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Asylum military base housing documents published
The Home Office is proposing to convert buildings and provide accomodation for up to 1,256 men.
Sex offender jailed after train station assault
Neil Shorter was spotted on CCTV at the station pacing up and down the platform before the attack.
Pub's 'beloved' manager stabbed to death in Germany
Rebecca Bullock, 31, was attacked at Rosenheim station on Sunday.
Bridge reopening date set five years after boat crash
Thames Water says it will now aim to reopen Osney Bridge, in Oxford, in time for 20 September.
Oxford sign Lynch from Aston Villa on short loan
Oxford United sign Aston Villa winger Luka Lynch on loan until January.
Oxford sign Lynch from Aston Villa on short loan
Oxford United sign Aston Villa winger Luka Lynch on loan until January.
Village on track for two new railway stations
An Oxfordshire village could be in line for a new passenger station and rail freight hub.
Surge in horses given up by owners as costs rise
An Oxfordshire animal welfare charity says its Burford site is taking in 20 to 30 horses a month.
Will Oxford's Botley Road reopen to traffic this month?
Oxford's Botley Road is set to reopen on 20 September after being beset by a series of delays.
Bristol City sign Oxford's De Keersmaecker on loan
Bristol City sign Oxford United's Brian De Keersmaecker on a season-long loan, with an option to buy the midfielder.
Bristol City sign Oxford's De Keersmaecker on loan
Bristol City sign Oxford United's Brian De Keersmaecker on a season-long loan, with an option to buy the midfielder.
Mum took own life after injecting children - inquest
The woman administered insulin to her three children, one of whom later died, an inquest hears.
Publishing house staff strike over offshoring plans
Oxford University Press plans to relocate some of its financial operations to India.
Publishing house staff strike over offshoring plans
Oxford University Press plans to relocate some of its financial operations to India.
Police 'grateful' over PC Harper killers' jail terms
Andy Burnham announced at the weekend that anyone convicted of manslaughter will remain in jail.
Police 'grateful' over PC Harper killers' jail terms
Andy Burnham announced at the weekend that anyone convicted of manslaughter will remain in jail.