Nicola Deeley (Nee Ledwell) DEELEY (Nee Ledwell) Nicola Of Kennington, aged 52 years peacefully at home after a long illness on 17th January. Beloved wife, sister, daughter, aunt and friend to so many who will be sadly missed. Funeral service to
The county woke to snowy showers and children rushed out to make snowmen, but with covid cases rising the snow day fun was toned down. People went out to explore the snowy conditions and capture the moment. Headington resident Raja Mujtaba
FIVE Covid-19 deaths have been announced in Oxfordshire, the lowest recorded number in the county this week. According to the Government's website, as of 4pm on Sunday there were 288 new cases in Oxfordshire. These were the numbers in 24 hours
ANOTHER week under lockdown, another week of updates about the coronavirus pandemic. Yet despite all the negativity, there has been a lot of optimistic news from Oxfordshire. Here are the happiest stories from this week: 1. Snow falls
A HISTORIC day was marked in Oxford as the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) has officially entered into force. Friday marked a victory for the anti-nuclear movement as the treaty means that nuclear weapons are now illegal
It can be difficult to find an affordable home in Oxfordshire, but we compiled a list of the cheapest ones in Bicester currently listed on property site Zoopla. Here’s a list of 10 homes currently up for sale at £200k or less. 1. Two-bedroom
A DANGEROUS driver was busted by police while racing on the A34 at 100mph last night. Roads policing officers stopped the vehicle and arrested the driver after they tested positive for cocaine. ALSO READ: A34 blocked by jackknifed lorry and
DRIVERS have been urged to travel 'if only absolutely necessary' after a lorry jackknifed whilst driving in snowy conditions in Oxfordshire. Thames Valley Police confirmed a closure is in place on the A34 as the lorry, which has burst its tank,
WILD swimmers braved the freezing cold waters of the Thames near Iffley Lock this morning to go for a very brisk bathe. While most people went out to make a snowman or take their daily walk, these swimmers decided to take an ice cold dip in the
IN normal times, snow falling across Oxfordshire would mean children and adults alike coming together to build snowmen and have snowball fights. But because of the Covid pandemic, the fun will have to be toned down somewhat. What are the rules
South Oxfordshire prison, HMP Huntercombe was found to be “well led and progressive” but also to have missed opportunities to increase time out of cell safely. HM Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) conducted a scrutiny visit inspection in December
MALACHI Napa has joined Woking on loan for the second time this season. The Oxford United winger completed the move before yesterday's 0-0 draw with Maidenhead United in the Vanarama National League, where he was a 79th-minute substitute. Napa
THE Oxford Mail player ratings for Oxford United's 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers. JACK STEVENS Only one save of note, but what a save it was - 7 SAM LONG Offered plenty going forward again, but did not shirk defensive duties - 7.5 Read
Oxfordshire woke up to a blanket of snow today and many rushed out to make snowmen and get a picture. Here are some of the snowy snaps you sent us. Snowmen in Abingdon. River Thames near Botley. Picture: Fatima Barros. Headington
WATCH the highlights of Oxford United's 2-0 victory over Bristol Rovers in Sky Bet League One. U's top scorer Matty Taylor struck in each half to sink his former club, taking his personal tally to 11 for the season. The triumph stretched United's
By Robert Babirad, former Oxford student and US expatriate IN my upcoming non-fiction travel memoir, In-Transit Passenger: Making the Journey Matter, I write about the diverse array of experiences, places and individuals encountered during
MAJOR work at the John Radcliffe Hospital, the temporary closure of a Park and Ride, and an extension of double yellows dominate the latest public notices issued by councils across the county. In the last week, a variety of notices have been published
This novelty animal mask was one of the bizarre items left by passengers on Oxford Bus Company buses in 2020. Among the posessions left on buses and coaches were a pair of Bermuda shorts, a novelty animal head, a Superman onesie and a pumpkin.
The swimming galas at Temple Cowley pool in Oxford were one of the highlights of the schools’ sporting calendar. Pupils were selected by their schools to take part in a series of events, in the hope of winning a trophy. There was fierce competition
It is snowing in Oxfordshire and the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for more snow today. Snow is forecast until 12pm before it has a bit of a break only to start again at 6pm, however patches of rain is also forecast. A winter
From Chalgrove to Witney there are a few homes across the county that have bags full of unreleased potential. Have you got what it takes to renovate one of these properties into your dream home? Starting at just £150,000, if you have a bit
