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The RSPCA denies allegations that it placed animals in the care of an Oxfordshire rescue centre in the days before raiding it and removing all the animals.

A BANBURY mum is celebrating after being announced as one of the Top 100 Mums in Business by online support network Mumpreneur UK.

THE OXFORD Academy’s principal says he has set tough new targets for the school, after results fell below the Government’s minimum GCSE targets.

THE OXFORD Academy’s principal says he has set tough new targets for the school, after results fell below the Government’s minimum GCSE targets.

THE OXFORD Academy’s principal says he has set tough new targets for the school, after results fell below the Government’s minimum GCSE targets.

Firefighters tackle a suspected arson attack at a pub in Oxford.

A NEW way of making sure that the right people get selected for jobs has been launched by a standards body.

THE latest development in green transport has been unveiled by a hi-tech Oxfordshire firm.

ORGANISERS of the annual Oxford spring clean say the number of schools and groups that have stepped forward to help is nearing the hundred mark.

ORGANISERS of the annual Oxford spring clean say the number of schools and groups that have stepped forward to help is nearing the hundred mark.

AS perhaps the only Oxford-educated bullfighter in history, Alexander Fiske-Harrison is not a man easily scared.

THE latest development in green transport has been unveiled by a hi-tech Oxfordshire firm.

THE latest development in green transport has been unveiled by a hi-tech Oxfordshire firm.

AS perhaps the only Oxford-educated bullfighter in history, Alexander Fiske-Harrison is not a man easily scared.

A COUNCIL worker is putting herself in the shoes of the unemployed this week in an attempt to raise funds for a local charity.

Cherwell District Council is launching a series of new badminton sessions at Spiceball Leisure Centre in Banbury, in collaboration with Go Active and Badminton England. The Active Women sessions are for women aged 16 and over only and run every Mondays from 30 January, 12.30pm to 1.30pm. Sessions cost £2, or you can bring a friend and pay £1 each There's no need to book, just come along and have a go.

The Big Job Fair is coming to Bicester. On 16 February the Big Job Fair will be a chance for job seekers to meet local employers who are recruiting staff. Come along for free, meet the employers, find out about training courses and apprenticeships and get expert advice about CVs and interview techniques.

A joint project between Cherwell District Council and Sainsbury's which will transform Bicester town centre is set to start. The redevelopment will see the construction of a new leisure and retail destination in the heart of Bicester town centre, creating approximately 600 new jobs in the local economy.

Cherwell District Council has appointed consultants WYG to prepare a Masterplan for Bicester. The role of the Masterplan is to look at the town and its future needs for the next 20 years.

Cherwell District Council has introduced more disabled bays in its Bicester car parks in preparation for the loss of those in Crown and Crown Walk. From midnight on Sunday, 29 January, the two car parks will no longer be in operation meaning the loss of 20 disabled spaces.

A Bicester resident has moved into the first property on a new affordable housing development that will set the standard for sustainability in Cherwell. The move marks the completion of the first phase of the Bryan House scheme on Chapel Street, Bicester, which is being developed by Sanctuary Group, one of the UK's leading housing providers, in partnership with Cherwell District Council and contractors Mansell.

A woman will have to carry out unpaid work in the community after being reported for cheating the benefits system. At Banbury Magistrates' Court on Friday, 6 January, Lorraine Kirk of Heyford Leys, Upper Heyford, pleaded guilty to making various false claims.

Funding secured by Cherwell District Council from Sport England means there's a chance for young people to try out two new sports for free at Spiceball Leisure Centre. The money from Sportivate - a Sport England initiative - will cover the cost of venue hire and coaching.

Twelfth Night is upon us and those who will be disposing of real Christmas trees have some simple instructions in Cherwell. The trees can be put out either in or by the brown bin for its next collection and will then go on to be composted.

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Solar eruption causes strongest radiation storm for seven years as particles hurtle towards Earth - The solar flare occurred on Sunday and will hit Earth with three different effects at three different times.

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New Evening Classes - New evening indoor puppy and pet dog training classes will be starting Tuesday 31st January 2012 at St James’ Hall, Downley. The puppy class will start at 6pm and the pet dog class at 7pm.

