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A time capsule buried 74 years ago containing a half crown coin and newspapers has been found during the demolition of a university building.Construction workers made the discovery while dismantling the Nuffield Centre, part of the University of Port...

Lovell was, it’s certainly true to say, the ‘father of radio astronomy’. Lovell’s main work involved studying radio waves coming from beyond the atmosphere.

THE doors of their school were closing and it was time to say goodbye. Pupils at Cowley St James Primary School were on the move

You could write a book about Donal McClement, and the good news is that somebody is doing that very thing

The historic attractions of Oxford are well known throughout the world, but what has the rest of Oxfordshire to offer?

Selling stamps and weighing parcels was all in a day’s work for six-year-old Leannie Kerry.

Jonny Ives, from Cyclox, looks at the implications of the removal of parking spaces from Broad Street in Oxford, for cyclists and other road users.

THE Arts and Crafts home and gardens of philanthropist and motorcar designer William Morris (1877-1963) and his wife Elizabeth will be open to visitors free of ...

The 1953-1958 MG Magnette was like no other sports car before it. Read about its history and see pictures of this historic machine.

AN elderly man from Henley has created a treat station for dogs and birds outside his home. Arnold Light, 86, has been providing free bags of chews to dog owner...