This mustard is hot stuff

Bruce Young

4:42pm Thursday 9th May 2013

Oxfordshire’s award-winning mustard-maker Bruce Young has a busy summer ahead and he couldn’t be happier.

Art in focus for preview exhibition

Chris Townsend

12:00pm Wednesday 8th May 2013

As artists from West Oxfordshire prepare to open their doors to the public from May 18 to 27 as part of the annual Oxfordshire Artweeks open studios event, a flavour of what is in store can be found on show in Chipping Norton

Getting a smarter deal on energy

Betty Hughes can can keep an eye on her oil tank’s level using a laptop computer

12:00pm Wednesday 1st May 2013

One West Oxfordshire resident’s bright idea is helping communities across the country to cut their heating bills

All set fair for antiques event

Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill at Blenheim Palace

12:00pm Wednesday 17th April 2013

ANTQUES are a passion for Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, and her ancestral family home, Blenheim Palace, makes a perfect stately backdrop for the Cotswold Art & Antique Dealers’ Association Fair, which opens tomorrow.

Prue's winning recipe

Prue Leith

12:00pm Wednesday 10th April 2013

She is a familiar face on our TV screens as a judge on the Great British Menu but West Oxfordshire resident Prue Leith also finds time for family, writing novels and working for an international hotel chain.

On a mission to explain science

Dr Richard Corfield

12:00pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013

Tim Hughes talks to a geologist, chemist, palaeontologist, astronomer and historian wrapped up in one person – Long Hanborough resident and science writer Richard Corfield

Cogges opens new chapter

Six-year-old Sarah Morris, from Woodleys, near Woodstock, with a month-old lamb at Cogges on Saturday

12:00pm Wednesday 27th March 2013

Despite the bitter weather Witney’s Cogges farm museum opened its doors for the new season at the weekend after a £100,000 investment over the winter to add new features to the attraction

Family committed to helping others cope with condition

Simon and Julia Brown with Niamh at the FASD Trust’s office at Cornbury Park, near Charlbury

4:00pm Thursday 21st March 2013

Simon and Julia Brown's decision to adopt a baby born with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder changed their lives and led them to create a charity dedicated to helping other families living with the condition

Exhibition charts changes in Bampton's Market Square

Bampton resident Adrian Simmonds, whose photographs feature in the exhibtion, in front of Thornberry, which stands on the site of the old Market Square Garage

4:20pm Thursday 14th March 2013

An exhibition running at Bampton Library puts the community’s focal point in the spotlight.

Agricultural engineer remains at cutting edge

Agricultural engineer Graham Cherry in the workshop at his company’s base near Enstone

12:00pm Wednesday 30th January 2013

An agricultural engineering firm founded 30 years ago, when its boss was a teenager, is still going from strength to strength, discovers Jane Marriott






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