NEWS ARCHIVE
Title | Date |
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Coop to close | Apr 25 2025 |
Rewriting Jericho’s history | Apr 10 2025 |
Residents angry at ‘shameful’ derelict Wharf site | Feb 28 2025 |
New bus service needed | Feb 10 2025 |
The lost pubs of Jericho | Jan 30 2025 |
Time for the City to step in | Dec 03 2024 |
Thank you Sue, and welcome Peter | Aug 31 2024 |
See Jericho from another platform | Jun 28 2024 |
Crowds gather for Fest 24 | Jun 09 2024 |
Jericho Fest 2024 | Jun 08 2024 |
The Bookbinder of Jericho | May 13 2024 |
Traffic controls ahead | Apr 20 2024 |
Who we are | Apr 03 2024 |
Fr. Michael Wright | Feb 25 2024 |
Save Gloucester Green Market | Jan 20 2024 |
A brief history of Jericho | Jan 01 2024 |
Ali’s store has been sold | Nov 21 2023 |
St Paul’s conversion | Oct 18 2023 |
What if…. | Jul 09 2023 |
Fair days for the Jericho Festival | Jun 12 2023 |
Who has a car?
According to the 2001 Census, only 47% of Jericho households have a car compared with 67% for Oxford as a whole.
The history of the Phoenix?
There has been a cinema here since 1913. Orginally it the 'North Oxford Kinema', since when it has passed through many hands and names, including the Scala, the New Scala, the Studios 1 and 2, Studio X (a club showing soft porn) and finally in 1977 the Phoenix.