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Local News
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Police are still appealing for the good samaritan who helped the victim to come forward A second youth has been arrested as police continue to investigate the assault of a 14-year-old boy outside Banbury Train Station on July 3. A 13-year-old male was arrested in relation to the incident last week. The latest arrest is […]
Barry and David have opted for saddles designed for comfort to help them complete their challenge Two Banbury men are hoping to raise plenty of money for a local charity this September by completing a 101 mile cycle challenge, despite admitting to being middle-aged blokes with dad-bods. Barry Newman and David Feeley are planning to […]
Michael from Banbury also has links to the Oxford area An appeal has been launched to find a 15-year-old Banbury boy who hasn’t been seen for a week. Michael went missing last Sunday (July 9). He has links to the Oxford area and so police think it is possible he may have travelled there. Anyone […]
The incident took place outside the Londis store on Saturday afternoon A 12-year-old boy has been arrested after two people were assaulted in Banbury earlier today (Saturday). The victims – a male and a female – were outside the Londis store on Middleton Road at around 2.25pm when the assault happened. The 12-year-old was arrested […]
Two separate incidents were reported UPDATE: This issue was resolved shortly after 7.30pm EARLIER STORY: A powercut is currently affecting some parts of the Banbury FM area. Around 691 properties in the OX17 postcode area are known to be affected by an outage which started just after 6pm. Engineers are anticipating supplies will be restored […]
The event has raised over £379,500 for charity since it started in 1994 Over 2,500 people are set to head to Hook Norton tomorrow for the annual Festival of Fine Ales. The event was started in 1994 by the Clarke family, who own the Hook Norton Brewery. They wanted to arrange a fundraiser for research […]
The site was first used by local youngsters but the scale and frequency of events in recent years caused annoyance locally A retrospective planning application for a motocross track close to villages to the north-west of Banbury has been refused. A number of people who live in the villages closest to the site applauded as […]
Brackley Foodbank and South Northants Youth Engagement will benefit from money raised this year Brackley’s Town Mayor, Councillor Sue Sharps, has today launched an online fundraising page to help her raise money for the two local charities she is supporting during her mayoral year. Brackley Foodbank will benefit from any funds raised by the mayor, […]
The application sits within an area identified in the current Local Plan for regeneration A section of land in Banbury between the Oxford Canal and the River Cherwell, which is currently used as a caravan park and a car park, looks set to be redeveloped with up to 63 apartments being built there – if […]
In a brand new Town Centre category the winner will fly the flag for Banbury The finalists for this year’s Cherwell Business Awards have been announced and Banbury organisations dominate a brand new Town Centre category. Banbury Town Council, Banbury Sewing Centre in Parson’s Street and Lock 29 are nominated for the award which looks […]