Samuel MacGregor
Sam lives in Bicester and has lived in Oxfordshire for 48 years. An avid Oxford United fan, he is a proud Oxonian and dedicated to delivering news to the county. You'll usually find him walking in the glorious Oxfordshire countryside, in particular the Chiltern Hills
Russell & Bromley to reopen at Westgate Oxford after Next acquisition
Russell & Bromley will return to Westgate Oxford on 3 September, making the city one of the first locations in the footwear brand’s physical...
New S1A and direct Wantage-to-JR bus planned after Botley Road reopens
Stagecoach has announced a major redesign of its Oxfordshire bus network, including a new S1A service, more buses between Witney and Oxford, and a...
Bus timetable changes to affect Witney, Bicester and Vale routes from 30 August
An hourly seven-day bus service between Witney and Chipping Norton will be introduced as part of a wider package of timetable and operator changes...
Oxford Dine ‘N’ Devour returns to Broad Street for three-day food festival
Broad Street will be transformed into an open-air food and artisan market this August as Oxford Dine ‘N’ Devour returns for three days of...
Stonor Park antique and vintage car boot fair returns with 150 sellers
More than 150 antique and vintage sellers are expected at Stonor Park this Sunday as the estate’s popular car boot fair returns for a...
1885 Burgers opens first permanent restaurant at Milton Park
Oxfordshire independent 1885 Burgers has opened its first permanent restaurant at Signal Yard, bringing breakfast, smash burgers, chicken sandos and loaded fries to Milton...
Award-winning folk act The Lost Notes to return to Abingdon
The Lost Notes will bring their three-part harmonies and story-led folk and Americana songs to St Helen’s Church in Abingdon this September, with support...
Oxfordshire residents urged to volunteer for nature as heat and drought intensify
National charities are calling on Oxfordshire residents to turn concern about climate change into practical action, with local opportunities ranging from wildlife surveys and...
Port Meadow litter warning issued ahead of August bank holiday
Oxford City Council is urging visitors to bin their rubbish or take it home after discarded waste killed cattle and caused injuries to animals...
More than 170 free-range hens need homes at Didcot rehoming day
Oxfordshire animal lovers are being asked to offer retirement homes to more than 170 former commercial laying hens at a British Hen Welfare Trust...
