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In the dock at magistrates' court
John Frazer, 35, of Main Road, Little Chesterton, Bicester admitted drink-driving in South Wold Lane, Bicester, on May 24.
Underground lab searching for dark matter
The original SNO experiment used to detect neutrinos was a 12-metre acrylic vessel shaped like a sphere.
'WAY helped us cope with bereavement'
Although we may think this is an unnatural way for a relationship to end, there are 150,000 people in the UK who are widowed under the age of 50.
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Anger as council votes for A 442,000 demolition of Northway Centre
COMMUNITY leaders and residents tonight condemned plans to spend A 442,000 demolishing an Oxford office block and sell off the site for housing.
Public to get say on Oxford loo closures - but Price vows only 'two or three' will have to close
COUNCIL leaders today ordered a two-month consultation into plans to overhaul the provision of public loos in the city.
A BUILDER found scores of polling cards ditched in a skip just weeks before the recent Oxfordshire County Council elections, it emerged last night.
Sex assault: CCTV image released
This is the face of a man police want to speak to in relation to a sexual assault.
Oxford City FC teams up with college
A PIONEERING link-up between Oxford's college of further education and Oxford City FC is giving teenagers a chance to play football - and net a qualification at the same time.
New Oxford cycle land really does give you the hump
A A 1.3M road imp- rovement scheme, which choked one of Oxford's main roads for almost a year, is now giving Oxford cyclists the hump - quite literally.
Rose Hill: Changing minds on crime
CHANGING perceptions about problems - " whether real or imagined - " caused by youths hanging around shops on Oxford's Rose Hill estate is a priority for the area's police commander.
City's most wanted criminal to feature on TV
THE face of Oxforda s most wanted criminal will appear on Crimewatch tonight as police increase their hunt nationwide.
City council wants to shut 11 public loos
NEARLY half of Oxford's public loos are facing closure this winter as part of plans to save A 50,000 a year.
Oxford's Arab muslims aim to rent old mosque for prayers
OXFORDa S Arab Muslims are trying to open a fourth mosque in the city. The citya s estimated 3,000 strong Arabic population can pray at the Cowley Road Community Centre.
SHE was a "second mother" to hundreds of schoolchildren and was still delivering Meals on Wheels as a 92-year-old volunteer.
Raphael Ashley, 46, of Paradise Square, Oxford, admitted assault by beating in Oxford on October 20 last year.
Eaton, Windsor and Oxford - Oxford, England, United Kingdom
A nice early start to the day, 6:45am report to the bus It was time to meet the group before a driving tour of London.
Balloon pilot recounts school landing drama
A BALLOON pilot forced to land at an Oxford primary school said it was one of the most dramatic moments of his 20-year flying career.
Kids send love to soldier dads
CHILDREN fought back tears as they sent Father's Day messages to dads serving in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Wantage suicide bid foiled by Internet chatroom pal
A SUICIDAL Oxfordshire man was saved after an Internet friend raised the alarm from the other side of the world.