The Port Meadow is an ancient grassland on the river floodplain, which has been grazed for centuries and never ploughed. It is a Scheduled National Monument and Site of Scientific Interest, and an environmental haven for the people of Oxford.

But the meadow's wide open views have now been damaged by Oxford City Council allowing Oxford University to build a row of massive blocks around the south-eastern perimeter. This has been likened to building a skyscraper next to Stonehenge, and campaigners are fighting to have the top storeys removed.

www.oxfordtimes.co.uk/news/10943788.Planning_minister_tells_Oxford_City_Council_and_Oxford_University_they_should_be_ashamed_over_Castle_Mill_flats

Golden blooms in a sun-kissed field
A hedge beyond that forms a shield,
Happier times from yesterday
Sadly lost and gone away.

The Meadow still has its golden bloom,
But yonder eyesore blocks now loom,
Since Oxford Uni spoiled the day
By building Roger Dudman Way.

Sorry - what, where of who is "Uni"?