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Forklift truck driver Peter Haslam, 49, and Adrian Davies, 43, a construction worker, were found together in a vehicle parked behind 45 Vineyard, Abingdon, on September 14 last year.
Both men were unresponsive when they were found. Naloxone, a medicati…
The deaths of two men opposite a BP petrol station in Abingdon were both drug-related, inquests have concluded.
Peter Haslam, aged 49, and Adrian Davies, 43, were found unresponsive in a car parked behind 45 Vineyard on September 14, 2021.
Multiple amb…
Following five days of deliberation, discussion, arguments and agreement, Fleet News can announce the finalists for the fleet industry’s most prestigious and sought-after awards.
The five judging panels (cars, vans, trucks, suppliers, fleets) sifted th…
Continental Tyres is building upon last year’s successful apprenticeship programme launch by seeking applicants to join the scheme throughout 2022.
Open to individuals of all ages and with no prior experience required, Continental’s full-time Tyre Tech…
Help save us from HGVs
It is quite clear that the concerns Henley residents have about the use of their town as a shortcut by heavy goods vehicles have fallen off the radar.
This issue needs to be brought back to the attention of all townsfolk as soon …
What links famous movie director Stanley Kubrick with the pleasant and coveted Warwickshire village of Napton on the Hill?
You’d probably land Chris Tarrant’s £1 million jackpot if you knew.
For those in the dark, the answer is New York-born actor Ed B…
Richard WebberIMPROVED standards of respect between members of Oxfordshire County Council are set to be pursued in the wake of a row involving “disgusting”, “appalling” and “baseless” claims.Councillor Richard Webber (Lib Dem, Sutton Courtenay & Ma…
A Napoleonic epic, which has some big names attached to it, will shoot scenes in Oxfordshire.Last year the Oxford Mail brought you news that a huge new movie production would be filming in parts of the county, as well as the fact they were looking for …
THE organisers of Truck Festival, Oxfordshire’s biggest dedicated rock and pop gathering, have added a clutch of new bands to the line-up to their line-up for this year’s event.Sea Girls, Jaws, The Murder Capital and Cassia have been announced as part …
Truck Festival has ramped up the anticipation for its 25th Anniversary event by announcing a slew of more new names who will all be appearing at the Oxfordshire festival this July. Continuing to break boundaries by fusing heavyweight acts of the modern…