Inquests were opened into the deaths of seven people who died at John Radcliffe Hospital.

Full inquests, at which the coroner will decide on how the individuals came by their deaths, will take place later in the summer.

Retired university administrator Thomas Rawlinson, 95, died at the John Radcliffe Hospital on March 29 from injuries sustained in a fall.

On Thursday, assistant coroner Joanna Coleman said his death was verified shortly before 2pm. The cause of death was given as pneumonia.

A full inquest will take place on May 18.

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Trevor Nash, 81, a former master baker from Bicester, died on March 31. His primary cause of death was given as a stroke. His inquest will be held on May 18.

English teacher Buddug Temple, 74, from Abingdon, died on December 20 at the John Radcliffe Hospital. Following a post-mortem her cause of death was given as head injury. A full inquest will be held on August 18.

Rose Wigan, 66, a psychotherapist from Chipping Norton, died on November 30 from a traumatic acute haematoma – or bleed on the brain. An inquest was fixed for August 10.

Rosalind Lythgoe, 73, from Moulsford, died on April 9 at the Oxford hospital. Her cause of death was given as brain injury, with secondary causes of death insulin toxicity and diabetes. An inquest into her death will be held on August 17.

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Euan Mackintosh, 85, of Cuddesdon, a former aviation engineer, died on March 24 from aortic valve disease. A full inquest will take place on August 24.

Jonathan Parfitt, 50, from Stanford-in-the-Vale, died on April 9 at the John Radcliffe Hospital from injuries suffered in a fall at home. His cause of death was given as traumatic brain injury. The inquest will take place on July 6.

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