Summary

  • Cherwell votes 50.3% to leave EU

  • West Oxfordshire votes to remain 53.6%

  • South Oxfordshire votes remain 54.98%

  • Oxford backs remain with 70.27% of vote

  • Vale of White Horse backs remain 56.7%

  • Total Oxfordshire vote: 378,608 - Remain 56.7% Leave 43.2%

Live Reporting

Dave Gilyeat and Anna Browning

  1. Oxford academic berates 'self-imploding Britain'

    Oxford historian and TV presenter Dr Janina Ramirez is despondent at today's decision.

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  2. Today's vote: Your thoughts

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    You've been posting your thoughts on today's result on our Facebook page.

    Andy Morgan says: "Oxfordshire should vote out of England now."  

    Sue Tompkins says: "Great result if you don't own property, have a pension, have savings, need the NHS any time soon etc etc."

    Meanwhile Kath Bonner-Dunham called it a "brilliant result" and Ashley Brown says he "cannot stop smiling".

  3. More on that scuffle at the Oxford count

    Marcus Liddell
    BBC Radio Oxford

    Labour councillor Mike Rowley (pictured) was led away by police following an incident which happened inside Oxford Town Hall but outside the main count.

    MIke Rowley

    It's unclear what sparked it but the councillor ended up being restrained by bouncers. There was shouting from Mr Rowley and a small crowd gathered to watch although there was no disruption to the counting itself.

    He was calmed down following the interventions of local MP Andrew Smith and MEP Anneliese Dodds. Police then arrived and led the councillor away.

  4. Reporting from Witney...

    Our political reporter Bethan Phillips will be broadcasting from Witney shortly, getting reactions from voters in the constituency.

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  5. Oxfordshire council leader: 'Cameron should stay PM'

    Ian Hudspeth, the leader of Oxfordshire County Council, was at the count in Witney overnight, and told the BBC David Cameron should remain as prime minister in the aftermath of the vote to leave the EU.

    Ian Hudspeth

    "Everybody is saying that he's the best person to be leading the country in any negotiations that take place.

    "I fully support him. I think he's the man for the job. He knows all the ins and outs of Europe and can get the best deal for us."

  6. EU referendum: The Musical?

    Dave Gilyeat
    BBC News

    Listening to Charles Noves' playlist on BBC Radio Oxford this morning and you'd be in no doubt which way the result went overnight.

    Paul Young

    Hello Goodbye by The Beatles, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover by Paul Simon (pictured), Don't Leave Me This Way by Thelma Houston and Leave Right Now by Will Young were just some of his musical offerings.Stay Another Day by East 17 seems unlikely to get an airing.  

  7. The UK's EU vote: All you need to know

    UK and EU flagsGetty Images

    What happens now that a deal's been done?

    The UK and EU begin a new relationship on 1 January 2021.

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  8. Full national picture

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  9. Clash at town hall as councillor ejected

    Tempers frayed at the Oxford count after city councillor Mike Rowley was ejected from the town hall when he clashed with security staff who refused him entry.

    Clash at town hall count

    He attempted to enter the venue at about 00:30 BST. 

    After he was halted by door staff, police attended the town hall and restrained the Labour councillor before he was taken home.  

  10. Oxfordshire bucks the national trend with 56.70% remain vote

    Alex Regan
    South Online

    Voters in Oxfordshire have bucked the national trend by declaring they want to remain in the EU.

    Count in Oxford

    The Remain campaign was boosted in Oxford after a 40% majority vote at 02:20 BST.

    With a 70% turn out there, 70% of people voted to stay in the EU.

    When added up, in the county, 56.70% voted to remain, 43.20% voted to leave, with a total of 378,608 voting.

  11. Oxfordshire votes to remain

    You may be waking up to the news that the UK is heading to leave the European Union, but the news locally is that Oxfordshire voters were mainly on the side of the remain camp.

    Oxford voted 70.3% in favour of remaining, Vale of White Horse 56.7%, South Oxfordshire 55.0%, and West Oxfordshire 53.7%.

    But just in, Cherwell has voted 50.3% to leave. Talk about close...All local results can be found here.

  12. Good morning

    Dave Gilyeat
    BBC News

    Welcome to BBC Local Live for Oxfordshire on an historic day for the UK.

    We'll have all the local reactions to the result of the EU referendum, so stick around for the fireworks.