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Breaking news Torex verdicts: Accountant convicted of conspiracy to defraud

DENIAL: Mark Woodbridge

3:24pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

AN ACCOUNTANT on trial for conspiracy to commit fraud has been convicted of three of the charges against him.

Plans spark fear over road safety

Architect’s drawings of the Didcot distribution warehouse plans

5:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

TRAFFIC, noise and safety are among concerns voiced by residents about a plan for two large warehouses near Didcot.

Hey! That's a great story

Two-year-old Arthur Hammond and mum Emily Cleaver

1:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

TODDLERS gathered round for a special poetry session at Oxford’s Story Museum yesterday.

Tribute for dad killed in Corfu holiday tragedy

Richie Milne

1:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

A THANKSGIVING service will be held on Friday in memory of the social worker who drowned on the Greek holiday island of Corfu.

Croc Man returns to add bite to Witney Carnival

Shaun Foggett watches as a West African dwarf crocodile hatches at Crocodiles of the World at Crawley Mill

12:30pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

WITNEY’S Croc Man Shaun Foggett will open the town’s carnival next month.

Rail station car park extension work nears completion

12:20pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

AN extension to the car park at Hanborough railway station is set to open early next month.

Folk tale with not Aladdin sight...

Belting out a song are Jess Knight, Carla Rudyard, Ellie Daly and Hildie Leyser

12:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

MIDDLE Eastern folk tales are to be told in Oxford at a school drama production starting tonight.

Cinema is top of residents’ wishlist

Town councillor Iain Littlejohn

12:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

A CINEMA is the most important part of a £3.5m plan to revamp Abingdon’s Guildhall, according to residents.

Audi TT stolen in Thame

11:10am Wednesday 19th June 2013

THAME: A silver Audi TT was taken in a raid on a Southern Road home alongside jewellery, cash, mobile phones and computer games. The burglary happened between 6.30pm on Saturday and midnight on Sunday. The thieves got in by smashing a glass panel on the front door.

Bicycles taken in Abingdon

11:10am Wednesday 19th June 2013

ABINGDON: Three bikes have been stolen in a spate of raids in the town.

Oxford man said haul of child abuse images were to help catch paedophiles

James Williams

11:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

A MAN who told police he was viewing indecent images to try to “catch” paedophiles has avoided jail.

Hundreds back Wootton surgery battle

11:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

WOOTTON: Up to 500 people have signed a petition to save Wootton’s GP surgery.

£270K race against time to preserve riverside meadow near Bicester

Andy Collins Picture: OX59876 Ed Nix

11:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

OXFORDSHIRE’S wildlife trust is facing a race against time to save this meadow.

Spate of car break-ins

10:40am Wednesday 19th June 2013

Thieves have stolen fuel, power tools, and a sat-nav, after targeting cars.

County schools boss is told 'Mr Gove is on the phone'

Michael Gove

10:30am Wednesday 19th June 2013

EDUCATION Secretary Michael Gove has called Oxfordshire’s schools boss to find out more about the county’s reading campaign.

Cyclist arrested over bike lock attack

10:20am Wednesday 19th June 2013

A cyclist was last night in custody after allegedly hitting a driver over the head with a bike lock.

Face of dog attack suspect

The CCTV image

10:10am Wednesday 19th June 2013

Police have released this image of a man they suspect owned a small ginger dog that bit a 26-year-old along the path between Old Place Yard and Pingle Drive, Bicester.

Court told of attack by 'deranged' dog

10:10am Wednesday 19th June 2013

A “DERANGED” Staffordshire Bull Terrier attacked a man and tried to rip his dog’s throat out, a jury heard yesterday.

Family pays tribute to 'bright and vibrant' boy

Austen Harrison

10:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy killed by a falling mirror in Bicester Village was “a bright and vibrant boy who injected life into everything he touched”, his family said.

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