Stories for 10 March 2000

Oxfordshire Business

Courses pioneer e-quality

TRAINING for IT professionals and managers running electronic commerce Web sites is being pioneered by Oxford University and Oxford company Clicksure.  more...

Oxfordshire News

Crisis walking Oxford's streets

George Frew joins refugees on the streets of Oxford They hang around the corners of Cowley Road and James Street, instantly recognisable and easy to pick out. Short of wearing a sign around their neck proclaiming "I am a refugee", they could do no more to mark themselves for what they are.  more...

Social services faces £4.6m cuts

Old and sick people being cared for at home will be hit by rocketing charges as Social Services bosses tackle a £4.6m cut in their budget.  more...

Heart patients hit by blow to service

Heart attack victims are forced to cope with their condition on their own after being discharged, due to a lack of rehabilitation workers.  more...

Cricket club cash stolen by treasurer

Cricket club treasurer Mark Smith stole up to £7,000 from club funds and forged a building society letter, a court heard.  more...

Oxfordshire Sport

On-loan Wayne signs for Thame

THAME United have boosted their promotion hopes in Ryman League Division 1 by completing the signing of striker Wayne Cort from Harlow Town.  more...

FOOTBALL: Wantage aim to sign Spiero

WANTAGE Town take on second from bottom Harrow Hill in the RPM Records Supplementary Cup semi-final first leg tomorrow, with doubts remaining over three players.  more...

ANGLING: Horwood rewarded with cracking chub

WITH the season on rivers and most canals ending on Tuesday, anglers will be making the most of the rivers this weekend, writes PETER STONE  more...