That's all from Local Live for Oxfordshire this evening,

We're back on Tuesday from 08:00 with more news, sport, travel and weather. Join us then.

Bee Tucker
BBC Weather

It will mostly be dry this evening, with cloud breaking and lifting overnight.

The clear skies could lead to a drop in temperatures, with rural areas seeing single figures, and lows in towns and cities of 12C (54F).

BBC South Today

On BBC South Today: BT Openreach, the organisation charged with rolling out broadband connection across the UK, has denied claims that it's moving too slowly.

Many people in rural areas say they get poor coverage or none at all. It comes as campaigners from a south Oxfordshire village call for better fast internet access.

Join the BBC's Jerome Sale for the full story at 18:30.

Jeremy Stern
Reporter, BBC South Today

The company that runs Whitchurch Bridge says a 50% rise in the toll was necessary to pay for structural work.

Many villagers who use the bridge regularly have complained that the increase is unfair.

Jeremy Stern
Reporter, BBC South Today

People living in Whitchurch say an increase to toll charges to cross the village's bridge is unfair.

It now costs car drivers 60p to cross the bridge, although it's cheaper for regular users.

Sherilyn Lewzey said: "We have to go over twice a day and it really mounts up to a lot of money. It's just rising and there's nothing we can do."

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

For those A-level students who did not quite make their grades or who did better than expected, the clearing system matches them with available courses, but Oxford Brookes has already filled most of their places.

The university had expected to take about 300 students through clearing, a similar number to those offered places through the system last year.

A spokesperson for Brookes told the BBC that they had "just a handful" of spaces left.

Sara Jones
Travel presenter, BBC Radio Oxford

We have reports of some problems on the M40 northbound at J6 for Watlington.

A lane may be closed, there doesn't seem to be an obstruction so we're looking into it with Highways England.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This evening's top stories in Oxfordshire:

• Bones found buried in an Abingdon garden could be animal bones, say police

• A petition has been set-up against the conversion of a Faringdon quarry into a business park

• Oxfordshire have won cricket's Minor Counties Western Division, external after victory against Wiltshire

Thame Gazette

Villagers have sent in a raft of objections to the council after developers submitted proposals to build 75 new homes in Long Crendon., external

Thame Fire Station tweets, external: Support Thame fire-fighters who will be carrying out a charity car wash for the firefighters charity

Image source, Thame Fire Station

Sara Jones
Travel presenter, BBC Radio Oxford

It's looking busy on all approaches to the Cutteslowe roundabout, with delays of about 15 minutes to get through the roadworks there.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

The repairs to Radcot Bridge, which was closed after it was hit by a lorry last week, appear to be proceeding well, according to Brian Willcocks, who took this picture.

Image source, Brian Willcocks

Please send in your photos of the region to us via email, facebook, external or twitter, external.

Samantha McGregor
BBC News Online

Converting a quarry in Faringdon into a business park "makes sense" according to its landowner, who is facing opposition to the plans.

The company running Wickelsham Quarry is due to move out and the plan was to return the site, which campaigners say has "special scientific interest", back to farmland.

But landowner Tom Allen-Stevens says the site has little agricultural merit.

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

A number of bones have been found by builders under the patio of a home in Shelley Close in Abingdon.

Image source, Seeing Eye Productions

A blue tent has been put up at the scene by Thames Valley Police as they investigate, but they said it's likely they are animal bones.

Jerome Sale
Sports editor, BBC Radio Oxford

Oxfordshire have won Minor Counties Cricket's Western Division, external after beating Wiltshire at Devizes by an innings and 183 runs.

Image source, Oxfordshire Cricket

They will play the winners of the Eastern Division in a match starting on 6 September.

BBC Radio Oxford

If you were at the Cropedy Festival near Banbury this weekend, then you may like to see some of the photos uploaded to the BBC Radio Oxford facebook page. , external

They include backstage pictures of headline acts including Toyah Wilcox and Level 42 as well as lots of festival go-ers enjoying the atmosphere!

Andrew Humphrey
BBC Local Live

This afternoon's top stories on Oxfordshire's Local Live:

• An 18-year-old man from Oxford has been convicted of rape, external

• Hundreds have signed a petition to stop a quarry site being converted into a business park

• Broadband will be available to 98% of Oxfordshire by 2017 says Ed Vaizey

BBC Radio Oxford

Culture minister and Didcot MP Ed Vaizey has defended the speed of the programme providing new broadband services to Oxfordshire.

Image source, Getty Images

He told BBC Radio Oxford: "We will get to 98% of Oxfordshire by the middle of 2017 - it's an engineering project, you can't just wish this and you can't just flip a switch."

Oxford Mail

Hopes of a return of dog racing at Oxford Stadium have been revived after campaigners were granted extra help in trying to buy it if it goes on sale, external.

Samantha McGregor
BBC News Online

Hundreds of people have signed a petition in a bid to stop an Oxfordshire quarry site being redeveloped into a business park.

Image source, Google

The 20-acre Wicklesham Quarry was due to be returned to farmland when the company moves out in April.

But the council were concerned about a lack of employment in the town, so earmarked the site for a business park instead.