Didcot Town continued their fine season with another good win away at Uxbridge on saturday but unfortunately it looks likely second spot and a play-off place is all they will be playing for. Ray Spence has signed from Oxford City, a very good player and
Didcot Town continued their fine season with another good win away at Uxbridge on saturday but unfortunately it looks likely second spot and a play-off place is all they will be playing for. Ray Spence has signed from Oxford City, a very good player and
Didcot Town continued their fine season with another good win away at Uxbridge on saturday but unfortunately it looks likely second spot and a play-off place is all they will be playing for. Ray Spence has signed from Oxford City, a very good player and
SCHOOLS that have set up 'travel plans' to encourage children in Oxfordshire to get to school on foot, by bicycle or by bus have seen a four per cent decrease in car use. Oxfordshire County Council has set up school travel plans with a total of 145 schools
THERE is just one more day left to take part in this year's RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Last year, a record-breaking 470,000 people took part, by counting the birds in their garden for an hour and then sending in their results. By 4pm today, more than
Just had a night out with friends. Thought we'd be daring and instead of going for a meal, we went on a bit of a pub crawl. Littl'un was tucked up and asleep when we left Nana and Pop's house. Half an hour later and we were laughing and drinking just
The photographs on this page illustrate better than any words of mine could the traditional delights to be found at the Highway Hotel in Burford. Add a couple of affectionate spaniels dozing before the fire and cheery groups of customers in animated conversation
OXFORD-based charity Earthwatch is offering local schools the chance to participate in an eco-competition. Students with the most enterprising proposals to re-vamp a run-down piece of land will present their plans to an audience at Oxford University
AN X-FACTOR-style contest has been launched to find Oxfordshire's answer to Bruce Lee. Two teenagers could get the chance to be trained by a Shaolin Warrior monk in China and appear in a kung fu movie. The Oxford Taiji Gongfu Institute wants to discover
A STUDENT is hoping to make a storm in a tea cup when a new exhibition opens in Oxford. Amy Vickery, of Oxford Brookes University, is one of 13 art students who will exhibit their work at Modern Art Oxford, in Pembroke Street. Part of the final year
FILM director Vicky Jewson is hoping to get her new film in the can - in time for Cannes. The 21-year-old, from Boars Hill, has worked on her £1m film - Lady Godiva - for the last two years. The film was shot at various locations across the county
FINDING the eggs of the rare brown and black hairstreak butterflies will be the task of people out and about on the Bernwood Meadow nature reserve. The exercise, on Sunday, February 4, between 10.30am and 12.30pm, is to monitor the numbers of the butterflies
A SHROPSHIRE man is trying to trace two old friends. John Pullenger, who lives in Telford, is trying to trace Vernon and Joy Westwood, who had a daughter called Danielle. Mr Westwood who was a civil engineer and worked in the Middle East in the 60s
AUSTRALIAN author Jonathan Drapes is giving a talk at Mostly Books, in Stert Street, Abingdon, on Wednesday, at 7.30pm. Mr Drapes will be discussing his new book Never Admit to Beige and signing copies. Tickets cost £3, redeemable against the price
TEMPLE Cowley Library will be closed to the public next week to allow for redecoration. The library in Temple Road will be shut between tomorrow and Friday while new furniture is installed and the public areas are renovated. The nearest libraries