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Chinese-Shandong Heavy Buys Italy's Luxury Yachts Maker Ferretti - Ferretti to be sold for £247 Million to a Chinese state-owned conglomerate. The group includes CRN which builds 85 metre mega-yachts for oligarchs. Riva the 170 year old company plus 6 other famous brands.
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Polish prosecutor Mikolaj Przybyl shoots himself after news conference - Mikolaj Przybyl shot himself in his office in Poznan after reading a statement in which he defended a military investigation into leaks related to a plane crash that killed Poland's president two years ago. [

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Terminally ill given less than a year to live 'should have right to ask their doctor for lethal drugs' - The report, financed in part by assisted suicide backer Sir Terry Pratchett, pictured, stopped short of recommending euthanasia of the kind practised by the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland. [

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Affordable housing shortage fears - Changes to benefits could mean that in many parts of the UK there won't be enough affordable housing for families on a low income, experts warn. [BBC Politics]

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Andy Murray insists last year's straight-sets Australian Open final defeat to Novak Djokovic will not be on his mind when they meet in the semi-finals on Friday.

Security staff were forced to release Andrew Farndon, pictured, as he arrived at West Suffolk Hospital in Bury St Edmonds, where staff said they saw a man with a gun.

Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester is to receive a bonus of almost £1m for his work at the bank, which is 83% owned by the taxpayer.

Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester is to receive a bonus of almost £1m for his work at the bank, which is 83% owned by the taxpayer.

Amir Khan still does not have a deal with Lamont Peterson over a rematch with the US boxer waiting until his appeal has been heard.

Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner condemns PM David Cameron for accusing her government of "colonialism" in the Falklands.

Paul O'Connell warns Wales that Ireland are desperate to erase the memory of their World Cup quarter-final defeat in next weekend's Six Nations opener.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says the chance to play for his hometown club at Wembley is a "superb" feeling.

Rights campaigners have criticised plans to ask search engines to demote illegal sites in order to fight piracy.

A study of DNA revealed that indigenous people in North America actually came from Altai in southern Siberia - walking across the Bering strait around 13,000 years ago.

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Practical help is now available for vulnerable residents, so their homes become more energy efficient and less money and energy is wasted.

West Oxfordshire District Council is calling on parish and town councils and local community groups to help keep the district spick and span during 2012.

Street parties and fetes are a traditional part of community life; they are a simple way for us to get to know our neighbours and meet members of our community.

A thermal imaging camera that shows heat loss in homes is helping West Oxfordshire residents reduce their fuel bills.

Three West Oxfordshire villages are a step closer to getting new, or improved, play areas, following the approval of grants, totalling in excess of £19.

The RSPCA denies allegations that it placed animals in the care of an Oxfordshire rescue centre in the days before raiding it and removing all the animals.

Firefighters tackle a suspected arson attack at a pub in Oxford.

Newport County sign Oxford United midfielder Adam Chapman on loan for a month.

Defender Steven Kinniburgh leaves Oxford United after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's game between Burton Albion and Oxford Utd in League Two.

Volunteer groups in West Oxfordshire are trained to carry out thermal imaging to help reduce energy bills.

An Oxfordshire company has developed a battery to power a public transport vehicle that is able to drive itself.

A prisoner who absconded from jail three years into his sentence for stealing antiques from country houses in Oxfordshire is arrested in a hotel.

Kimi Raikkonen says he had no trouble re-adapting to a Formula 1 car in his first test after two years away from the sport.

South West Trains and Chiltern are singled out for problems with punctuality in a survey of rail passengers.

A homeless woman is raped while sleeping rough on an Oxford city centre street.

Savings made downsizing Thames Valley Police result in a projected underspend of £5.3m according to a new report by the police authority.

Oxford United will not have a fourth stand in place for the visit of Swindon Town in March because it is not financially viable.

Two of Oxfordshire's most famous clubs - Banbury Cricket and Banbury Twenty - announce an amalgamation.

An Oxford professor has warned that the world's only venomous primate is under threat from the pet trade.

Fen Greatley is disappointed by It's a Hit's whistle stop tour through the musicals of the twentieth century

This week Matt Isard is disappointed by Ralph Fiennes' screen adaptation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus. For him it was more like Corio-lamus (cringe, but fair).

JCR embroiled in controversy after vote to ignore report on electoral malpractice.

New College Oxford responds to trademark application from its London namesake

Thousands of pounds worth of goods stolen from Oxford Union, raising concerns about security at the site

Oxford University to open a new super surgery in Jericho in the coming months

Increasing numbers of students nationally file complaints about tutors

Wadham's SU split over motion to end vegetarian-only dinners

Oxford bucks national trend, as other UK universities see applications fall

National statistics demonstrate that more women than ever before are gaining top university positions

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