Oxfordshire News

The University says its campuses and halls of residence remain open.

39 have been handed out this month alone.

The Oxford-based charity says the excessive use of loans in the name of climate assistance is 'an overlooked scandal.'

Josh Powell and his 18-month old daughter are expected to make recoveries, police say.

The 'Life and Mind Building' will be the largest building project ever undertaken on behalf of the Uni.

Housing officer's carried out unannounced inspections at two houses and found 54 breaches.

An independent crossbencher urged the Government to help 'stop the destruction of important historical statues'

It suggests care home residents have a five-fold increased risk of death from Covid-19.

Scientists studied people who were discharged from the JR Hospital between March and May.

Oxford City Council is trying to prevent hospitality businesses from closing as a result of the pandemic.

It's part of an ambitious project by The Woodland Trust to plant 50 MILLION in five years.

KFC and Bodrum Kebab, both on the Cowley Road, were serving food after the 10pm curfew.

21 Storks - bred at the Burford park - have taken flight.

The Foreign Secretary has condemned a reported disinformation campaign as “utterly deplorable”.

Dr Tobias Hermann has been named among 101 'most promising' UK experts, sharing £109 million.

A man lost his wife and three of his children in a collision on Monday night.

The offender threatened to stab her.

It will eventually be used for testing in sites such as businesses, music venues, and airports.

It won’t replace the national NHS app.

It's currently in phase 3 clinical trials.

Thales Alenia Space - which has a site in Oxfordshire - will launch the refuelling hub in 2027.

A police cordon has been set up while officers are on scene.

The group has 11 pubs in Oxfordshire, including the Jacobs Inn at Wolvercote and Seacourt Bridge in Botley.

The victim, a 54-year-old man, was taken to hospital for treatment.

A car and a HGV collided near the railway overbridge in Oxford last night.

Theatres, museums and cultural organisations are getting a financial boost, a bid to ensure their survival.

George Street was shut to traffic as lockdown eased so bars and restaurants could serve people outside.

Harry and Meghan’s video chat with the Oxford graduate was released to mark the International Day Of The Girl.

Peter Horby says stringent measures are needed to avoid it at all costs.

Opportunities are being made available thanks to virtual classroom learning.

Organisers have made the difficult decision to cancel the popular event this year.

The big parade at the War Memorial in St Giles' is usually attended by hundreds of people.

A total of £30 million is being split across 43 police forces.

Alex Clifton was charged following burglaries at four properties.

Connor Sparrowhawk drowned in a bath at Slade House in 2013.