Oxfordshire forces are on the front line in Afghanistan. Reporter Tom Jennings spent a week with them in Camp Bastion and Kandahar to learn about their role. All week he has been telling their stories and, in today’s final chapter, he looks at what
THE bar team at The Three Horseshoes pub in Corn Street, Witney, has won a prestigious national award. The pub has been named joint winner of the Best Bar Team award for the South East and London region of the BT Sport Great British Pub Awards.
Motorists are being reminded that the A44 and A361 in Chipping Norton town centre will be closed for three weeks from Monday for resurfacing work. As reported in the Oxford Mail last month, temporary changes to parking and one-way restrictions
A MAN in his 40s found dead in a Banbury town centre toilet had not yet been named yesterday. Thames Valley Police were called to Bridge Street at 12.11pm on Thursday after reports of concern over a man’s welfare. The man was pronounced dead
AN 18-year-old from Witney yesterday admitted damaging two sets of glass doors at Oxford railway station. Bradley Livingstone, of Winchester Court, admitted kicking and punching the doors on May 25. The charge valued the doors at £7,000 but
STEPHANIE Newing, a sous chef at Cokethorpe School, in Ducklington, near Witney, reached the final of the first Palmer & Howells Chef of the Year competition. She beat three other chefs in the contest for staff working for the company, which
