Josh Cox
Anchor stores snubbed Didcot
The developer behind the second phase of Didcot’s Orchard Centre has admitted to failing to attract a big-name anchor store to the town.
Hammerson unveiled...
Windrush Leisure Centre unveils new play area
A new soft play area was officially opened at Windrush Leisure Centre last Thursday following a £70,000 investment from West Oxfordshire District Council.
The new...
John and Aim’s film set for the big screen
Two students from Abingdon School will walk the red carpet next month after their short film ‘Blindside’ was nominated for the top award at...
Council Boss to Step Down This Summer
The council have announced they plan to scrap its top unelected position as part of a radical shake-up to save costs in light of...
New home found for Witney’s food bank
Witney’s food bank has found a new home after fears it would have to close if it couldn’t find a new site.
The Oxfordshire West...
Soldiers to get freedom of Witney
Soldiers from 4624 Squadron based at RAF Brize Norton are set to hold their first freedom parade in Witney next month.
It is thought this...
Abingdon makes it to top-ten living spots
North Abingdon is the seventh-best place to live in the country, a national survey has revealed.
A survey conducted by The Daily Telegraph ranked more...
Residents oppose changes to boundary
Fears have been raised that a small housing estate south of Wallingford will be extended if a decision is made to alter a historical...
Oxfam anti-fraud boss behind bars
Oxfam’s former head of counter-fraud has been jailed for two years and five months for stealing more than £64,000 from the charity.
Edward McKenzie-Green, 34,...
Mark’s a champion after penning poem about pet dog
An Oxford man has won a national poetry competition for his sentimental about his pet dog Missie.
Mark Whittaker, from Southfield Park, penned his poem...





































