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  1. Scottish Referendum: What does it mean for our military?

    With 10,000 military personnel in Oxfordshire, what would Scottish independence mean?

  2. The UK's nuclear future, and Banbury's Space School

    Britains nuclear future, the new school meals policy and Banbury's Space School

  3. Scottish Referendum: What would happen to SSE?

    What happens to Oxfordshire's energy network company SSE, if Scotland vote yes?

  4. Scottish Referendum opinions in Henley

    Oxfordshires opinion on Scotlands referendum, and planning ahead for the school holidays

  5. Silverstone and Upper Heyford

    Why it may be the last British MotoGP at Silverstone, and holywood comes to Upper Heyford

  6. Oxford’s Covered Market and Ewelme’s Flower Festival

    The future of Oxford’s Covered Market, and Lilley is in Ewelme for the Flower Festival.

  7. School meals, Oxfordshire cricket and penguins

    More primary schools hot meals, Oxfordshire’s cricket final, and Lilley meets penguins.

  8. Slade House, where 22,000 homes will be built in Cherwell, and bad driving.

    The future of Slade House, where 22,000 homes will be built in Cherwell, and bad driving.

  9. Heating oil and entrepreneurial spirit

    Phil meets the entrepreneur who had a Dragon's Den disaster, but still followed his dream

  10. Meningitis advice, Doctor Who in Oxfordshire, and cut flowers

    A meningitis warning, Oxford's cut-flower event, and when Dr Who came to East Hagbourne.

  11. Suicide bereavement support, GCSEs and Towersey Festival

    A support group for those bereaved by suicide, GCSE results day, and Towersey Festival.

  12. Oxford City recycling penalties and Oxfordshire’s wine

    Plans to make residents in flats who don’t recycle, pay, and how our vineyards are doing.

  13. Lost police technology and 100 years of village life

    The technology lost by Thames Valley Police, and Stanton St John celebrates village life.

  14. Stolen dogs increase, Rewind and Oxford United CEO Mark Ashton

    Stolen working dogs increase, the Rewind Festival, and Oxford United CEO, Mark Ashton.

  15. Oxfordshire river quality and tree of the year

    The poor state of our local rivers, and the Woodland Trust’s ‘Tree of the Year’ survey.

  16. Thame’s Neighbourhood Plan and A-Level results day

    Was the Thame Neighbourhood Plan worth creating, plus results and advice on A-Level day.

  17. Abortion figures fall and police compensation

    Why abortion rates in Oxfordshire have gone down, and Thames Valley Police compensation.

  18. Continuing care support and bumper harvest worries

    Continuing care reduction in Oxfordshire and why a bumper harvest might not be good news.

  19. Rural theft, Fairport’s Cropredy Convention and the Wilderness Festival

    How rural theft in Oxfordshire has decreased, plus Cropredy and Wilderness highlights.

  20. Trespassing on our railways and Samantha’s Tamiflu story

    The dangers of trespassing on railways and a mum who was left blind after taking Tamiflu.

  21. More houses for Bicester and emergency vehicle advice

    The Kingsmere housing development in Bicester, and how to react to emergency vehicles.

  22. Oxfordshires hospital food waste

    Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio Oxford found the JR throws away some 64,000 meals a year. Phil finds out why.

  23. Local housing concerns, WW1 at Â鶹ԼÅÄ, and kindness stories

    Where new homes are planned for Oxfordshire, WW1 at Â鶹ԼÅÄ, and local acts of kindness.

  24. Self-representation in court and WW1 commemorations

    Why more people are representing themselves in court, and Oxford’s WW1 shellshock link.

  25. The Red Kite: A success story

    Watlington Hill: starting point for one of the UK's most successful conservation projects

  26. Shrivenham’s traffic problems and the charity canoeists challenge

    Traffic problems in Shrivenham due to A420 road works, and the young canoeists challenge.

  27. Vote register changes and a canoeing challenge

    Why 1 in 7 people may lose their vote and the young canoeists doing a charity challenge.

  28. Kennington roundabout road works and train travel costs

    Kennington roundabout's new road works layout, and Kings Stutton's expensive train costs.

  29. What’s next for Didcot and the Commonwealth Games

    What’s next for the Didcot power station site and the club where Hannah England trained.

  30. Didcot towers demolition fears and the Jayden Parkinson trial

    Bill's Didcot towers demolition fears, and analysis of the Jayden Parkinson trial.

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