A new wave of Ukrainian refugees is asking for shelter in the UK. Oxford-based aid worker, campaigner and organiser Justin ...

This week, a huge new solar farm, drama in the LibDems, Oxford congestion, the return of the Cake Shop, a T-Rex head, and ...

Oxford is changing fast and this weekend’s edition demonstrates it: new university buildings on Little Clarendon Street and ...

Children from St John Fisher Primary School in Blackbird Leys. This week: the latest kerfuffle over cheese, there's a shortage of homes and lab space in the city, we're not decarbonising fast enough, ...

15,000 runners of all abilities raced through the streets of Oxford yesterday for the fifteenth edition of the Oxford Half Marathon, raising over £1.3m for charity. Our photographer Roger Close was ...

Any Clarion reader who stepped through Oxford Open Doors in September has the Oxford Preservation Trust to thank. But the popular annual event is just one part of the charity’s mission to preserve and ...

Traffic filters, college barges, venture capital and an “innovative dog capability”. It can only be the midweek Clarion… This week’s long reads After a meticulous restoration and a challenging tow up ...

C.S. Lewis goes glamping, a tourist tax is floated for Oxford, Didcot gets new cycling signs and Debenhams catches fire. Plus your essential events round-up and weekend reading. Starting with… This ...

New College’s Balthasar. Photo by Roger Close. Once upon a time, we featured an image of Magdalen's kitten, Ozymandias, in our newsletter. We figured it might be a gentle contrast to our regular diet ...

We’re in to our second heatwave this year, and it's only June. With predicted summer heat becoming more frequent and severe, residents and tourists may find that there’s a need for accessible, ...