Bethan Phillips
BBC Radio Oxford

Phil Keable lives in Mendip Heights in Didcot, where a 60ft-high tree fell during last night's storm, damaging two houses and a motorbike. He spoke to BBC Radio Oxford.

Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service

"I was watching TV and heard this massive crack, and quickly grabbed the dog and ran into the kitchen," he says.

"It felt like something was just about to swipe through the living room. I ran out the door afterwards and there was basically a tree in the doorway."

Oxford Mail

Oxford residents need a £70,000 pay rise to get on the property ladder, external, according to new figures from the National Housing Federation.

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

The B480 in Chiselhampton is closed between the Coach and Horses junction and Southend junction because of an accident.

There's also queuing traffic on the A40 in both directions in Oxford at the Cutteslowe roundabout.

Traffic is also very slow on Middleton Road in Banbury between the Ermont Way junction and the Bridge Street junction.

Bethan Phillips
BBC Radio Oxford

The man behind a Witney business which has gone into liquidation amid claims several businesses are owed more than £100,000 tells BBC Radio Oxford he is unable to comment.

Chris Clinkard who runs Abacus Events Ltd says he can't comment because the legal liquidation process had started. 

The Official Receiver will now investigate.

Concern is growing for a missing man from Oxford, external who was last seen leaving a pub in Iffley at the weekend. 

Image source, Thames Valley Police

Frank Rothnie was last seen leaving the Prince of Wales pub in Church Way at about 00:45 on Sunday, Thames Valley Police says.  

Overnight, more than 2,200 homes were affected by Storm Barney across Oxfordshire.

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On the BBC Radio Oxford Facebook page, external, Jon Labato, from Thame, says it was "the closest I've been to being blown off my feet".

While Andrew Coles from Witney says: "Two fence panels down and my oak sapling, which I've been growing since 2007, has been damaged."

Ross Heaton
BBC Oxford Sport

Oxford were given a scare by Braintree before finally overcoming the National League side in an FA Cup first-round replay at the Kassam Stadium.

Image source, Rex Features

Goals from Liam Sercombe and two from Patrick Hoban secured their place in round two to face Forest Green.

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New cuts to public services in Oxfordshire will have "devastating consequences" for frontline services, external, a local councillor has said.

Joe Nimmo
BBC News Online

More than 2,000 homes were left without power in Oxfordshire after Storm Barney hit the county last night.

The power cut affected 1,300 properties in Fyfield, near Burford, 700 in Witney, and 220 in Chipping Norton.  

Power was restored at about 07:00 today, Scottish and Southern Electric Power Distribution says.

Bethan Phillips
BBC Radio Oxford

An events company in Witney has gone into liquidation amid claims several people and businesses are owed more than £100,000.

West Oxfordshire District Council set up a petition, supported by 12 other parties, for Abacus Events Ltd to be wound up after unpaid business rates totalling £16,000. 

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

There's heavy congestion on the A34 northbound at the Milton Interchange, and queuing traffic at the Kidlington junction due to an earlier broken-down vehicle.

There are also delays on the A41 in Blackthorn at Lower End junction due to roadworks.

Plus, the A420 eastbound at Cumnor, between the B4017 Abingdon Road junction and the Botley interchange, has been hit by heavier than normal traffic.

A 60ft-high tree has damaged two houses, a car and a motorbike in Didcot after it was blown over when Storm Barney breezed into town.

Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue

One person trapped inside one of the houses was rescued, Paul Webster from the fire service says. 

He adds: "This must have been a really scary event for the occupiers."

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

It'll be a dry morning with some bright or sunny spells. 

Although it will be less windy than yesterday, it'll still be breezy with highs of 14C (57F).

Sue Paz
BBC News Online

This morning's top stories in Oxfordshire: 

• A 60-ft high tree fell on two houses and about 2,220 homes were left without power in Oxfordshire after Storm Barney hit the county 
• Events company Abacus Events in Witney has gone into liquidation amid claims people and businesses are owed more than £100,000 
• Counselling services for adults who were sexually abused as children are to be extended in Oxfordshire

Sue Paz
BBC News Online

Good morning and welcome to BBC Local Live for Oxfordshire this Wednesday morning.

I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, travel and weather from across the county.

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