Danny Cox looks at the part Oxfordshire soldiers and airmen played in the D-Day operation, 70 years on. Plus, the Baton Relay's in Oxford and an F1 Canadian Grand Prix preview. Show more

Burford is searching for volunteers to run their library after the County Council cuts, and why Oxfordshire has the highest year-on-year growth for adults getting teeth braces. Show more

We'll be exploring how your body changes throughout the day, how modern life affects it, and the health implications, and after 9 a local election debate for the Cherwell DC area. Show more

Twenty five years after the reintroduction of Red Kites in the Chilterns, we’ll be at Watlington Hill learning about one of the UK's most successful conservation projects

Phil hears about the traffic problems in Shrivenham now that the A420 has been closed for road works, we catch up with the young canoeists raising money for Helen & Douglas House. Show more

David Prever sits in for Phil with a look at the commonwealth countries taking part in the games, and Lilley Mitchell has been at a special Play Day in People's Park in Banbury. Show more

Why 1 in 7 people may lose their vote due to changes in the way the electoral register is compiled, and Lilley will be with some young canoeists doing a charity challenge. Show more

The Big Tour is in Bicester looking at how the Pioneer Square shopping centre is doing, and hear about the town from the people Lilley Mitchell met during her visit on Saturday. Show more

Phil asks what’s next for the Didcot power station site and we speak to Oxford City Athletic Club where Hannah England trained who is competing in the Commonwealth Games. Show more

We’ll have our reporter at the Kennington roundabout to monitor the congestion caused by the new road works layout, and find out why train travel from Kings Stutton is expensive. Show more

Why innocent people in the Thames Valley are being held in police cells, we have an update on the storms from Bill Giles, and Lilley Mitchell visits some water voles. Show more

David Prever brings you news on road works that will cause problems at Challow and Shrivenham, plus an investigation of the difficulties faced by deaf people in Oxfordshire. Show more

David will be hearing from the family of two children who were killed in a fire in Oxford 17 years ago, and why a planning application for 150 homes near Wallingford has stalled. Show more

David chats to Bill who lives just 450 metres from the Didcot cooling towers, and and we have analysis of the Jayden Parkinson trial after Ben Blakeley was found guilty. Show more

Bill Buckley gets the recipes for honey roast ham, sausages with Beaujolais and hot pear soufflés with chocolate sauce from Berkshire chef Paul Clerehugh.

Phil meets Sophia Edwards a nanny from Maidenhead who will be cycling across Vietnam for cystic fibrosis.

Phil discovers how Thames Valley Police has tackled child exploitation in the past year, and how our hospitals are performing as the Care Quality Commission report is published. Show more

Did you know oxford’s port meadow was once an airfield? Phil finds out all about it as part of our world war 1 series, plus… we’re in Cuttestlowe with the Big Tour

New technology to improve patients’ health and reduce waiting times, we preview the London Welsh play-off final 2nd leg, and the role the Morris Car factory played during WW1. Show more

Phil Gayle and friends bring you Oxfordshire's brightest bank holiday breakfast show.