Oxford Clarion

In a world containing the freeways of Los Angeles, the parking sprawl of London’s Westfield Centre, and the 1970s ring road of Coventry, it might seem strange to question Oxford’s walkability. The historic centre is a grid of wide avenues and small connecting streets, several of which have

A war of words has erupted over a seemingly innocuous item in Thursday's county council meeting. “Dark Skies: Street Lighting Illumination Proposals” is a title that at first glance suggests nothing more than a sensitive approach to light pollution across the county. But what’s proposed is radical:

Woodstock Road has a traffic problem. Your Clarion writer experienced this first-hand recently. It was 3.15pm, school run time, and traffic was moving desperately slowly – we would estimate an average of 5mph. It was stop-start all the way from First Turn to Squitchey Lane, where Team Clarion decided to

Rachel Reeves (PPE, New College) has delivered a budget which, at first sight, has much more for Cambridge than Oxford. The Other Place™ gets new housing, support for the “wider Cambridge life sciences cluster”, £10m for the Cambridge Growth Company, a consultation on a new railway, and a shout-out as

This week’s top stories More than a month's rain fell across the county in 24 hours at the beginning of the week, causing school closures, road and public transport disruption. This continued intermittently through the week. A selection of local councillors on the case: Oxford Lord Mayor