Oxford Analysis Newswire Archive

Campaign group Free Tibet has asked Oxford City Council to extend an official welcome to the Dalai Lama when he visits the city on the 14th of September. So far, the council has not responded,leading to fears it is wary of offending the Chinese government. Read more >>

A young man is left in a bath to drown while in the care of Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, led by Chief Executive Katrina Percy, who sees no reason to resign in spite of ongoing failings at facilities she is ultimately responsible for.

A recent inspection report at the only remaining in-patient service on the same site has identified problems that include extremely stressed and exhausted staff on duty and on call for unacceptably long hours because of under-staffing. This is not a problem confined to Southern Health, but what are we going to do about it?

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Peace News editors Emily Johns and Mil Rai are currently on a peace delegation to Iran.

They will be speaking in Oxford at Peace House, Paradise Street, OX1 1LD on Saturday 23rd Feb at 3pm.


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OARC Sunday Screenings is back for the New Year with two great films in January and February: the Swedish film Tillsammens showing this coming Sunday, and the excellent and inspiring V for Vendetta showing in February. Read more >>

One year old Oxford Union mystery solved!


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Child Pornography Cover-up at Oxford & Cherwell Valley College Read more >>

The following is drawn from a variety of local activist blogs

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True Story of when Neil got banned from Tesco and found a better life waiting for me without those ****ers. Read more >>

A round up of the blogosphere in Oxford

If you think your blog should be included, please go to the local news site.

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At the time of writing, there have been no riots in Oxford*. However, what's been going on over the last few days is clearly not just isolated local events. Here's a round up of what some Oxford-based bloggers have made of things …

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