Wed, 16th May 2012

Oxford News

Quilt spreads pretty serious message

7:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Natalie Brook, pictured left with volunteer Kate Halls

WOMEN who have suffered domestic violence contributed to a quilt calling for an end to abuse.

Housing review after estate managers cut

7:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

HOUSING bosses are to look at whether Oxford’s estate managers are seen out enough following a rise in complaints.

Homes for the elderly to get a major revamp

6:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Bradlands House resident Malcolm Everton and councillor Mary Clarkson outside the estate

A HOUSING block for the elderly in Old Marston could be bulldozed and replaced with a modern complex as part of Oxford City Council’s push for more social housing.

Cash boost for Chinese community

6:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

AN ADVICE centre for Chinese people based in East Oxford has been given a huge cash injection allowing it to continue running its services for five years.

'Give area better leisure facilities'

5:10pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Aidan Melville

Leisure facilities including a skate park, better bus links and controls on commuter parking have been listed by South Abingdon residents as major priorities in a new survey.

Jobs boost with more room at the inn

1:20pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Jobs boost with more room at the inn

A major extension to a hotel and restaurant near Didcot could bring 20 new jobs to the town.

Uniting to light up Artweeks

1:10pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Uniting to light up Artweeks

People from all walks of life in Summertown have been getting together to show off their artistic talent for Artweeks.

Care village will destroy beauty spot, say residents

1:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Artist Lucienne de Mauny, 58, right, her husband Tony Fletcher, 72, left, and Susie Ibbotson, centre, are leading opposition to the plans

AN area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Wallingford will be damaged forever if planners allow a new care village for the elderly to be built, according to residents.

House-building plans ‘a total waste of time’

1:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Matthew Barber

OPPONENTS of a scrapped plan to build more homes in Vale villages have branded the whole affair a “waste of time and money”.

Avoid alcohol and keep babies safe

12:50pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Julia Brown with her adopted daughter Niamh

A MOTHER who says her adopted daughter is ‘living proof of the dangers of drinking’ has appealed for people to take a few booze-free days to help boost her charity’s coffers.

Police officer back as the boss

12:00pm Wednesday 16th May 2012

Insp Neville Clayton

Twenty-five years after starting his police career in Bicester, Neville Clayton is back – but this time he’s in charge.

Oxford surges ahead as electric car centre

11:00am Wednesday 16th May 2012

Transport Minister Norman Baker, left, and David Martell of Chargemaster at an electric charge post in Oxford

OXFORD is to become an electric car hub with more charge points per head of population than any other European city.

Multi-million pound fraud trial postponed

11:00am Wednesday 16th May 2012

THE trial of four men accused of multi-million pound fraud involving an Oxfordshire business has been postponed.

By-election for council members

11:00am Wednesday 16th May 2012

NORTH HINKSEY: A by-election to replace two members of North Hinksey Parish Council takes place tomorrow.

Repatriations

11:00am Wednesday 16th May 2012

The repatriation of a serviceman based at RAF Brize Norton and his colleague will take place tomorrow.

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