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Cyclists turn to Lord’s for church cash

The Oxford Times:

10:00pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

CYCLING cricketers will join hundreds of Oxfordshire residents taking part in a day of fundraising for church buildings.

All aboard as miniature railway plans to grow

The Oxford Times:

9:00pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

OXFORD’S train station is due to expand in a £75m redevelopment and the new line to London Marylebone is well under way but this year could mark yet another railway expansion in the city.

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Promoted Article: Join the World's Biggest Coffee Morning with Macmillan

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7:00pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

Join people in your area for the Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning on Friday 26th September – all in the name of Macmillan Cancer Support. 

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Update: One lane of the A34 closed at Peartree Interchange as drivers face major delays

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Updated 6:45pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

COMMUTERS are facing severe congestion through Oxford this evening. 

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Police say driver was attacked in road rage incident at Burford

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Updated 6:23pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

A MAN stopped and attacked another driver in broad daylight in a road rage attack, police have said.

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No bye for Oxford United in JPT

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Updated 6:01pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

OXFORD United will be in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy first round draw next month after missing out on a bye.

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Father's tribute to his little girl who loved ballet

The Oxford Times:

Updated 7:52pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

KENNINGTON four-year-old Rhianna Gallagher suffered a brain haemorrhage on February 14 and died at Helen House hospice, East Oxford on April 21.

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Calculating legacy of the Olympics in London

The Oxford Times:

5:00pm Wednesday 30th July 2014

TWO years ago this month, Britain lit up for the London Olympics, with organisers and the Government promising that a successful event would have a lasting legacy at grassroots level. As the country welcomes its second major international tournament in three years with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, DAN ROBINSON looks at the long-term impact

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