Free Internet access 'to boost trade'

7:03pm today

FREE Internet access has been introduced to parts of Abingdon in a bid to attract more visitors to its town centre.

Drivers urged to ring and go

7:01pm today

DRIVERS using ten of Oxford's off-street car parks will soon be able to call a new phone system so they don't have to carry change to pay-and-display.

Motorists warned of M40 crash delays

5:37pm today

MOTORISTS heading for London this evening were warned to beware of long delays after a crash on the M40.

	Village festival bags a Goodie
	5:24pm today
	A VILLAGE with just 800 residents is to stage its first arts festival.

Council fines private landlord

5:12pm today

A LANDLORD has been fined £500 for failing to supply correct information.

	Pool opens for summer
	4:10pm today
	PEOPLE across Oxford are taking the plunge and splashing out at the city's only open air swimming pool.
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Two pools close

6:57pm today

TWO of Oxford's swimming pools will be closed for most of the weekend so staff can be sent to work at Hinksey Pool.

Teenager admits stab charge

12:20pm today

A TEENAGER has admitted wounding with intent following a stabbing in Bicester.

	Street cleaners up for award
	4:04pm today
	A TEAM of street cleaners who keep Oxford's pathways clean of syringes, vomit and excrement have been nominated for a top award.
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Police link town break-ins

12:12pm today

POLICE are linking a series of burglaries in Faringdon.

	Green group leader re-elected
	12:09pm today
	CRAIG Simmons has been re-elected as leader of Oxford Green group.
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Rail strike to hit Oxford

12:07pm today

HUNDREDS of rail maintenance workers and cleaners are to stage a one-day strike in a row over hours and overtime.

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Coach in crash at roundabout

8:47am today

DRIVERS and passengers were treated for minor injuries today when a coach and a car collided at a busy Oxford roundabout.

Man admits indecent exposure

2:26pm today

A 59-year-old man today admitted exposing himself on buses in Oxford.

	City council to raise minimum wage
	8:05am today
	CAMPAIGNERS fighting for a minimum Oxford wage were celebrating after the city council decided to put its lowest-paid employees on £7 an hour.
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	Labour to kick off with football plan
	6:24am today
	LABOUR is kicking off its return to power in Oxford Town Hall by targeting youth football as a key priority.

Relief planned at major junction

8:00am today

A NEW relief road at Pear Tree could be included in an £88m transport package to ease congestion on roads around Oxford.

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	Two chances to run in the sun
	6:49am today
	AN OXFORD charity is set to benefit from one of two fundraising runs taking place this weekend.

	Scrap thieves target car exhausts
	6:48am today
	METAL thieves are targeting car owners and stealing catalytic converters for the platinum inside.
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	Blazes force county to rethink policy
	6:44am today
	A SPRINKLER system is being installed in a new £3m science block at an Oxfordshire secondary school after a policy shake-up in the light of several high-profile blazes.

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