NEWS ARCHIVE
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| Sainsbury’s in Jericho | May 30 2023 |
| From one birth to another | Apr 27 2023 |
| A Building for All of Oxford | Apr 14 2023 |
| A welcome sign for spring | Mar 23 2023 |
| Cornerstone planning appeal upheld | Feb 10 2023 |
| Planning Inspector to consider Cornerstone’s appeal | Jan 14 2023 |
| A bracing start to the New Year | Jan 04 2023 |
| A fresh perspective on… | Dec 03 2022 |
| An appealing developer | Oct 21 2022 |
| Your affordable Saturday sizzle | Sep 23 2022 |
| Fair day for the Jubilee | Jun 12 2022 |
| Jubilee@jericho | May 23 2022 |
How religious we are?
In the 2001 Census, some 50% of Jericho residents said they were Christian, 2.2% Muslim, 1.9% Buddhist and 1.2% professed other religions, while 34% of people said they had no religion. In Oxford as a whole the proportion with no religion was 24%.
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.
Tue 05 May - 6.15 pm
