Summary

  1. MPs accuse government of 'betraying' farmerspublished at 08:49 BST 14 September

    Oxfordshire's Lib Dems say neglecting farmers threatens food security while the government highlights "record funding" for farming

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  2. Invitation extended to PM after space agency decisionpublished at 18:18 BST 3 September

    Sir Keir Starmer assures MP Olly Glover that he wants to retain the expertise at the site.

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  3. MP accuses Farage of 'empty slogans' on immigrationpublished at 16:11 BST 27 August

    Calum Miller says Nigel Farage "made no effort to understand the people" of Oxfordshire.

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  4. MPs call for safety improvements to major roadpublished at 09:33 BST 31 July

    A group of MPs representing constituencies along the dual carriageway write to the government.

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  5. Medical emergency alert app could help save livespublished at 06:13 BST 14 July

    Mobile GPS technology is being used to alert volunteers within 500m of a medical incident.

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  6. MP claimed 'luxury' bedding on expensespublished at 12:35 BST 8 July

    Sean Woodcock spent £216.50 on duvets, pillows, sheets, towels, and a tube of magnolia shower cream.

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  7. Royal Mail 'failing countless people', MPs saypublished at 15:45 BST 25 June

    The Oxfordshire MPs join forces to criticise Royal Mail for missing first-class delivery targets.

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  8. 'Protect public from vehicle theft epidemic' - Daveypublished at 17:30 BST 6 June

    The Lib Dem leader makes the comments during a visit to a bicycle repair shop in Oxfordshire.

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  9. Town would be 'cut in two' without rail underpasspublished at 06:14 BST 3 June

    Residents fear a new railway service will leave their town "cut in two".

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  10. Level crossing petition supported by thousandspublished at 06:17 BST 27 May

    The petition launched by MP Calum Miller has already gathered more than 3,000 physical signatures.

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  11. Call for councillors to keep planning powerspublished at 06:19 BST 19 May

    The government wants to "modernise" the system and delegate more decisions to council officers.

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  12. MP Layla Moran announces birth of first childpublished at 06:00 BST 7 May

    The Liberal Democrat says she will take parental leave for about five months.

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  13. Oxfordshire pooches eager to join owners at the polling stationpublished at 10:54 BST 2 May

    Galya Dimitrova
    BBC News

    A grey Miniature schnauzer rests its upper paws on a low stone wall next to a sign reading Polling Station
    Image caption,

    Miniature schnauzer Colin would vote himself if he could

    Oxfordshire dogs are proving keen to join their owners at the polling stations for the local elections today.

    Furry friends of all breeds and ages have been up since before 07:00 when stations across the county opened, basking in the sun or waiting impatiently while humans cast their votes.

    While Ruby the Cocker Spaniel is a seasoned poll station companion, it was a first for 12-week-old standard Poodle Jude, who diligently posed for a snap outside.

    All 69 seats on Oxfordshire County Council are up for election and various district council by-elections across the county are also taking place.

    A black and white Cocker Spaniel sits in front of a wall with a sign reading Polling Station taped to it
    Image caption,

    Cocker Spaniel Ruby is a familiar face at her local polling station

  14. Talks held on vehicle access for Bicester crossingpublished at 06:08 BST 24 April

    A letter from East West Rail suggests plans for a London Road underpass are under review

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  15. Pavement parking ban 'essential' to child safetypublished at 13:52 BST 23 April

    MP Olly Glover says tackling pavement parking would encourage families to walk or cycle to school.

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  16. SEND rugby 'incredibly friendly and inclusive game'published at 07:16 BST 12 April

    Banbury, Gosford All Blacks, Wallingford and Witney rugby clubs all host the specialist sessions.

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  17. The mums and daughters saving lives together published at 07:30 GMT 29 March

    Two mother-daughter duos reflect on their work together saving lives with the ambulance service.

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  18. Ex minister 'fundamentally disagreed' with aid cutpublished at 15:16 GMT 21 March

    Anneliese Dodds MP spoke to BBC Radio Oxford about resigning as a minister over foreign aid cuts.

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  19. MPs join campaigners calling for social care reformpublished at 12:25 GMT 6 March

    Campaigners call on the government to address what they say is a "crisis in social care".

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  20. Anti-social behaviour bill doubted by businessespublished at 12:14 GMT 5 March

    A Banbury business leader says the town doesn't have the man power to implement new legislation.

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