It is part of the English language. Some names of things are used with the, some are not.
It is the same with, for example, book titles and play titles. We have Romeo and Juliet, but the Merchant of Venice.
New Oxford Street is a continuation of Oxford Street at its eastern end and joins up with High Holborn.
Oxford Street, Regent Street, Downing Street, Whitehall, Trafalgar Square, The Strand, The Mall, Parliament Square, Park Lane, Piccadilly, Kensington High Street, Fleet Street, Aldwych, Tottenham Court Road, Bayswater Road, Shaftesbury Avenue.
There are three ways: 1. Walk West along High Holborn. When the road forks walk along New Oxford Street, which will take you to Oxford Street (min 5 minute walk, but depends how far along High Holborn you are and how far along Oxford Street you want to go). 2. Take the tube. Holborn station is on High Holborn. Take the central line Westbound to any of Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Circus, Bond Street or Marble Arch, all of which are on Oxford Street. 3. Take the bus (number 8 or 25 - Westbound). You could get a taxi, but given that it's a very short distance, one of the above might be easier.
Oxford High Street Branch
Oddly enough, No. Arguably that could be Oxford Street, the central shopping street, or Whitehall, which passes through the Government buildings and links Trafalgar Square to the Houses of Parliament. Many suburban towns in London do have a high street of their own.
high wycombe to oxford
Oxford street is one of the best shopping high streets in London, they have a range of shops and different brands. Going from designer to all different types of well known stores.
Oxford Street or Rotherhithe Street at around 1.5 miles. There are longer thoroughfares but they are named Roads, Avenues or Lanes.
The Oxford High School for Girls is an all female high school that is located in Oxford, England. It is the oldest girls school in the city and was founded in 1875.
Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School was created in 1961.
City of Oxford High School for Boys ended in 1966.
City of Oxford High School for Boys was created in 1881.