OXFORD United set a new club record for their biggest away win in the Football League - but Karl Robinson does not even think it was their best performance of the season. Tariqe Fosu hit a hat-trick as the U's ran out 6-0 winners at Lincoln City
THOUSANDS flocked to a town centre today for an annual festival taking place over the weekend. Families gathered this morning in Sheep Street where a parade, led by the 'Queen', weaved through the centre, kicking-off today's events. The parade
A TREASURE trove of valuable art is on offer in a giant jumble sale at the former home of a distinguished Oxford professor. Bargain-hunters have been flocking to 2 Paddox Close, north Oxford, where Laura Harris is selling a range of goods for charity
TARIQE Fosu hit a hat-trick as Oxford United recorded their record away victory in the Football League to leave Lincoln City stunned. Jamie Mackie, James Henry and Matty Taylor also found the net on a perfect afternoon for Karl Robinson’s men.
AN Oxford MP will speak at a major People's Vote rally today. Anneliese Dodds, Labour MP for Oxford East, is due to talk at the 'Trust the People' event in Brighton this afternoon. Thousands of people are expected to attend the march and rally
NO Oxford United fans received orders stopping them from attending football matches last season. New figures from the Home Office show no banning orders were handed out to U's supporters during the 2018/19 campaign, down from four the previous year
PUPILS at a Didcot school are now allowed to bring in food and packed lunches, after a controversial ban was lifted. Children at Aureus School used to have to eat the food on sale in the canteen, as there were strict rules on not bringing in their
EVEN Boris Johnson knows that the best way to find out about issues affecting Oxfordshire is to read the Oxford Mail. The Prime Minister was pictured perusing a story from this newspaper during a meeting with Conservative Parliamentary candidate
COMMUNITY groups are invited to an event championing people who contribute to village life. Freeland Community Benefit Society (FCBS) is inviting businesses, organisations, clubs and people who 'make, bake, sell or run' initiatives in the village
TIEGAN Trafford won gold as Abingdon Gymnastics Club had a host of fine results at the Adrian Stan British Team Championships in Guildford. Competing in the junior category for 10-15-year olds, Abingdon finished seventh of 19 clubs from all over
WE head for Lincoln this afternoon for a tough-looking game against a really good side who have put the football club front and centre of the whole city. They have done ever so well to get out of the Conference and then up into League One – they
OXFORD City Stars are expecting another stern test when they bid to make it two wins out of two tomorrow. Streatham Redskins travel to Oxpens to take on a home side high on confidence after a dramatic opening day success. Stars trailed 5-0 to
IT doesn’t take much to please us at the Oxford Mail – a nice photo of a lady in a pretty dress playing guitar while an Oxford bus trundles by in the background will do nicely! In the week that we challenged Oxford Mail Camera Club members to send
A TRIP to Singapore taken by Henley MP John Howell was paid for by a professional group, he has declared. Mr Howell visited Asia between August 17 and August 24 as part of his role as chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on alternative
A NEW school for children with special needs will be built in the north of the county – despite councillors’ worries that children could be killed by traffic nearby. The new school will be built on land near the Warriner School in Bloxham. It will
OXFORD’S first World Car Free Day will take place tomorrow – and will close off Broad Street to any motorists. Pedestrians and cyclists will be able to walk or ride along the whole of the street as part of the day. It will be held to encourage motorists
BEN Woodburn is on a mission to take his game to the next level by making a bigger contribution at the sharp end for Oxford United. Karl Robinson’s men head to Lincoln City this afternoon looking to improve on an away record which has seen them
A PAIR of bungling thieves who tried repeatedly to steal an ATM in an early hours raid have been jailed. Presiding Judge Nigel Daly compared the incompetency of David Begalov, 32, and Goga Kakitadze, 35, to something out of the 1910s Keystone Cops
A NEW partnership is being launched to help combat homelessness and rough sleeping in Oxford. The project is called Oxford Homeless Movement, a new scheme incorporating all the different homelessness agencies in the city. About 40 organisations
OXFORD United fans can travel to their Carabao Cup clash with Premier League side West Ham United on a special bus service. The club has partnered with Oxford Bus Company to provide supporters with a park and ride service between Unipart, off Garsington
A FAITHFUL pooch could win a national award after helping his owner with her severe mental and physical health issues. Assistance dog Archie has been shortlisted for 'assistance animal of the year' at October's Animal Star Awards, after being nominated
THE wait is over for bubble tea fans after a new food store finally popped up at Gloucester Green in Oxford. Last summer El Mexicana and Combibos coffee shop closed and rough sleepers started to bed down in the doorways. They have now left and
