Oxford Clarion

Oxford is changing fast and this weekend’s edition demonstrates it: new university buildings on Little Clarendon Street and Osney Power Station, a stunning glass dome at the EIT, new social housing in Blackbird Leys, and a very welcome return for the Turl Street Kitchen. Plus your essential events roundup

All change in Oxford city centre at the Castle and the Odeon – and will Banbury be far behind? Plus trams, new OED words, and Eminem… This week’s long read Does being prepared for emergencies mean stocking up on dismal tinned food? Not necessarily. We assembled some experts for a

Live music at the Museum of Oxford, happy 30th to Little Clarendon Street’s French bistrot, miscounted sheep, city centre bike repair, rural LTNs, and stadium news. All this and more in Oxfordshire’s ever eclectic newsletter! This week’s top stories £23m is to be spent on improving Oxfordshire’

We’ve waited a long time for this photo. But it’s not all Botley Road this week: we have a secret BBC monitoring station, “spooky action at a distance”, a glorious Cowley Road mural, and the latest from the tinpot republic of Piddington… This week’s top stories Botley

At last – Botley Road is ready to reopen. Plus disappearing cats, an MP petting a cow, a story of bravery from a Banbury councillor… and a bit of a Clarion landmark. Read on! This week’s photo story This weekend was Oxford Open Doors. Our photographer Roger Close was on