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SNP threaten to force Palestine recognition vote as PM faces pressure over Gaza

Grade II-listed Oxfordshire village pub could become family home

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The former Crown and Tuns pub in Deddington near Banbury which is Grade II-listed could be turned into a home.Chester, England · Chester See the Story

Two Sheep 'Found with Teeth Puncture Marks After Dog Attack'

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Two sheep have been found with puncture marks from teeth after a dog attack near Banbury in Oxfordshire.Banbury · Banbury See the Story

Two men sentenced following Banbury stabbing - Banbury FM

Niko Gjika and Harry Reading One of the men held the victim whilst the other stabbed him Two men have been given prison sentences following a stabbing in Banbury town centre during the early hours of September 1 last year. Oxford Crown Court heard that a man in his thirties had been involved in an altercation with Niko Gjika and Harry Reading in Banbury Market Place at around 12.05am. When he subsequently left the JT Davies pub he was followed b…Banbury · Banbury Read Article

'Invaluable Opportunity to Understand the Challenges Jordan Faces'

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I spent part of last week with four Labour MPs on a cross-party visit to Jordan’s refugee camps.Refugees · Jordan See the Story

Housing agreed for Milcombe and Great Bourton - Banbury FM

The sites in Milcombe (left) and Great Bourton (right) The Planning Committee made their decisions on Thursday afternoon Cherwell District Council’s Planning Committee have this afternoon agreed to new housing being built in both Milcombe and Great Bourton. Milcombe Permission was given for 50 houses to be built on a green field site in Milcombe, on the southern side of the Bloxham Road and backing onto Portland Road. A previous application to b…Housing · England Read Article

Calls for derelict garages to be secured and redeveloped - Banbury FM

The site has been sold to a third party so neither the council or Sanctuary Housing are responsible Calls have been made for action to be taken to secure and, ultimately, redevelop derelict garages on Bretch Hill. Councillor Mark Cherry says he’s been contacted by local residents who are concerned the run-down area is attracting anti-social behaviour. The garages sit between the homes on Bretch Hill, Conway Drive and Edmunds Road. Councillor Che…Banbury · Banbury Read Article

[Opinion] Council urged to listen to local opinion over proposed junction changes - Banbury FM

Its feared the changes could result in more congestion, poorer air quality and rat runs created Oxfordshire County Council are being urged to take notice of local opinion before making a final decision on their proposals for the Cherwell Street and Bridge Street junction in Banbury town centre. Fears have been expressed that the changes as planned will result in more congestion, poorer air quality and rat runs created as people avoid the juncti…Opinion · Banbury Read Article

Council will have to dip into reserves to defend planning appeals - Banbury FM

When the council loses costs can be awarded to the person appealing The amount of money spent defending planning appeals in the Cherwell District has gone over the amount of budget allocated, as at the end of July. Cherwell District Council will now have to dip into its reserves to continue defending decisions taken by the Planning Committee where the applicant isn’t happy with the ruling. When a planning application is refused, the applicant ha…Banbury · Banbury Read Article

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