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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...
An ice cream business from Oxfordshire is moving into Oxford's city centre.
Alfonso Gelateria, which launched a decade ago from a mobile food vehicle, has put forward proposals to establish a site in...
Air-conditioned coffee shops and restaurants have emerged as a crucial resource for people working remotely during the current heatwave conditions.
With this in mind, the Oxford Mail has assembled a ...
British rowers have achieved victory at a prestigious international rowing event.
Headington School Boat Club delivered an outstanding showing at Henley Royal Regatta, successfully defending the Prin...
A bakery business in Banbury has been placed on the market after its owners announced the closure of their family enterprise, expressing deep sorrow over the situation.
Tess' Brilliant Bakes on Parso...
A vocal ensemble comprising farmers is preparing for a secret appearance after securing victory on the television talent competition earlier this year.
The group hinted at an upcoming show by sharing...
A candidate linked to Oxford University is preparing to take on Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election.
The Reform UK leader declared on Tuesday July 7 that he would stand down as a member of parlia...
Supporters of Richard Branson have come together after the businessman posted a heartfelt tribute online.
The 75-year-old tycoon was well known for owning the Mill House property in Kidlington. He re...
A former student officer with Thames Valley Police has been found to have committed gross misconduct after making discriminatory and racist remarks targeting immigrants and Muslims.
James Wood, who c...
A vulnerable man sustained a broken jaw and damaged teeth following a assault near an Oxford kebab establishment on New Year's Day.
Arber Spata and Orgito Shahini are accused of assaulting Wesley Ran...
Ambitious proposals have been submitted for a new sludge handling centre in Oxford.
The water company is additionally seeking approval for an air pumping station at the same location, along with prov...
The Wallingford town leader has sounded a serious alert about leaping from a bridge into the River Thames as the heat returns to the area.
Councillor Nigel Hughes, who serves as mayor of Wallingford,...
Drone photographs have shown the extent of damage left behind after a major agricultural fire in Oxfordshire that took emergency crews approximately eight hours to bring under control.
Firefighters w...
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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