Transport and Logistics Network
A fleet of barges has been specially built to undertake a massive dredging operation of the iconic Queen Pool at Blenheim. The dredge, which gets underway this month, is one of the largest civil engineering projects ever undertaken at the Oxfordshire U…
WITH more than 200,000 people watching hundreds of acts over more than 90 stages, Glastonbury is not only the biggest music festival in Britain, but among the best in the world.And alongside the likes of Paul McCartney, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar an…
An Oxfordshire engineering company backed by Australia’s richest man is plotting a hiring spree that will double its workforce in two years.
Williams Advanced Engineering, previously part of the Williams Formula One racing group, has 380 employees.
But…
A distinctive inflatable turtle was among waste dumped on the side of the road in Oxfordshire. Council workers were called to Green Lane in Yarnton on June 18 after ‘construction waste’ was reportedly fly-tipped.
The waste including the striking paddli…
Everyone wishes their beloved dog could talk, it would make those long walks even more enjoyable. And you’d know exactly what was bothering your pet if it was under the weather.
But your dog is telling you a lot about their health and well-being every …
With fresh as you can get fruit and vegetables bursting out of baskets and the smell of fresh bread wafting through the air, what’s not to love about a good, old-fashion farmers’ market? Not only are you getting great tasting produce, you’re also doing…
Summer’s here and after a couple of tricky years due to lockdowns, the festival circuit is back with a bang! To celebrate the return of the outdoor jollities, warm beer, pongy bogs, soggy sleeping bags, collapsing tents, nettle sting and sunburn plus, …
The summer heatwave is tipped to return with a vengeance next week as the country braces itself for another spell of sweltering temperatures. This will come after cooler air blows in at the beginning of the week.
Paul Gundersen, Met Office chief weathe…
A man has been sentenced for drink-driving on the A361 near Burford after he was spotted driving ‘significantly slower’ than the 60mph speed limit. Lee Price, aged 33, of Church Close, Islip, was disqualified from driving for a year and fined at Oxford…
A mother of two has been given just a few years to live after doctors misdiagnosed excruciating pain which left her “crying on her way to work”.
Brave Emma Watkins, 44, continued to work as a teaching assistant in a special needs school while she endur…