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Business park ‘will bring in 1,500 jobs’
PLANS for a new £80million business park for Bicester, which could create more than 1,500 jobs, have been unveiled this week.
Howzat for Kwik Cricket Festival?
CRIES of ‘howzat?’ could be heard around the Bicester and North Oxford Cricket Club during the annual Kwik Cricket Festival.
Join your fellow townsfolk and celebrate the Jubilee
PREPARATIONS for Bicester’s Jubilee celebrations are well underway as the clock ticks down to the momentous event.
Overwhelming support for Bicester Village plan
WELL over 1,000 people visited a public exhibition of plans for the redevelopment of Bicester Village, Tesco and Bicester Business Park last week.
Clare has the blues for national award
A BLUES musician from Bicester has been nominated in the best female vocalist category of the British Blues Awards.
Kirtlington Ale next weekend
MORRIS DANCING: A total of 16 sides will take part in the ancient Kirtlington Lamb Ale morris dancing festival next Saturday and Sunday, May 26 and 27.
Illness support not what it used to be, says Bicester CAB
WORKERS are being urged find out more about changes to sickness support by Bicester’s Citizens Advice Bureau.
Damage to firms’ premises
CRIMINAL DAMAGE: A door and windows were damaged on two buildings in Bicester’s Telford Road Industrial Estate last week.
Farm machinery up for auction in Preston Bissett
FARMERS restructuring their businesses are selling off some of their machinery during an auction in Preston Bissett this weekend.
Police witness appeal after firearm arrest
MAN ARRESTED: Police have appealed for witnesses after a man allegedly produced a gun after an argument in Market End Way in Bicester on Friday.
Green jubilee drinks with Grassroots Bicester
BICESTER residents can find out how to get involved in eco-friendly community events at a special royal jubilee celebration on Saturday, June 2.
Police appeal after burglars threaten pair on doorstep
POLICE are hunting a pair of burglars who threatened a Bicester couple with a knife on their doorstep last Tuesday.
Big break for young dancers
TREE OF LIGHT: Young people from Bicester have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be part of the London Olympic celebrations this June half-term.
Unique cycle race in support of veterans
SILVERSTONE circuit will be swapping horse power for pedal power in August, for what is thought to be the biggest events of its kind.
Water firm rules out tougher drought action
THE wettest April on record has ruled out the possibility of more serious drought restrictions this year, Thames Water has announced.
Free sessions to help make the most out of innovation
THE next Practical Innovation Session will take place at the home of cutting edge science.
Recycle your old gardening tools at Oxon waste centres
A NEW tool recycling trial in Oxon aims to give unwanted tools a new home, keeping them out of landfill.
Circuit plays the field for potential investor
BOSSES at Silverstone have said the future of the South Nortants race track is secure, despite talks with international backers so far producing no results.
New-look ‘reuse barn’ is Aladdin’s Cave for bargain-hunters
WOMBLES can make good use of the things everyday folk leave behind at Farthinghoe Recycling Centre, as the facility unveils its new-look ‘reuse barn’ in time for its 10th anniversary this week.
Olympic games with green twist for Glory Farm
CHILDREN at Glory Farm School in Bicester will be treated to a day of Olympic fun by the Green Schools Roadshow next month.
Indecent exposure in Bicester
POLICE are hunting a man who exposed himself to a mother and two young children in Bicester on Tuesday.
Daily auction for little Oliver
BICESTER: A daily online auction will raise money for the Help Oliver Walk campaign throughout the month of May.
Burglars raid home in Victoria Road
BICESTER: Police have appealed for witnesses after a break-in at a home in Victoria Road on Tuesday last week.
Feel flexy with yoga classes
WESTON-ON-THE-GREEN: Subsidised yoga classes for beginners will start in Weston-on-the-Green Village Hall next month.
Dawn chorus walk on RSPB Otmoor site this Saturday
EARLY risers can hear the Otmoor chorus performing its springtime medley in a free guided walk near Bicester this Saturday, May 5.
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