Oxford Clarion

This week’s top stories Raindrops have been falling on our heads. Storm Bert visited Oxfordshire this week. Towpaths were closed, buses were diverted, schools shut. Environment Agency staff worked to pump out water and clear drains in a Canute-like battle against the rain. In Oxford, predictably, the Abingdon Road

Will Dawes, Director of Chapel Music at Somerville College, curates a selection of choral delights for the festive season – from the Messiah to Midnight Mass. Whilst the big day is still about a month away, the season of shopping, festivity, and celebration in these darker evenings is very much already

Labour and the Liberal Democrats have traded blows over the lack of a GP surgery at Didcot's Great Western Park – in a case that demonstrates the challenges that come with new housing. This 3,300-home development includes four new schools, community facilities, parks, playgrounds and football pitches – but

This week's top stories On Tuesday much of the county woke up in a winter wonderland. We invited Clarion readers to send us their best pictures, and here they are. Beautiful though it was, it caused disruption. The Severe Weather Emergency Protocol for Oxford’s homeless was activated.

This week's top stories On Remembrance Sunday, Oxfordshire remembered its fallen. From the Fire Service, to the women of Somerville College, TVP’s Mounted Police, MPs and councillors, Oxfordshire marked this sombre day. Do we all have to get used to flooding in Oxfordshire, or is it something