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Swift response to bird appeal

Chris Mason and Carl Smith with a nesting box for swifts

5:10pm Thursday 2nd September 2010

SWIFTS in Oxfordshire have been given a helping hand on to the property ladder after volunteers built them new homes.

Have you seen man wanted over Blewbury robbery?

Have you seen man wanted over Blewbury robbery?

1:00pm Thursday 2nd September 2010

Police are trying to trace this man after a taxi driver was robbed in Blewbury.

County below average in writing tests

9:30am Thursday 2nd September 2010

ONE IN five of the county’s seven-year-olds failed to meet the expected levels of writing this year.

Drivers flout 20mph limit

Chris Walker clocks a driver breaking the limit in Morrell Avenue

9:26am Thursday 2nd September 2010

Drivers are still ignoring Oxford’s controversial 20mph speed limits 12 months after they were introduced, a speed check has shown.

Drivers desert the city

Concern: Traders spokesman Graham Jones

8:00am Thursday 2nd September 2010

Stay-away motorists are adding to Oxford City Council’s mounting financial worries, with a big drop in car park use costing the council hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Oxford coffee drinkers wanted for Macmillan

Marks & Spencer Summertown cafe staff, from left, Marta Biro, Annette Wiggins, Flick Harker, David Jaggs, and Nikki Tinson

7:40pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

A CANCER charity is busy brewing support in Oxfordshire for a fundraising coffee morning.

John Radcliffe Hospital praised for quality of stroke care

6:27pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital has been ranked in the top 10 per cent of hospitals nationally for the quality of its care for stroke patients.

No charge for former Mayor over bunker explosion

12:42pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

A FORMER Mayor will not face charges over an explosion in a Second World War bunker, police said today.

GREAT NORTH RUN: Oxford fields fundraisers

Sir Christopher Ball

12:10pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

VETERAN runner Sir Christopher Ball should have no problem completing the Great North Run half-marathon to raise funds for an autism charity.

How would you save £200m from council budget?

10:30am Wednesday 1st September 2010

Oxfordshire County Council wants you to tell it how to slash £200m over the next five years.

Man held over Didcot assault

10:18am Wednesday 1st September 2010

Police are appealing for witnesses following an assault in Didcot on Monday.

Police want your help to catch county's most wanted

Rohan Crooks

9:00am Wednesday 1st September 2010

FOURTEEN people have been unveiled as Oxfordshire’s most hunted suspects who police want you to help find.

Car flips on A34

8:23am Wednesday 1st September 2010

A CAR overturned after the driver swerved to avoid a lorry on the A34 this morning.

CAB's race against time to find £50,000

Public appeal . . . Judith Abela

7:00am Wednesday 1st September 2010

DIDCOT Citizens Advice Bureau faces a race against time to raise £50,000 to refurbish its new premises before being evicted from the Civic Hall.

Vale council's £4m from Old Gaol deal

Done deal . . . Councillors Sandy Lovatt and Matthew Barber on the Old Gaol site

7:00am Wednesday 1st September 2010

ABINGDON landmark the Old Gaol is expected to earn the Vale of White Horse District Council about £4m, the Herald has discovered.

Museum expansion bid faces new delay

7:00am Wednesday 1st September 2010

WALLINGFORD Museum’s extension may not be built until 2012, because of problems securing the funding.

Roadworks threat to town businesses

Angry traders . . . The owners of Rowes Newsmarket, Mike and Lyn Rowe, with manager Mark Brown, right

7:00am Wednesday 1st September 2010

SHOPKEEPERS fear a month-long road closure in Wantage town centre could kill off their businesses.

Diamond Light and Isis under threat

to be mothballed? . . . The £383m Diamond Light Source at Harwell

4:02pm Wednesday 1st September 2010

SCIENTISTS are warning the Government that it would be a “ridiculous waste of taxpayers’ money” to axe science projects at Harwell that have cost millions to build.

House price rises levelling off

7:00pm Tuesday 31st August 2010

House price inflation in Oxfordshire is running out of steam, according to the Land Registry.

Home burgled in Nuneham Courtenay

2:34pm Tuesday 31st August 2010

Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Nuneham Courtenay.


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