Some residents in Oxfordshire are expressing their concerns after trees and hedges were cut down.

The Neuter Rangers volunteers are working to keep numbers of stray and feral cats under control

Jacob Beak completed his Heritage Engineering Marine Technician course at Tooley's Boatyard, Banbury.

Sean Woodcock, MP for Banbury, is quizzed on a range of topics by BBC Radio Oxford's Sophie Law.

With new technology being used to enforce speed limits, what impact do average speed cameras have?

The government had previously wanted inheritance tax to start on farms worth £1m.

Callum Miller said one of his constituents had told him she was "scared for her safety at work".

Thirteen people were found in the back of a vehicle which was stopped on the M40 near Bicester

Politicians from the south of England clash during a debate on BBC Politics South.

Vehicles turning onto the A34 at Lodge Hill in Abingdon now have priority over oncoming traffic.

The Health and Social Care Committee says delays in the process risk "undermining public confidence".

The 42 pairs of walkers taking part in the BBC Children in Need Thousand Mile Challenge across the UK have been joined by people to cheer them on - including some well-known faces.

The London Road crossing in Bicester will permanently close due to the East West Rail (EWR) line.

BBC Radio Oxford's Make a Difference Awards winners are crowned.

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

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

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

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

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

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