NEWS ARCHIVE
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| Editor certified | Jul 03 2000 |
| Alice in Wonderland | Jul 03 2000 |
| Diamond pairing | Jul 02 2000 |
| Lucy’s plan gated housing | Jul 01 2000 |
| A new canal bridge | May 13 2000 |
| Post Office petition | May 12 2000 |
| Canal festival | May 11 2000 |
| Cleaning up St. Sepulchre’s | May 11 2000 |
| Flat plan flattened | May 10 2000 |
| Jericho Street Fair 2000 | May 09 2000 |
| St Barnabas School expansion | May 07 2000 |
| Lucy’s eviction threat | May 06 2000 |
| Iron resolution | May 05 2000 |
| Watch this space | May 04 2000 |
| Artistic agenda | May 03 2000 |
| A cobbler’s farewell to Walton Street | May 02 2000 |
| Back to the drawing board | May 01 2000 |
| Constitutional cleanup | Dec 14 1999 |
| Your instant allotment | Dec 12 1999 |
| Blooding young actors | Dec 11 1999 |
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.
The origins of Nelson Street?
Nelson Street takes its name from a local pub, the Lord Nelson, subsequently renamed Carpenters’ Arms -- which has since been converted to housing.