Ninety-six people have been confirmed dead after a plane caught fire during a landing at an airport in South Korea. The National Fire Agency confirmed the death toll in the southern city of Maun. The ...

The Covid-19 pandemic had "significant" impacts on other causes of death, a study involving the University of Oxford has found.

Jeremy Clarkson has released a boozy "not advent, advent calendar", aimed at Brits against Dry January. As millions across the UK prepare to take on Dry January, the former Top Gear presenter has ...

Footfall is up at Oxford's Covered Market following an anniversary year bringing new traders. As the 250th year of the historic market comes to an end, Oxford City Council, the market landlord, has ...

Morrell's wasn’t the only brewery to catch our eye by parading horse-drawn drays around Oxford’s streets. The dray owned by Wadworth based in Devizes, Wiltshire, paid a visit to the city in 1991 and ...

Here, we give you a round up of the major planning applications in Oxfordshire from 2024, which may come to fruition in the coming years.

Jimmy Carr, Paddy McGuiness and Rob Beckett are just a few big names performing at the New Theatre in 2025. We have put together a guide of the biggest performances, from comedy to musicals, coming to ...

As we round up 2024, the Oxford Mail is looking back at some of the biggest stories which dominated the agenda in Oxfordshire.

Plans were also approved for 800 homes on land at Oxford Road which is east of Pipal Cottage in Kidlington, near the site of the proposed Oxford United football stadium.

A Bicester Scout group has been recognised for encouraging young people to try, see, and do more. The 1st Kingsmere Scout Group provides children and young people with the chance to "dream big, take ...

Specialist blood transplant and transfusion practice could be improved by a breakthrough made by Oxford University scientists. The researchers have developed a method of assessing the ability of red ...

A call for action to save England's rivers has been made by West Oxfordshire District Council and a group of school pupils.