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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Football fan champions epilepsy support
Ellie Thornton started the initiative between Banbury United FC and the Epilepsy Society.
Did a town's anti-vaccine protest help change the law?
Radio Oxford's Emma Evans investigates the 1897 Charlbury protest against mandatory immunisation.
Swim spot given 'sufficient' water quality rating
The River Thames at Wallingford in Oxfordshire is a popular place to swim for families.
South weekly quiz: What is the police AI chatbot called?
Test your knowledge of news from Hampshire, Berkshire, Dorset, Oxfordshire and the Isle of Wight with our quiz.
'Significant drop' in smoking rates
Smoking prevalence has fallen to 7.5% of the population in Oxfordshire - with a target to get to 5% by 2030.
Attempted murder charge after man seriously hurt
A man is also charged with possession of a knife in a public place in connection with the incident
First telephone exchange closes in digital switchover
The rural exchange is the first of 4,600 across the UK to be fully decommissioned.
Sexual assault case against PC discontinued
The case against PC Nathan Budd was discontinued after no evidence was offered against him.
Centenarian to turn on town's Christmas lights
Ena Bowley will front the festive event from outside the town hall where she was born.
Why is Swindon splitting opinion in the Thames Valley?
Oxfordshire and Berkshire are asking government for devolved powers, but will that include Swindon?
'It doesn't smell as bad as I thought it would'
BBC Radio Oxford's Sophie Law went for a behind-the-scenes tour at the Oxford Sewage Treatment Works.
Cats became our companions way later than you think
In true feline style, cats took their time in deciding when and where to join us on the sofa.
'We dug deep to complete 70-mile Movember run'
Two friends who ran for 28 hours for charity while carrying 42kg (93lb) vests say the challenge had its "dark moments".
Prison criticised for 'high levels of violence'
The prison's annual report also says a shortage of officers and inexperienced staff are concerns.
We play better against top teams - De Keersmaecker
Brian de Keersmaecker says good results against the likes of Middlesbrough and Coventry City give Oxford United confidence for the visit of Ipswich Town.
Being in drop zone 'extra incentive' - Rowett
Oxford United manager Gary Rowett says being inside the Championship relegation places gives them "extra incentive".
We play better against top teams - De Keersmaecker
Brian de Keersmaecker says good results against the likes of Middlesbrough and Coventry City give Oxford United confidence for the visit of Ipswich Town.
Pick of the stats: Oxford United v Ipswich Town
The pick of the stats ahead of Oxford United v Ipswich Town
Being in drop zone 'extra incentive' - Rowett
Oxford United manager Gary Rowett says being inside the Championship relegation places gives them "extra incentive".
Gateshead sign Oxford's Elliott-Wheeler on loan
Aidan Elliott-Wheeler moves to Gateshead on loan until 4 January from Championship club Oxford United.
Secret Oxfordshire
Jordan Brookes explores tales of when highwaymen ruled the roads of Oxfordshire.
Thames Valley and the great Swindon debate
There's one dilemma facing our councils right now, who to pally up with.
'Kidlington is being buried'
An Oxford college has unveiled plans for a new science park on greenbelt land.
'Oxford is a very frustrating and irritating place'
Author Philip Pullman chats about the end of Lyra's story and travelling into Oxford.
What is the solution to Oxford's traffic woes?
A congestion charge is the latest policy in Oxford to reduce traffic - but what is the alternative?
Rail line to reopen after 60 years in £120m project
The Cowley Branch Line is currently only used by freight going to and from the BMW Mini Plant.
How did Oxford become the UK's 'rock capital'?
According to statistics gathered to mark National Album Day, the historic city comes out on top.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Oxford coach unhappy with pitch
Oxford United assistant Mickey Lewis criticises the Kassam Stadium pitch, after the 2-0 FA Cup win over Accrington.
Oxford Utd 2-0 Accrington
James Constable's seventh goal of the season helps Oxford beat Accrington and secures a place in the FA Cup third round.
Oxford United cancel Christmas
Oxford United cancel their annual Christmas parties to concentrate on a hectic festive fixture schedule.
Chilton set to drive for Marussia
British driver Max Chilton has signed for Marussia next season, says BBC Formula 1 chief analyst Eddie Jordan.
Morecambe 1-1 Oxford Utd
Harry Worley's equaliser sees Oxford draw at Morecambe and extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to six games.
London Welsh 13-27 Grenoble
London Welsh's Amlin Challenge Cup hopes are all but over after they are well beaten at home by Grenoble.
London Welsh get Euro Cup boost
London Welsh's hopes of Amlin Challenge Cup progress are boosted after Grenoble admit fielding an ineligible player.
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National News Headlines
Tributes to boy who died after being hit by train
Former Nottingham Forest academy player Joshua Travis is remembered as having "incredible energy".
Manchester to London train to run without passengers
The 07:00 GMT train will only carry staff to London following a decision by the rail regulator.
Dozens arrested at pro-Palestine demonstrations
Demonstrations were co-ordinated in cities including Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham.
Terminally ill boy gets final wish to meet Santa
Jacob from Merseyside has met Santa one last time after an "amazing" response to his mum's plea.
'Women want answers on breast cancer care harms'
Solicitors say they are getting calls every day about the County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust.
Twice-deported man jailed for re-entering country
The Albanian national was first deported after being convicted of drugs offences, Leeds Crown Court heard.
'Blind Date paired me with a future TV presenter'
Donda Michaelas, from Bearsted, went on a date with Jenni Falconer in 1994 on the popular TV show.
Villagers fear overtourism has hit 'breaking point'
Visitors to a Cotswolds hotspot are becoming "disillusioned" due to overcrowding, locals say.
Car driver hits caravan after drinking on train
Heather Allmond is sentenced for drink driving after getting behind the wheel of her car at a station.
Two men arrested after man dies following fight
Franklin Francis, 56, died in hospital two days after he was found unresponsive, police say.
Synagogue attack suspect to be questioned further
Officers are questioning a 31-year-old man who was arrested at Manchester Airport on Thursday.
Builder covers home with 235,000 Christmas lights
The display includes reindeer on the roof, huge glittering snowflakes and a Santa figure.
Source: BBC News
