We meet the vicar from Thame who lost his entire family in Auschwitz, talk the man who was verger at Winston Churchill's burial, and the Oxford church celebrating 100 years. Show more
Will meets three Oxfordshire students who are hoping to win a poetry competition with their WW1 theme, we have your Sunday morning paper review and a potted history of Abingdon. Show more
Bill asks if a new crossing is needed on the busy A40 through Headington and we have an amazing insight into the life of the former South African President, Nelson Mandela. Show more
Peter and Angela Slade will be answer your gardening questions and offer advice about birds and box blight, plus Christine Wallace talks us through some recipes for Burns Night. Show more
Henry chats to Patrick Hoban who made his Oxford United debut this week after earning star status in Dundalk, and musician Dave Sherrif and his wife Carol pop by on their tour. Show more
With two hours of the best country music for your Sunday early evening.
Roger plays the pick of music from the 1950s and 1960s for your Sunday evening.
The best of modern and classic soul.
Our artiste of the week is Carly Simon and we pay tribute to Ward Swingle, founder of The Swingle Singers who specialised in jazz vocal arrangements of the classical baroque. Show more
BBC Radio Oxford joins BBC Radio 5 live.
