Tennis club gets planning permission

3:00pm Friday 12th April 2013

FARINGDON Tennis Club has won permission to build houses on its courts more than 10 years after submitting its original planning application.

Development group to grill politicians

5:20pm Thursday 11th April 2013

THE Wantage and Grove Campaign Group for sustainable development has arranged a new meeting with MP Ed Vaizey at Wantage Civic Hall on Friday, May 3, at 8pm.

The headache for pubs of being 'tied'

Tom Rainey

9:54am Thursday 11th April 2013

THERE has been precious little for Oxfordshire’s landlords to raise a glass to during the past few years.

‘We’ve got the sewing revival all stitched up’

Faith Pritchard at Ardington School of Crafts

9:30am Thursday 11th April 2013

THREAD your needles, thimbles and fabric at the ready.

Youth club teenagers to star on TV

The teenagers who will appear at the awards ceremony with

5:09pm Wednesday 10th April 2013

FIFTEEN teenagers who help to run their Wantage youth club will become TV stars this weekend.

Wantage pop-up shops could boost business

12:00pm Wednesday 10th April 2013

TEMPORARY shops could soon be popping up across Wantage as part of a scheme to boost local business.

Faringdon 'tough cookie' turns 100

Vera Della Bilbe

10:30am Wednesday 10th April 2013

SELF-CONFESSED ‘tough cookie’ Vera Della Bilbe, who has lived through two world wars and travelled the world, has turned 100.

Tesco Online linked to Didcot business and leisure site plan

10:20am Wednesday 10th April 2013

A NEW Tesco depot could be one of dozens of businesses creating hundreds of new jobs on the edge of Didcot.

Baby born in the front seat of Vauxhall Astra

Robert Locke and Sarah Willson with baby James William Locke in their Vauxhall Astra ‘Anastasia’. Picture: OX58444 Jon Lewis

9:30am Wednesday 10th April 2013

WHEN dad-to-be Robert Locke was told to drive his pregnant girlfriend Sarah Willson to the hospital that’s exactly what he did.

Geography teacher maps out plan for failing school

Andrew Browne

2:00pm Friday 5th April 2013

A SECONDARY school geography teacher has revealed how he is helping to turn around a failing primary.

Wakey, wakey – a Polo’s just hit your home

Wakey, wakey – a Polo’s just hit your home

9:40am Thursday 4th April 2013

FOUR children slept like logs...as a car ploughed into the front of their house.

Wantage CE Primary School pupils explore family origins through tapestry

Tara Paxton-Doggett, 11, and Ciara Nichols, six                Picture: OX58294 Denis Kennedy

7:00pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013

THIS little felt world is populated with everything from penguins to parrots, as well as children from more than 45 countries.

Boundary changes to save councils £173k as 36 councillors will go

Town council leader Margaret Davies

1:00pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013

BOUNDARY Commission bosses have agreed to axe 25 district councillors in southern Oxfordshire and 11 county councillors.

Free charge leads to 71 per cent rise in town centre car parks use

Michael Feller

11:00am Wednesday 3rd April 2013

FREE parking in some of Oxfordshire’s car parks has led to a mammoth 71 per cent rise in their use in the first year of the scheme.

Website that shows how 'green' you are

SWAP SHOP: Bullingdon Community Centre

2:00pm Monday 1st April 2013

COMMUNITY groups will be able to work out their impact on the environment thanks to a unique new website launched in Oxfordshire.

Districts in top 10 places to be

10:30am Monday 1st April 2013

TWO county areas have been named in the top 10 places to live in rural Britain.

Gospel choir sings praises of Easter time

Croydon Seventh Day Adventist Gospel Choir perform Easter praise in Wantage Market Square. Picture: Ric Mellis OX57727

10:00am Monday 1st April 2013

GOSPEL singers in Wantage Market Square performed to hundreds of people on Good Friday.

Vale hands out grants to tackle flooding

Flooding near Wantage last April

5:00pm Thursday 28th March 2013

COMMUNITY flood groups have been given small grants to help their fight against flooding in southern Oxfordshire.

School head speaks out on teaching methods

Jill Dovey-Bridgeman is retiring from Stockham Primary School after 30 years

1:00pm Wednesday 27th March 2013

A MUCH-LOVED primary school head who steps down this week after 30 years has spoken out against standardised testing and classroom-centred learning.

Cameron cartoons on sale to boost hospice

Jennifer Crowshaw  with one of the cartoons

9:30am Tuesday 26th March 2013

CARTOON images of David Cameron dressed as a punk, rapper and cowboy are being sold to raise money for charity.



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