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Animal rights campaigners are asking the Oxford English Dictionary to remove a definition of chicken that the organisation considers derogatory.
PETA, which stands for People for the Ethical Treatmen...
Oxford's sole independent cinema, the Ultimate Picture Palace, has been named among five candidates for the British Independent Film Awards' Cinema of the Year prize.
The Cowley Road venue was select...
A prominent legal practice located beyond the county boundary has entered administration and will cease operations.
BLB Solicitors markets itself as 'an award-winning law firm serving Wiltshire and t...
A falafel stand in Oxford has been issued with another one-star food hygiene rating.
Najar's Place, situated in St Giles' area of Oxford, received the lowest possible score from Oxford City Council e...
This is a live blog bringing you the latest on a collision that has occurred on the A34, where traffic is beginning to build up.
Further details will be provided as they become available.
The collis...
The site for an upcoming Gail's Bakery location in Banbury has been uncovered as construction commences on the new cafe premises, following widespread speculation throughout the town regarding its pot...
A standalone Cotswold residence featuring scenic rural vistas and a south-facing patio is currently on the market in Shipton-under-Wychwood.
The property carries a price tag of £300,000 and comprise...
On an annual basis, pet enthusiasts worldwide observe National Pet Day, a globally acknowledged occasion dedicated to honoring the animal companions in people's lives. To commemorate this year's obser...
A shift toward automated parking without traditional tickets is expected to be implemented at all car parks managed by the Vale of White Horse District Council and South Oxfordshire District Council.
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An officer is accused of permitting an individual in custody to consume alcohol.
Constable Sean Clayton-Chance reportedly positioned his body-mounted recording device so it would not capture the mome...
Animal rights campaigners are asking the Oxford English Dictionary to remove a definition of chicken that the organisation considers derogatory.
PETA, which stands for People for the Ethical Treatmen...
Oxford's sole independent cinema, the Ultimate Picture Palace, has been named among five candidates for the British Independent Film Awards' Cinema of the Year prize.
The Cowley Road venue was select...
Thames Valley Police confirmed that a white Kia was seized following a stop in Bicester.
The vehicle was stopped on Vendee Drive after officers found that its MOT certificate had expired and establis...
Participation in Cross Country Cuppers in the previous year provided the organiser with a simple introduction to the event: competing was straightforward, but organising it required a much broader und...
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