Oxford Clarion

Oxfordshire county councillors heard an update this morning on progress in the negotiations between Oxford United FC and the County Council for the new stadium site at the Triangle, near Kidlington. Responding to questions from councillors including the leaders of the Conservative and Labour groups, Cllr Dan Levy (Liberal Democrat,

“If you don’t want to know the scores, look away now.” The planning application for Oxford United’s new stadium at the Triangle, near Kidlington, is open for consultation. Responses are still being received, but at the time of going to press – not yet full time, but well into

A series of unauthorised, unexplained and unusual fixes to the roof of Oxford’s Covered Market have led to a 4.5 year repair project stretching far beyond its projected completion date. The Covered Market is owned and run by Oxford City Council. The council has drawn up two separate

The Environment Agency, the Government body that runs the River Thames, has announced that it will be drastically scaling back its river operations this summer as a result of budget cuts. Assistant lock and weir keepers will not be recruited for the summer months, and the Agency’s riverside campsites

The A420 road in Oxfordshire is to get £2.25m of safety improvements – but it’s not what you might think. Most people know the A420 as the road that runs from the outskirts of Oxford to Swindon. It’s a busy commuter route and predictably susceptible to jams. The

Today, 9 March, marks the anniversary of the destruction of the Cutteslowe Walls. Built in 1934, they separated a private housing estate, built by the Urban Housing Company owned by Clive Saxton, from the council housing estate built by Oxford City Council. While we may think of Oxford as the