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Oxfordshire may lack the tradespeople to build new data centres

The South East is facing a shortage of skilled tradespeople needed to build new data centres, according to a study.

Primary school wins awards for inclusion and children’s rights

St Edburg’s Church of England Primary School in Bicester has been given two awards.

Oxfordshire landlords invited to free property market seminar

Hosted by Oxfordshire lettings agency Finders Keepers, the Property Intelligence seminar will take place at the Leonardo Royal Hotel in Oxford.

Oxfordshire groups can apply for share of £200k crime cash

The Community Fund, jointly managed by the Police and Crime Commissioner and the Chief Constable.

Meet Cotswold Wildlife Park

Imagine a two-tonne hairless beast with stunning keratin horns but with the attitude of a family dog, and you’ve got yourself a rhino.

Households urged to cut waste as Zero Waste Week begins

Councils in South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse are marking Zero Waste Week by promoting simple ways to cut down waste.

Post-war Germany divided quicker than Oxfordshire councils

It took Britain, America and the Soviet Union roughly a year of intense and technical negotiations to redraw the map of post-war Germany.

Oxford women featured in new County Hall exhibition

Oxford photographer Philippa James' work is on display at Oxfordshire County Council’s County Hall.

Oxford cancer vaccine firm expands into new laboratory space

Infinitopes, a clinical-stage firm working on precision immunotherapies, has become the first occupant of Motherlabs, ARC Oxford’s newly launche…

Plans to address flooding at John Radcliffe hospital

Plans to address flood concerns at the John Radcliffe hospital have been put forward.

UK pub chain backed by

A pub-restaurant chain backed by a celebrity TV chef, who appeared regularly on Ready Steady Cook, is to shut imminently.

Oxfordshire council hits back at Farage over ‘hates the country’ claim

Oxfordshire County Council has hit back at Nigel Farage after he accused the authority of "hating" the UK.

UK private school for boys welcomes girls in class

Abingdon School, for centuries an independent school for boys, will today for the first time welcome girls as pupils

Oxford vigil held for victims of Nepal floods and landslides

The event took place on Monday, August 31, at the Oxford Hindu Temple and Community Centre on Marsh Lane in Marston.

Outrage at plans to divert UK national trail after homeowner

Objections have been lodged on plans to divert the Ridgeway National Trail through the Chilterns in Oxfordshire.

Bicester Village to host Michelin-starred chef at popular supper club

Michelin-starred chef, Angela Hartnett, will headline final Bicester Village supper club event of the year at the Double Red Duke

UK steakhouse chain backed by celebrity chef to close with over 3,000 jobs lost

The chain of steakhouses, which has been backed by a celebrity TV chef, is to close all its restaurants immediately with 3,000 jobs lost.

Man sentenced for bringing phone into Oxfordshire prison cell

A man has been sentenced after he was found with prohibited phones while an inmate at an Oxfordshire prison.