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Garden waste bin will not be emptied after March 1 unless a subscription licence label has been purchased If you live in the Cherwell District and want your brown garden waste bin emptied after March 1 next year you will need to purchase a subscription licence label. These have gone on sale today and the […]
Around 3.5 miles of congestion built before the animals were removed Drivers have suffered delays on the northbound M40 this Sunday lunchtime due to animals on the carriageway. Just before 1.30pm National Highways East issued a message to say two lanes were closed between the Cherwell Valley Services at Junction 10 and Banbury at Junction […]
The fairy lit convoy will raise funds for Katharine House with the tour getting underway on Saturday evening Excitement is building ahead of tomorrow’s RC Baker Christmas Tractor Run around the villages on the southern side of Banbury. Organisers have confirmed that one of the stars of the hit TV show Clarkson’s Farm, Kaleb Cooper, […]
COVID figures reach highest rate across Oxfordshire “Let’s make this Christmas one to remember – for all the right reasons” – that’s the message from Oxfordshire’s Public Health chief as we are urged to get vaccinated and take extra precautions to help us reach the festive season free of COVID. Official figures show cases in […]
Hip Fracture Team has again been named one of the top hospitals in the country If you need hip fracture treatment at the Horton General Hospital you will be in safe hands. For the ninth year running the Hip Fracture Team has been named one of the top hospitals in the country, meeting all of […]
Invites have started to be sent out with 1000 booster jabs given in Banbury yesterday Last night Banbury’s MP Victoria Prentis held an urgent meeting with Oxfordshire’s health chiefs and fellow MPs in an attempt to try to address the problems people have been having accessing COVID booster vaccinations locally in our area. With the […]
Messages of gratitude and love for the man who has been there for others in their time of need The highly respected chaplain at Katharine House Hospice is retiring after years of providing comfort for people affected by life limiting illnesses. Today is the final working day for James Grote, who has been at the […]
Travellers setting up camps illegally could spend three months in prison or get fined up to £2,500 if a new law passes by Andy Mitchell, Local Democracy Reporter Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) Matthew Barber expects law changes to “significantly shift the balance of power” away from travellers who set up camps illegally. […]
Victory over Hednesford Town took Banbury United’s tally of league wins to 15 this season Banbury United head into the festive period taking the top spot in their league after beating Hednesford Town 3-2 in an away game last night. The Puritan’s victory came after a dramatic late winner from Morgan Roberts in the game’s […]
Victoria Prentis acknowledges that clinics in Oxford or Coventry are not viable options for some Banbury’s MP has stepped in and called for an urgent meeting today to try to address the problems people are having accessing COVID booster vaccinations in the local area. For a number of days an increasing number of complaints have […]
