Young dancers take to the stage in special annual performance
Students from Didcot performing arts school Angels Performing Arts took to the stage in Abingdon to perform When Dreams Become Reality on the weekend.
Proposed merger of two educational trusts 'makes complete sense'
The Vale Academy and Faringdon Learning Trusts in Wantage and Grove could be merging, with a public consultation on the matter closing today.
Town's bathing water status takes step forward
DEFRA has launched a public consultation with Wallingford Beach (Sandy Bay) as one of 27 England sites listed to receive designated bathing water status.
Rugby club welcome cycling team completing 3,000km Six Nations journey
Wallingford Rugby Club hosted Dodd1e'5 Gr4nd S7am team, cycling 3,000kms from Edinburgh to Rome via all the Six Nations grounds, on Saturday.
New school's SEND provision 'falling far short' of town needs
Didcot parents and councillors have criticised a newly approved Didcot primary school's "low" SEND provision, set for the Valley Park housing development.
Community café hosts special cook-in evening
Wantage café Down to Earth has strengthened its bond with the community further by hosting a special cook-in evening last Saturday evening (March 2).
Burger King restaurant's new food hygiene score revealed
Three venues in the south of Oxfordshire including a Burger King, a canteen and a takeaway have had new hygiene ratings.
Developers begin installing footpaths after residents speak out
Taylor Wimpey has set about installing footpaths at the Dida Gardens estate in Didcot after residents complained, via press, that none had ever been laid.
'Dozens' sleeping rough on Oxford streets
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities figures show over 40 people were estimated to be sleeping rough on Oxford streets last year.
Viking sword pulled from Oxfordshire river authenticated
An old Viking sword tracing back to as early as the year 850 has been authenticated, after being discovered by Oxfordshire magnet fisher Trevor Penny.
