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JOHN Amor, who has died aged 95, was a pillar of the community in Kidlington, embracing many aspects of village life

DON Deaney, who has died aged 90, was widely praised for his work in caring for former servicemen and women and others in need of help

Librarians over the years have played a vital role in newsgathering. Alec Russell was the person who started to build up the archives

Oxfords Lord Mayor James Fry held a civic reception for the retiring chairman of the citys oldest twinning city link.

One of the great delights for schoolboy footballers was to play cup finals and other key matches at the Headington United and Oxford City grounds.

Captain John Alexander served with distinction as a member of the British Army’s Black Cats in Burma during the Second World War.

The 75th anniversary of Oxford’s oldest twin city link has been marked by the planting of a tree.

In November 1997, the Queen arrived in Oxfordshire to open a new building at Radley College and to visit the Berinsfield estate.

In November 1997, the Queen arrived in Oxfordshire to open a new building at Radley College and to visit the Berinsfield estate.

The things weve loved and lost in the city, according to CoventryLive readers Fishy Moores, Coventry Zoo and The Locarno are just some of the places people have been reminiscing about Updated Fishy Moores Restaurant in Fairfax Street which opened in January 1970 Never miss another story from Coventry and Warwickshire by subscribing to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you ...