Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

The waters of the River Thames alongside Kennington towpath look particularly clear and fresh in this picture taken by Becca Collacott.

Image source, Becca Collacott

If you have a picture from around the county, please do share it with Local Live.

Paul Jenner
Newsreader, BBC Radio Oxford

Plans to increase Bicester Village by almost a quarter have been given the go ahead.

I'll have the full story at 12:00.

Police are appealing for information, external after a man exposed himself to a woman in Deddington last Sunday, 12 April.

It took place at just before 07:00 in The Daedings.

BBC Travel

A car has crashed into the central reservation of the M40 southbound between J11 at Banbury and 10 at Brackley.

It's blocking the outside lane at the moment.

The cost of electricity bills is becoming a big concern in north Oxfordshire, external, with 76% of residents surveyed saying they were worried about paying for energy.

That's the finding of a survey by Cherwell District Council, which ran over a six week period and measured the views of more than 400 people.

Over half who filled out the online questionnaire also agreed the authority should become a registered energy provider.

BBC Radio Oxford

An irreplaceable and historic collection of thatcher's tools stolen from a master craftsman in Chipping Norton has been returned.

Image source, Grant Batchelor

Grant Batchelor's truck was broken-into outside his home at the end of last month.

He told Howard Bentham about their return: "My neighbour said that he had found my tool bag, about 15ft away from my car, over a fence which leads onto some common ground, round the back of our house. I don't think they had been out there for all that time."

Paul Jenner
Newsreader, BBC Radio Oxford

There has been more criticism of the length of sentence handed to a driver who knocked over and killed Witney schoolgirl Liberty Baker.

Join me for more on that at 11:00.

Witney Gazette

Chipping Norton is often billed in the press as a second home for the chic London set, but a group of volunteers setting up a debt help organisation say there are hidden depths of poverty in the town, external.

Police helped round-up a herd of sheep that were on the run through the main road in Chipping Norton yesterday.

Image source, Wheelers Chipping Norton Ltd

The 'ram raid' was filmed by a member of staff from Wheeler's Garage, and you can watch the video on their Facebook page, external.

Oxford Times

Traders have warned ongoing construction work to redevelop Frideswide Square is threatening their businesses.

Roz Tappenden
BBC South

A memorial garden for the murdered Didcot teenager Jayden Parkinson was an "important project" for the charity which designed it.

Image source, Aspire Oxford

The garden was built with the help of volunteers from employment charity Aspire Oxford, external and planted with some of Jayden's favourite flowers and shrubs.

Gez Porter, the charity's landscapes team leader who designed the garden, said: "This is a very important project for us as it raises awareness of what we can do, not only helping individuals from homelessness to employment, but for the wider community."

Banbury Guardian

Pupils from 10 local schools have been learning new skills in the open air, external amid the natural surroundings of Warriner School Farm.

Paul Jenner
Newsreader, BBC Radio Oxford

There's a warning that pressure for primary school places in Oxfordshire will become much greater over the next few years.

Join me for all the headlines at 10:00.

Ross Heaton
Sports reporter, BBC Radio Oxford

Oxford United may have three matches left of the current campaign, but they're already in the process of tying up signings for next season.

Image source, Getty Images

Boss Michael Appleton hasn't ruled out a move for Portsmouth striker Ryan Taylor, and after concluding all his summer transfer activity in the final weeks of last year's closed season, this time around he's revealed much of the business is already a long way down the line.

He said: There's a couple that we're very, very , very , very, very close to agreeing something with, but until I see something in black and white then I'm not going to get carried away."

BBC Radio Oxford

The mother of murdered Didcot teenager Jayden Parkinson has said she has mixed feelings about the opening of a memorial garden.

Image source, Aspire

Samantha Shrewsbury told BBC Radio Oxford the garden was "a beautiful thing to come out of a tragic ordeal".

She said: "I'm really excited because of all the work that has gone into it and obviously because of what it stands for, but I'm sad as well because it's about her, and she's not there to share it."

BBC Radio Oxford

The increasing number of applications for primary school places needs to be addressed with new schools, rather than expanding existing ones, according to one Oxfordshire headteacher.

Lynn Knapp's Windmill School in Headington is expanding to be Oxfordshire's largest primary, but she told BBC Radio Oxford that it was not going to address demand.

She said: "We're now taking 90 instead of 60, but still the demand is getting larger and I think they need to think now about new schools and not expanding the schools in Oxford city, because they have run out of capacity."

Oxford Mail

Schools across the county should set up breakfast clubs to help less-advantaged families, external, according to councillors.

Danny Cox
Presenter, BBC Oxford

There has been criticism of the sentence handed to a driver who knocked over and killed Witney schoolgirl Liberty Baker.

I'll have the details at 09:00.

A memorial garden for murdered Didcot teenager Jayden Parkinson opens today.

Image source, Aspire

Named Jayden's Forget Me Not Garden, it is close to where the 17-year-old was found buried in an existing grave at All Saints Church.

She had been strangled by her ex-boyfriend Ben Blakeley, who is serving a life sentence for murder.

BBC Radio Oxford

A teenage driver is starting a four-year prison sentence for knocking down and killing 14-year-old Liberty Baker, as she walked to school in Witney.

Robert Blackwell, from Weald near Bampton, had admitted causing death by dangerous driving and serious injury by dangerous driving.

Liberty's friend Isla Squires told BBC Radio Oxford they miss her greatly.

She said: "It's not the same without her. We've all come together to try and remember her, her smile, how happy she was. We miss her as a group, she was a treasure to us."