Oxford.   more...

English class fees opposed

Charging immigrants for English classes will make learning inaccessible to hundreds of people and lead to more and social disintegration, say campaigners.   more...

Toilets closed for good

A block of public toilets in North Oxford plagued by drug dealers and people meeting for sex has been closed for good.   more...

‘Killers should stay locked up’

A call for lighter prison sentences for murderers has been criticised by Oxford families who have suffered at the hands of killers.   more...

Killer could be free in three years

The family of a woman murdered by her sadistic boyfriend in 1994 has expressed horror that her killer could be free within three years   more...

Row over fully-dressed woman in sauna

A health club has been criticised for allowing a Muslim woman to go for a swim and sauna while wearing traditional head dress and robe.   more...

Bus gate fines 'are imminent'

Fines for motorists driving through Oxford's historic city centre during the day will be "flying out" by the end of the month.   more...

Knifeman may face murder trial

Knifeman Leonard Morrison may still face a murder charge if Samuel Marriott-Gray dies, the Oxford Mail has learned.   more...

OAP ordered to pay 2p tax bill

Taxmen sent a pensioner a demand for two pence in arrears - and warned him he would face penalty interest if he failed to pay up.   more...

The Oxford Times News

Stars line up to play summer festival

NEW bands will feature alongside big name acts at this year's Cropredy Festival.   more...

Rise in wages gets a mixed review

THE Government's decision to raise the national minimum wage in line with inflation has met with mixed responses in Oxford.   more...

Van catches fire on A34

FIRE crews were called when a van caught fire on the A34 yesterday.   more...

Young cyclists rob pregnant woman

A HEAVILY pregnant woman had her handbag snatched by two teenage cyclists in Oxford.   more...

Aston Martin back in British hands

JAMES Bond's favourite car company, Aston Martin, passed back into British hands today.   more...

Aston deal set to be sealed today

A consortium headed by Oxfordshire-based motorsport entrepreneur Dave Richards was due to buy Aston Martin from Ford today in a £450m deal.   more...

Richards heads up £479m Aston Martin deal

LUXURY car maker Aston Martin has passed back into British hands in a £479m deal.   more...

Musical to look at 'lighter side' of condition

A MINI-MUSICAL written by the late Humphrey Carpenter to explore "the funny side of Parkinson's Disease" is to be staged for the first time in Oxford.   more...

£20,000 reward offered after racing break-in

A REWARD of £20,000 is being offered for information which leads to the return of a number of racing trophies and memorabilia.   more...

Stab victim's mother in knife plea

THE mother of stabbing victim Samuel Marriott-Gray has appealed for an end to knife violence.   more...

Replanting follows Osney felling

RESIDENTS on Osney Island, Oxford, have welcomed new willow trees after the city council's controversial felling last year.   more...

Labour picks Andrew again

OXFORD East MP Andrew Smith will be the Labour Party candidate in the constituency at the next General Election.   more...

Clarkson fuels show speculation

JEREMY Clarkson, the presenter of the BBC's motoring programme Top Gear, has sparked speculation about its future.   more...

Gang Show cast takes to the stage

TONIGHT sees the opening performance of the annual Oxfordshire Gang Show at the New Theatre in George Street.   more...

Man bailed on dangerous driving charge

A MAN has been granted bail pending trial in September after denying causing a man's death by dangerous driving in Cheltenham.   more...

Man appeals against murder conviction

THE man who was jailed for 30 years for the brutal murder of an Oxford academic has lodged an appeal against his conviction.   more...

‘Killers should stay locked up’

A CALL for lighter prison sentences for murderers has been criticised by Oxford families who have suffered at the hands of killers.   more...

Police hand out long service awards

NINETEEN people from a wide range of departments will have their hard work and dedication recognised in a long service ceremony at Drayton Park Golf Club tomorrow.   more...

Website gets high praise

THE website run by South Oxfordshire District Council has been rated as one of the best in the county in an annual survey of council websites. The survey by the Society of Information Technology Management has rated it "transactional", the middle of its standard and excellent categories.   more...

New Polish dictionary will help workers

A NEW Polish/English dictionary has gone on sale to help Poles communicate with Britons and vice versa.   more...

Castle makes civic shortlist

THE Oxford Castle development is one of three city buildings which have been shortlisted for this year's national Civic Trust awards.   more...

Science fun on offer

AS part of national science and engineering week, the University of Oxford's Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics is inviting people to come in and find out what it is like to be a scientist.   more...

Man ordered to pay 2p tax bill

TAXMEN sent a pensioner a demand for two pence in arrears - and warned him he would face penalty interest if he failed to pay up.   more...

Book celebrates Cowley Road culture

WHERE in Oxford can you find restaurants from around the world, sex shops and flotation tanks?   more...

Hospitals print deal aims to cut costs

NHS MANAGERS hope a £500,000 deal with an Oxford printing firm will help cut the cost of producing patient leaflets.   more...

Fears over plans to charge immigrants

CHARGING immigrants for English classes will make learning inaccessible to hundreds of people and lead to more and social disintegration, say campaigners.   more...

Grant boost for food bank

A NEW service that helps feed people in crisis has been given a boost with a Co-operative Community Dividend grant.   more...

Site plagued by drugs and sex closed

A BLOCK of public toilets in North Oxford plagued by drug dealers and people meeting for sex has been closed for good.   more...

Meals for mothers

BROWNS Restaurant in Woodstock Road, Oxford, is running a Mother of the Year award ahead of Mother's Day on Sunday.   more...

Party time for under-fives

TICKETS are now available for Oxfordshire County Council's summer party in the park for under-fives.   more...

Clear-out cash

BRITISH Heart Foundation shops across the county are urging residents to have a clear-out this month and help turn unwanted items into life-saving research and equipment. Donations of good quality clothes, shoes, accessories, books, CDs, DVDs, videos, toys and bric-a-brac are welcome.   more...

Considering Muslim dress

A WORKSHOP discussing the importance of customary Muslim female dress is being held tomorrow.   more...

The Oxford Times Sport

Spirit ready for sportscar challenge

NEW sportscar team Spirit Racing heads to the Spanish circuit of Jarama next weekend for the opening round of the French-run V de V championship.   more...

Witney Gazette News

Gang confesses to robberies

A GANG of armed robbers has pleaded guilty to a number of raids, including hold-ups at shops in Chipping Norton and Eynsham.   more...

Awards up to £5,000 for charitable projects

COMMUNITY charities could be in line for thousands of pounds thanks to a foundation set up by the Witney Gazette's parent company.   more...

UFO over Witney?

MYSTERY surrounds the sighting of a 'spooky' UFO over West Oxfordshire.   more...

'Marathon helps me to stay off the cigarettes'

SMOKERS have been known to try many things to kick their habit.   more...

Top job high in the sky

WEST Oxfordshire airmen joined a fierce battle against enemy militants on British soil last week.   more...

  
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