Oxfordshire
Not enough specific news from Abingdon-on-Thames. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Oxfordshire.
Affordable homes development in Oxford honours the lasting legacies of Val Smith, Barbara Gatehouse, and Aurora James.
Vale of White Horse District Council grant will fund the second phase of improvements, including kitchen refurbishment.
City to honour sacrifices of armed forces with services on 8 and 11 November.
New initiative at Churchill Hospital significantly reduces time from diagnosis to surgery for pancreatic and bile duct cancer patients.
Road closures and a service at St Peter's and St Paul's church will honour those who have served and sacrificed.
New plan focuses on patient-centred care, integrated services, and reducing health inequalities across Oxfordshire.
The COMP006 trial at Oxford Health's Clinical Research Facility has completed its final participant visit, marking a significant step in evaluating psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.
Council launches 'Be Winter Prepared' initiative offering practical advice, local events, and support services to help residents stay warm and well.
Residents are urged to prepare for colder months with practical advice, local events, and support services.
Leading institutions believe closer collaboration will drive jobs, innovation, and sustainable growth across the region.
International study led by Oxford researchers identifies microRNAs that could help predict future development of the disorder.
Plans include temporary accommodation for the homeless and social rent flats on underused council land.
