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Phil Mercer-Kelly

Phil Mercer-Kelly

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Broadcaster and Journalist, BBC Radio Oxford

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No longer covering music, pop culture or entertainment

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  • Sixteen arrested over Oxford University Gaza protest

    By Ethan Gudge Verified, Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified| Yahoo Verified Sixteen protesters have been arrested after a University of Oxford building was locked down due to an occupation by a pro-Palestinian group. Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P) started a sit-in at the university offices on Wellington Square at 08:00 BST. The group had been demanding a meeting with the university to review its policies relating to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Thames Valley Police (TVP) said it had arrested 16 people on suspicion of aggravated trespass.

    By Ethan Gudge Verified, Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified · Yahoo

    May. 23, 2024

  • East-West Rail looks at new plans for Bicester crossing

    By Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified, Maria Zaccaro Verified| BBC Verified By Phil Mercer-Kelly & Maria ZaccaroBBC NewsSome of the plans that were being looked at in a bid to reduce the impact of a new train route on a busy level crossing have been ditched. More trains will run across the London Road level crossing in Bicester when the East-West rail connecting Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bedford and Cambridge will run at full capacity. This is expected to result in longer closures of the level crossing.

    By Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified, Maria Zaccaro Verified · BBC

    May. 27, 2023

  • Sixteen arrested over Oxford University Gaza protest

    By Ethan Gudge Verified, Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified| Yahoo Verified Sixteen protesters have been arrested after a University of Oxford building was locked down due to an occupation by a pro-Palestinian group. Oxford Action for Palestine (OA4P) started a sit-in at the university offices on Wellington Square at 08:00 BST. The group had been demanding a meeting with the university to review its policies relating to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Thames Valley Police (TVP) said it had arrested 16 people on suspicion of aggravated trespass.

    By Ethan Gudge Verified, Phil Mercer-Kelly Verified · Yahoo

    May. 23, 2024

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BBC Radio Oxford