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I'm a reporter at the Oxford Mail. I was at the protest for work. This is one of a few pictures I snapped to add to a rolling Twitter thread giving updates on the protest. I'm not a photographer and I'm never proud of photos I take, but I think I…

ExperienceA cycle ride is often the way I choose to take my daily exercise and the centre of Oxford has taken on an air of tranquillity and desertion. The lack of cars, students and tourists makes it nearly unrecognisable in comparison with my…

“On 14 November 1894, Oxfordshire continued to endure the worst floods for decades, with another 1.25" of rain added to an already inundated landscape. "Jackson's Oxford Journal" pointed out that one inch of rain delivers a hundred tons of water per…

Abundance Oxford is a not-for-profit community harvesting, redistributing & preserving collective. They harvest excess fruit & veg from all over Oxford and redistribute it to community groups who want & need fruit, primarily through the…

Lauren said:

“This is my ace ring. I wear it – it’s a black ring, goes on the middle finger of my right hand and it signifies asexuality.

I just got it from Tesco, it doesn't have a very exciting origin story. I went online and looked at the…

Experience Whilst walking the dog I meet a couple, dressed as bacon and eggs (with tomato hats) delivering breakfast to their friend for her birthday. It makes me realise how many of these little acts of random kindness I've witnessed or heard about…

Shopfront of a themed shop, the streetview includes aspects indicating its location in the city: St.Aldates and Christchurch College. Through the glass there is an illustration of what might be the Cheshire Cat from the book Alice in Wonderland, the…

Experience Getting the habit of going out for a late-afternoon walk.About the picture(s)No traffic on the Oxford ring road - usually stacked back from the Cutteslowe roundabout.

An ambulance running during lockdown in Oxford taken in March.