'For art's sake let's keep Didcot's iconic cooling towers

Marge Muil in front of Didcot's cooling towers

7:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

DIDCOT’S iconic cooling towers should live on as an adventure park and giant mural, according to a woman inspired by a redundant power plant in South Africa.

ARTWEEKS: Art, jewellery making, cards... and don't forget the cake

Charlie Davies with one of her Didcot works. Picture: OX59111 Marc West

12:00pm Friday 17th May 2013

VISITORS to Charlie Davies’ home will get cake and a glimpse of her many talents in painting, print, card and jewellery making.

Village concerns over new homes

1:00pm Wednesday 15th May 2013

A NEW 2,000-home development on the edge of Didcot could swamp Harwell village, parish council leaders have warned.

Research into space is really taking off

Tim Vallings, left, and Philip Briscoe are the directors of Rezatec, which analyses earth data from satellites

9:50am Wednesday 15th May 2013

THERE was a double lift-off into space in Oxfordshire last night.

UPDATE: A34 traffic tailing back five miles following a boat trailer crash

A speed boat involved in a accident on the A34 between the Chilton and Milton interchange.

2:05pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

MOTORISTS are facing delays after a boat trailer overturned on the A34 between the Chilton and Milton interchange. 

Have your say on leisure centre

5:00pm Monday 13th May 2013

RESIDENTS in Didcot are being asked what sporting facilities should feature in a £15m proposal for a leisure centre.

Serial conman put behind bars again

Paul Lawrence

9:30am Saturday 11th May 2013

A “CUNNING and manipulative” fraudster who targeted vulnerable women and conned them out of more than £15,000 has been jailed again.

Teachers hatch plot over new chicks

Rachel Downey and pupil Petros Papadopoulos handle the chicks

2:00pm Friday 10th May 2013

PUPILS at a Didcot primary school got the chance to pet some chicks after watching them hatch.

Judge gives final warning to Chalgrove teen muggers

11:10am Friday 10th May 2013

A JUDGE has warned two teenagers to make their first court appearance their last.

‘Confused’ OAP drowned

7:00pm Thursday 9th May 2013

A 75-year-old man fell into a stream and drowned probably because of his “confused” state, a coroner said.

Pet cash ‘taken despite raid’

9:30am Thursday 9th May 2013

A DOG owner handed cash to an animal sanctuary to look after his pets days after the RSPCA raided and closed it down, a court heard.

Talks on Tesco plans

6:00pm Wednesday 8th May 2013

A CONSULTATION event will be held tomorrow on Tesco’s plans for a major new warehouse near Didcot.

Jewellery stolen

10:30am Wednesday 8th May 2013

Jewellery and electrical items were stolen from a property in High Street, Upton, after burglars gained entry through a window between 9.30am and 11am last Thursday.

Girls given insight into IT

1:00pm Saturday 4th May 2013

PUPILS at Oxfordshire’s only all girls state schools got a taste of a possible future career on International Girls in ICT Day.

Thame residents approve Neighbourhood Plan

10:45am Saturday 4th May 2013

THAME residents were among the first in the UK to approve a plan aimed at giving communities more say over development.

Veterinary nurse who caught burglar 'frozen in fear'

10:10am Saturday 4th May 2013

A SERIAL burglar was caught breaking into a veterinary surgery in the middle of the night by one of the practice’s nurses.

Repatriation tribute information

Veterans pay their respects

3:20pm Thursday 2nd May 2013

This is the latest information for the next repatriation tribute near RAF Brize Norton and outside the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford.

All change for bin collections

12:00pm Thursday 2nd May 2013

SOUTH Oxfordshire residents are being advised that bin collection days will change as a result of the two bank holidays in May.

Competition probe over £47m cinema deal

9:30am Thursday 2nd May 2013

CINEWORLD is facing a potential full competition investigation over its £47m takeover of art house cinema chain Picturehouse, which has a branch in Jericho.

Thames bridges 'can't cope with any more traffic'

Long Wittenham Parish Council chairman Tom Bowtell and villagers on Clifton Hampden bridge

4:00pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

VILLAGERS living on the edge of Didcot claim a new 2,030-home estate north east of the town would cause major traffic congestion.

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