NEWS ARCHIVE
This is a list of all the news articles on this site, and its predecessor, the Jericho Echo, back to 1979.
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| The Jericho Residents’ Association | Dec 04 1983 |
| The Jericho Residents’ Association | Oct 04 1983 |
| Open space? | Mar 03 1983 |
| Community Association | Mar 03 1983 |
| The Institute | Mar 03 1983 |
| The Jericho Residents’ Association | Mar 03 1983 |
| Letters to and from City Engineer | Mar 03 1983 |
| Editorial March 1983 | Mar 03 1983 |
| Oxford and its countryside | Dec 27 1982 |
| The Institute | Dec 27 1982 |
| NEW WEST WARD CANDIDATE FOR CITY COUNCIL | Dec 27 1982 |
| FROM AN OPTIMISTIC WALTON MANOR RESIDENT | Dec 27 1982 |
| Changes along the canal | Oct 27 1982 |
| JERICHO RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION - ANNNUAL GENERAL MEETING | Jul 21 1982 |
| A community centre for Jericho | Jul 21 1982 |
| St Barnabas Institute | Dec 21 1981 |
| Play streets | Dec 21 1981 |
| The cats of Jericho 2 | Dec 21 1981 |
| Faulkners plans | Oct 05 1981 |
| St Barnabas Institute | Aug 01 1981 |
Did you know?
What St Barnabas Church cost to build?
Thomas Combe the Superintendent of OUP and it was he who commissioned and paid for the construction of the church in 1869 at a cost of £6,492. All the interior fittings were provided for about £900. The campanile was erected in 1872 for £800.
The origins of Walton?
Walton is derived from "wall town" which was used centuries ago to indicate a location outside the Oxford city walls. The ancient manor of Walton was certainly in existence before the Norman conquest in 1066.
