Archaeologists not throwing the trowel in yet

Uncovering the past are, from left, Amy Goodspeed, nine, volunteers Chris Turley and Julie Brock, Matthew Harris and Alex Hull, both 15

7:00am Thursday 20th June 2013

VOLUNTEER archaeologists are hoping garden digs this weekend will unearth more about Littlemore’s medieval past.

Student homes plan ‘farcical’

CONTROVERSIAL: The former Travis Perkins site

7:00am Thursday 20th June 2013

A CONCERNED resident has claimed it would be ‘a farce’ if more student housing is built on the former Travis Perkins site in East Oxford.

Stabbing in Headington

5:41pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

A 27-YEAR-OLD man was stabbed in the shoulder during an argument in Headington earlier today.

Flats favourite to win ‘hideous design’ gong

The student flats at Port Meadow

7:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

OXFORD residents have already labelled the controversial development at Port Meadow “ugly”.

Former staff ‘excited’ to rejoin supermarket

Bakery manager Nic Scott, left, with Cheryl Hewer

6:00pm Wednesday 19th June 2013

THERE will be some familiar faces at a new Sainsbury’s store as the company prepares to open in Cowley after a 13-year break from the area.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Leading lights receive honorary degrees

9:30am Wednesday 19th June 2013

LEADING figures from the worlds of medicine, motorsport, healthcare and business are this week being recognised by Oxford Brookes University.

Cash and computer stolen from house

9:30am Wednesday 19th June 2013

KIDLINGTON: Burglars smashed patio doors to steal cash, jewellery and a computer from a house in Benmead Road between Friday and Saturday.

New 'Boris Bikes' could be rolled out across city and county

The launch of the new scheme in Headington

9:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

OXFORD’S own ‘Boris Bike’ scheme was unveiled yesterday.

Masonic lodge housing development moving ahead

The former Masonic Lodge in Banbury Road

7:20am Wednesday 19th June 2013

THE redevelopment of Oxford’s former masonic lodge has come a step closer.

A new website for niggly jobs you need done

Julia Colwell and Robert Colwell

7:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

A PENSIONER from Headington has inspired a new website that helps people find odd job men.

Blue plaque marks Civil War surrender

Prof Roger Crisp with the blue plaque on his home

7:00am Wednesday 19th June 2013

SURRENDERS and defeats aren’t usually celebrated, but Oxford’s most crucial military loss has been marked with a blue plaque.

Hoping to be quids in with an Oxford pound

From left, Adam O’Boyle, Sara Fernandez and Abi Adams with a Bristol pound

7:00pm Tuesday 18th June 2013

OXFORD could get its own currency by next year if an idea from local traders comes to fruition.

Man drowned after falling into stream at night

7:00pm Tuesday 18th June 2013

AN OXFORD man drowned after having too much to drink and falling into a city centre stream.

Victim hits out at 'joke' jail sentence for serial burglar

PROLIFIC: Martin McDonagh

6:00pm Tuesday 18th June 2013

THE jail sentence of a “thoroughly dishonest” serial burglar has been branded “a joke” by one of his victims.

Cyclists on a roll through Cotswolds to help hospice

Cyclists get ready for the off

5:50pm Tuesday 18th June 2013

FIVE-HUNDRED cyclists braved a 70- or 102-mile ride through the Cotswolds on Sunday to raise money for Oxford children and young adults hospice Helen & Douglas House.



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