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Communists and Labour Party join Oxford Unity March against far-right

About 80 people assembled at Manzil Way Garden in East Oxford on 17th October 2026 ahead of the Unity March, which later made its way through the city centre and concluded with speeches outside the We...

Kagan and Soai win Nobel chemistry prize for chiral synthesis research

Professors Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai received this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organi...

New water treatment plant proposed at Didcot B Power Station in Oxfordshire

Didcot B Power Station could soon be home to a new water treatment facility. Energy company RWE Generation UK plc has submitted documentation regarding plans for the Oxfordshire-based site. The faci...

Wantage tennis club applies to build padel and pickleball courts

A planning application has been submitted by Wantage Lawn Tennis Club to establish new racquet sport facilities at Memorial Park. The proposal seeks permission to construct two padel courts alongside...

Anna Turley writes to Bicester over 1,256 asylum seeker plans for MOD site

The UK Government has responded to objections regarding proposals to establish an asylum facility at a decommissioned military installation near Bicester. Anna Turley, who serves as Minister for Bord...

St John Fisher pupils crowned Oxfordshire’s best young chefs with Plot to Plate menu

Pupils from a primary school in Oxford have been crowned champions of a regional cooking competition for young chefs. Three Year 6 students from St John Fisher Catholic Primary School secured first p...

Banbury Pride 2027 fundraiser at The Apothecary Tap, October 24

A fundraising event for Banbury Pride 2027 is scheduled to take place later this month. The gathering will serve as the opening act for preparations leading up to next year's celebration. The fundra...

Abingdon lock on River Thames to close from November 2026 for five months

A section of the River Thames will experience significant disruption to waterway access during the coming winter season. The Environment Agency confirmed that Abingdon lock, situated along the stretc...

Viridor applies to alter Bicester waste incinerator permit

Viridor Oxfordshire Limited has submitted a request to modify the environmental permit for its Ardley Energy Recovery Facility situated on Middleton Stoney Road in Bicester. The proposal awaits consi...

Oxford footpath between Ferry Hinksey Road and Swan Street closed until March 2028

Oxfordshire's transport infrastructure is facing a series of significant alterations over the coming months, with multiple road closures, speed limit adjustments and path diversions affecting various ...

Maisy Zagar climbs Mount Kilimanjaro for Amnesty despite anorexia battle

Content warning: eating disorders and mental health issues At the end of August in northeastern Tanzania, Maisy Zagar was awakened at midnight to begin the final stage of one of her most significant a...

Emmy-winning underwater filmmaker Maxwel Hohn shares ocean journey

Maxwel Hohn is an Emmy Award-winning cinematographer specializing in wildlife and underwater productions. Based on the Pacific coast of Canada, he has contributed footage to significant natural-histo...

Savoir French bakery opens at historic 12 Turl Street, Oxford

A traditional French bakery has begun trading in Oxford's historic centre following an extensive period of closure at the property. Savoir has commenced operations at 12 Turl Street, occupying the un...

River Evenlode re-naturalisation plan submitted to protect Langley Mill from flooding

A scheme to restore a stretch of river in Oxfordshire to a more natural state has been submitted to the local planning authority as flooding conditions in the area have intensified. The application t...

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Communists and Labour Party join Oxford Unity March against far-right

About 80 people assembled at Manzil Way Garden in East Oxford on 17th October 2026 ahead of the Unity March, which later made its way through the city centre and concluded with speeches outside the We...

Kagan and Soai win Nobel chemistry prize for chiral synthesis research

Professors Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai received this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for discovering non-linear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organi...

Oxfordshire council websites offline amid critical global security issue

Both Oxfordshire County Council and Oxford City Council have removed their websites from service while investigating a technical problem described as a known global issue. The National Cyber Security...

Labour PM Andy Burnham’s premiership raises questions over his mandate

A political mandate is essential for leaders exercising significant authority because it strengthens both legitimacy and the perceived right to govern. It also serves as an important measure of democ...