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Freds lose title as neighbours triumph

Lingering title hopes were finally dashed for Wantage Town on Saturday as Hellenic Premier leaders Thatcham Town secured promotion with two games to spare. The Freds could still snatch second place in...

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Nando’s Didcot opening not due until August

Nando’s fans will be spitting feathers at the news they have to wait more than three months for the highly- anticipated restaurant to open. The much-hyped restaurant will launch in the first week of...

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Smiling through showers at opening

Heavy rain failed to wash the smile from popular TV gardener David Domoney’s face as he officially opened a new garden room at a college. The Love Your Garden presenter cut the ribbon to the WI’s...

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Pony tales

Adorable pint-sized pony Mr Fuddles delighted children and grown-ups in equal measure when he trotted out to promote the upcoming Oxfordshire Young Farmers County Show and Rally. The miniature Shetland...

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Inclusive play areas greeted with excitement by families

Playground plans for two new sites in Witney have been unveiled much to the delight of Madley residents. The existing Cedar Drive play area will be fully remodelled to create the new playground which...

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Flats explosion could not have been ‘predicted or prevented’

An explosion which ripped through a block of flats and killed a man was “not predictable or preventable”, a report has found. Guido Schuette, 46, died in the Valentine’s Day blast, believed to be...

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From court to Cotswolds for solicitors

An Oxford legal practice will get on their bikes to support a charity that cares for sick children. Oxford-based Royds Withy King is drawing on its network of offices throughout the South West and...

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Colourful climbing space is centrepiece of new facility

Eye-catching luminescent designs have been revealed for the climbing wall area of Oxfordshire’s newest leisure centre. The artist impressions were drawn up for the £18.8million Wantage and Grove...

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Developers ‘confident’ of new town

Developers backing a 6,500 home development have announced their continued confidence in a proposed settlement in South Oxfordshire. The announcement follows a significant shake-up in South Oxfordshire...

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Feat of endurance and fundraising as runners pound London’s streets

There are now just two days until Oxfordshire runners join thousands of others pounding the streets of the capital in the 2018 London Marathon, many raising vital funds for local charities. Helen and...

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Let’s play! Children enjoy new nursery

The county’s newest children’s nursery has opened its doors. The Old Station Nursery, based at the 700-home Heyford Park development in Upper Heyford, will cater for 64 children aged from birth to five...

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Attack victim suffered more than 80 injuries

A Blackbird Leys man received more than 80 injuries in a vicious attack last year. Christopher Lemonius was found with multiple injuries in Jourdain Road in Blackbird Leys Park on June 1 shortly before...

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Have your company name on Stars shirts

A community-driven competition is offering business the chance to have their logo emblazoned on the Oxford City Stars’ home shirt next season. A £2,000 sponsorship deal with the city’s ice hockey team,...

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Ill youngsters meet new friends as they show their creative side

A group of artistic terminally ill children showed off their creative side when they had a go at graffiti art in the sun. The five teenagers visited Helen & Douglas House’s first #Network event...

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Stroke of good luck

An Oxford charity that supports vulnerable people back into work has been given a boost with the launch of a new business partnership. Aspire Oxford has been nominated as the central Oxford charity...

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Bus fare rises blamed on congestion

One of Oxford’s main bus companies has blamed congestion and lengthening journey times for increasing fares on its buses. Stagecoach confirmed last week that prices will go up in Oxford with single...

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New bakery pulls in the dough as 2,300 pasties sold in a week

Life in Bicester just got a little bit sweeter after an exciting new bakery opened in the town centre. Cornwall-based Warrens Bakery is responsible for the mouth-watering smells tempting shoppers in...

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Digging deep to build new college digs

A retired college Master has been handed an engraved silver spade as ground was broken on ‘significant’ new student accommodation. Fellows, staff, students, alumni and friends of Balliol College...

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Sea change in plastic recycling method

Boffins at Harwell-based Diamond Light Source have helped engineer a potentially revolutionary method of recycling plastics. Scientists have improved a naturally occurring enzyme which can digest some...

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Fundraising for foxes in memory of a friend

An animal rights campaigner from West Oxfordshire who died in February is still protecting the lives of foxes. Gemma Molyneux, a care and social worker from Woodstock, was 42 when she died earlier this...

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