Oxfordshire County Council’s £100m plans for a waste incinerator were dealt a bodyblow today when its own planning committee rejected schemes to build at both Ardley and Sutton Courtenay. The committee had been recommended to approve both
COUNCIL tax dodgers in south Oxfordshire will be targeted by an anti-fraud crackdown. More than 30,000 households covered by South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse district councils claiming to be occupied by a single person will be checked using
SUSAN Gillman, 63, had just sat down for a cup of tea when she was rudely interrupted by a car smashing into her living room. Before Mrs Gillman, of Gooseacre, Radley, could get up, the car, driven by a woman with another female in the passenger seat
HUNDREDS of runners last Sunday enjoyed ideal conditions for the Abingdon Marathon, one of the oldest marathons in the country. A field of 735 was started from Tilsley Park by former Olympic gymnast and Against Breast Cancer fundraiser Suzanne Dando
A GRANDFATHER from Chinnor survived floods, earthquakes and Taliban attacks to drive a 1977 MG Midget around the world to prove a point to his neighbour. Roy Locock, 62, arrived back at Abingdon’s MG Car Club last Thursday 16 months, 27 countries, and
Hook Norton 3 (Moulder 3, Robbins 43, Greaves 79) Wantage Tn 5 (Austin 4, McCullough 26, 30, Claydon 60, 87) Richard Claydon and Liam McCullough each bagged doubles as Wantage saw off basement boys Hook Norton. Pete Moulder put Hook
