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A rare classic made by the iconic Coventry car company Riley is to go on show in a motor museum. The 1962 Riley 4/72 will have a new home at Great British Car Journey in Derbyshire, after it was donated by the daughters of its former owner.
The Riley 4…
A Belfast cyber security startup has played a key role in the successful rollout of two teleoperated vans, paving the way for driverless vehicles and one of the biggest ever transformations of the global logistics sector.
ANGOKA provided the cyber secu…
A tipper truck driver has pleaded not guilty to causing the death of Oxford researcher Dr Ling Felce by dangerous driving.Robert Whiting, 39, is said to have been behind the wheel of a DAF tipper lorry on The Plain when the truck struck the 35-year-old…
Oxfordshire County Council has secured £71,000 of funding to expand the number of electric cargo (e-cargo) bikes used to deliver goods in an ultra-low emission way across Oxford.
The county council was one of 14 local authorities to secure invest…
A truck driver said to have performed a U-turn on the A34 has denied dangerous driving.Kawshar Auzine, 49, was allegedly behind the wheel of an Iveco Daily flat bed truck on the A34 near South Hinksey on January 14, 2021.
Oxford Magistrates’ Court hear…
When Jenni Hannant’s boiler packed up, she tried the usual trick to get it going again: banging the pump, pressing the red button and expecting it to kick back in. When it still wouldn’t start, and she called a plumber for advice, they told her to ch…
The events will celebrate the very best of music, art, performance and food and will take place right here in the county.
Big names from the world of music will play at the festivals, including Anne-Marie, Years & Years, James Morrison and Th…
A version of this article was first published in the February edition of Fleet News
Local road pricing schemes could scupper the Government’s ability to replace fuel duty and vehicle excise duty (VED) with its own pas-as-you-drive tax.
The Mayor …
Oxford University have said they are ‘horrified’ by the deaths of two of their faculty members who died in crashes with HGVs while cycling this month. Ellen Moilanen, a Reuben College Academic Administrator died on February 8 this year near O…
Oxford University said there is “a compelling and urgent need to improve the safety of pedestrians and cyclists in Oxford” following the deaths of two members of its staff in cycle collisions in a month. Ellen Moilanen, a Reuben College Academic A…