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James Bryce

James Bryce

Editor at Banbury Guardian

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Hook Norton Primary School children raise £1,400 for Ukraine with bracelet and bake sale

Hook Norton Primary School raised the money for the UK DEC’s (Disaster’s Emergency Committee) Ukraine Appeal. A spokesperson for the school said: “About two weeks ago, a few children decided during recess on the school playground that they wanted to help children in the Ukraine. They hatched a plan to make bracelets in the Ukrainian flag colours and sell them at a school bake sale to support Ukraine. All the materials were donated by parents and the proceeds are all are going directly to DEC (Di…
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Alkerton tip near Banbury closed due to Storm Eunice

Alkerton household waste recycling centre (at Stratford Road, Alkerton, OX15 6HZ) has been closed today - Friday February 18. It, and all other Oxfordshire household waste recycling centres have been closed due to Storm Eunice. A statement on Oxfordshire County Council’s website said: “ALL Oxfordshire recycling centres are CLOSED due to strong, dangerous winds caused by Storm Eunice. We hope they will reopen as normal tomorrow.”
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Ambulance service covering the Banbury area declares 'critical ... ...

The ambulance service which covers the Banbury area, along with the rest of Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Hampshire has declared a ‘critical incident’ due to the impacts of Storm Eunice. South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) said higher than normal demand on the 999 service, along with disruptions to travelling due to road and bridge closures have led to the situation. It is hoped that once the worst of Storm Eunice has passed the South Central region, the…
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Amber weather warning for strong winds covering the Banbury area du...

The Banbury area, and much of the the south of England, has been issued an Amber weather warning by the Met Office. The warning runs from 5am on Friday February 18 to 9pm the same day and is for ‘extremely strong winds’ caused by Storm Eunice which ‘may cause significant disruption’. The Amber warning states: - There is a good chance that flying debris could result in a danger to life - Damage to buildings and homes is likely, with roofs blown off and power lines brought down - Roads, bridges a…
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Victim left with bleeding, bruises and grazes to his face after ass...

The victim sustained significant bleeding, bruises and grazes to his face
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Bloxham salon wins award

Bloxham based salon, The Loft Beauty Rooms has recently been awarded a British Hair and Beauty award in the Best Beauty salon - South East category. Salon owners Katy Doughty and Claire Armstrong are absolutely delighted to have been recognised by the industry experts and peers. They said: “The award was heavily customer service focussed, and its an area we are really passionate and committed to. “It’s been a tough 18 months for all businesses, but the one positive from the Covid lockdowns was…
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Oxfordshire residents speak out on how visual impairment and sight ...

To mark World Sight Day we spoke to Oxfordshire Association for the Blind about Visual Impairment and how sight loss can impact employment opportunities. More than 2 million people in the UK are living with Sight Loss and around 22,000 people in Oxfordshire are part of that statistic. October 14 marks World Sight Day, a day to raise public awareness of blindness and visual impairment. We took the time out to speak to Oxfordshire Association for the Blind about Visual Impairment and what that me…
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Changes to bus services in Banbury with extra morning trips, plus n...

Stagecoach has announced increased morning and evening bus services in Banbury and Witney, as well as a new under-19 ticket type.
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‘Heart-warming’ generosity of Cherwell residents to Afghan refugees...

People in Cherwell who have donated items to support Afghan refugees are being thanked for their response to the situation.
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Banbury's Age UK charity shop urgently needs clothing and books, gi...

It’s been a busy few months for the Age UK shop located at 2 Parsons Street and now the staff are calling out to people in the local area to donate their unwanted items to help keep our shelves stocked. A spokesperson said: “Since reopening we have enjoyed welcoming back local residents and we’ve been overwhelmed by the fantastic support from the community. “Customers old and new have visited the Age UK Banbury shop helping to boost sales and providing us with an extraordinary amount of donat…
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Barbecue breakfast at Wykham Park Academy to celebrate GCSE results

A barbecue breakfast and ice-cream van awaited students at Wykham Park Academy this morning, for the second year in a row, as they collected their GCSE results. Staff said the food treats organised for last year’s Year 11 cohort proved to be so popular, they decided they should do it every year for those collecting their GCSE exam results. And the students had plenty to celebrate this morning with the secondary school achieving a fantastic set of results, with a significant number of students g…
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Record-breaking year for A-level results at Sibford School

Pupils at Sibford School  have been celebrating after achieving their best results on record despite the unprecedented circumstances surrounding examinations this year.
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Banbury children’s play area is opened after £80,000 makeover and e...

The playground was reopened this week after an eight week closure
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Roadworks in the Banbury area over the bank holiday weekend

Where to avoid driving over the bank holiday weekend