That's it for Tuesday's BBC Local Live for Oxfordshire.

We'll pick things up again tomorrow at 08:00 with all the latest news, weather, travel and sport for the county. See you then.

Dave Gilyeat
BBC News

The top stories on BBC Local Live this evening:

• Streetlights in Oxfordshire will only be repaired in emergencies after the company maintaining them terminated its contract with the county council
• No one has used the government's Help to Buy loan scheme in Oxford, according to figures seen by the BBC
• And a marble replica of an ancient monument destroyed by the so-called Islamic State in the Syrian city of Palmyra has been unveiled in London's Trafaglar Square by Oxford archaeologists

BBC Weather

It will stay dry through the evening and night with the cloud tending to dissipate. 

With light winds and clear periods it will turn chilly in places by dawn. Lows of 4C (39F).

Oxford Mail

Mysterious markings that appeared on buildings in Thame are not targeting dog owners, external, police have said.

South Today

On BBC South Today tonight: The boss of a heavily-criticised health trust has been facing questions from MPs this afternoon. 

Katrina Percy is chief executive of Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. She's already been told by the Care Quality Commission to take urgent action to improve patient safety. 

Now MPs want reassurance that action is being taken and have summoned her to a meeting in Parliament.

We'll have more on BBC One at 18:30.

Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service crews are currently at the scene of a road traffic collision at Kingston Lisle, near Wantage.

Image source, Oxon Fire Rescue

Hydraulic cutting equipment was used to release a man from a vehicle. The air ambulance is also in attendance.

Earlier today, David Nimmo-Smith, head of roads at Oxfordshire County Council, admitted: "To actually turn down the money because we can't deal with it, is not an option."

Letting go of power and money "doesn't come naturally to Whitehall", as former deputy PM Nick Clegg said as he hailed the Oxford City Deal.

The fear for Oxfordshire's councillors is that if they crumble in the face of road rage now, the brakes will be put on any chance of securing more government cash and devolved powers.

Development of the roundabouts was seen as a crucial part of the the proposed Northern Gateway development and therefore of Oxford's bid for 'city deal' cash.

Part of the criteria for winning the funds though was the plans put forward - including the now notorious roundabout works - and, crucially, a willingness for Oxford to "accept risk alongside reward", external.

The roadworks at Wolvercote and Cutteslowe roundabouts that have driven motorists to distraction this week were announced as part of the Oxford and Oxfordshire 'City Deal' in January 2014.

City Deals were the coalition government's attempt to rebalance the British economy away from Westminster, devolving power and resources to cities and regions around the country.

But they came at a price...

Al Ryan
BBC Oxford travel presenter

In the south of the county, all lanes are now open on the A34 northbound - a broken-down lorry has now been removed from between the M4 Junction 13 (Chieveley / Newbury) and the Beedon turn off.

Elsewhere there are delays of about 15 minutes through the temporary lights on the A4095 through Enstone. 

Jon Kelly
BBC News Magazine

There are few television quiz distinctions greater than triumphing in the series final of University Challenge. 

Peterhouse, Cambridge, did so on Monday, thanks to their knowledge of prime numbers, Mesopotamian architecture and Scotland in the 1690s. 

They beat St John's College, Oxford, by 215 points to 30.

But how are teams selected for the famously rigorous quiz? The BBC News Magazine takes a closer look.

BBC Radio Oxford

In April 1986, more than 90,000 fans watched Oxford United beat Queen’s Park Rangers at Wembley to win the Milk Cup.

United legend Jeremy Charles will be live on Howard Bentham's breakfast show tomorrow on the anniversary to relive that memorable day.

But we want to hear you share your Milk Cup Final memories, so email us with your stories, and we'll read our favourite ones out.

A report, external by Healthwatch Oxfordshire has found "widespread concerns" at the difficulty in accessing mental health services "in a timely and effective manner", resulting in unwell people being turned away.

Image source, Thinkstock

It described mental health professionals as being "stretched beyond capacity" with "very long waiting times" to access mental health services for children and adolescents. 

In a statement, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust said in urgent cases children receive appointments in seven days and, in emergency cases, 24 hours.

It said: "The trust knows it can be very difficult for families who are waiting for an appointment... and we are working very hard to reduce the waiting times."

Oxford City Council is already gearing up for this year's May Morning, with thousands of people expected to congregate on Magdalen Bridge on Sunday 1 May.

As it's taking place on a weekend for the first time since 2011, it is likely that more people will turn up than usual.

Joe Nimmo
BBC News Online

A scheme to help people buy new build homes has not been taken up by anyone in Oxford since it was introduced. 

Help to Buy Equity Loans, external were introduced by the coalition government in April 2013 and have been used almost 1,000 times elsewhere in the county. 

Campaigners said there are too few new homes in Oxford and they are too expensive for the scheme to work. 

A spokesman for the Department for Communities and Local Government said: "We know there is more to do."

A "once-in-a-generation" independent review is to take place looking into the options for a devolution deal for Oxfordshire.

Advisors PwC will carry out a study, which will end in June, and meet stakeholders and partners across the region to get feedback.

It's been been jointly commissioned by Cherwell District Council, South Oxfordshire District Council, Vale of White Horse, West Oxfordshire District Council, and Oxford City Council, as well as Cotswold and South Northamptonshire District Councils.

Oxfordshire County Council has said it is willing to take part in the study, but is still waiting on several stipulations being met.

Ross Heaton
BBC Oxford Sport

Oxford United midfielder Liam Sercombe is confident the U's will maintain their position in the automatic promotion places, despite the gap between themselves and the playoffs now cut to just a single point.

Image source, Rex Features

United travel to Newport County, external this evening aiming to respond after Saturday's loss to Luton, external. 

With their rivals also in action tonight, Sercombe says they're under no illusions as to how important a win in South Wales would be.

Emergency crews spent several hours tackling a fire at a thatched house in Weston-on-the-Green yesterday.

Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue

Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue

Six fire engines and support vehicles were sent to the scene after receiving a call at 17:35 and managed to remove the burning thatch material, while salvaging the contents inside the house.

Oxford University has launched a new website called Women in Science, external, which aims to share the experiences of successful women scientists at the university.

Image source, University of Oxford

It includes 39 video interviews, many of which suggest an ongoing culture shift where "discrimination is rarely experienced and the work is fun, interesting and exciting".