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  • New badminton sessions at Spiceball
    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
    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.
  • Work to start in Bicester town centre
    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.
  • Bicester Masterplan
    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.
  • Disabled parking in Bicester
    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.
  • First tenant moves into new eco home
    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.
  • Shopped and stopped
    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.
  • New taster sessions at Spiceball
    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.
  • Easy treesy
    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.
  • Bounce-fit comes to Kidlington
    Come and bounce to the beat with a new, fun and funky exercise class. Inspiring music, dance and 'street cheer' moves, all on mini trampolines, will help you start 2012 as you mean to go on. Bounce fitness is an ideal way to burn off the Christmas calories and banish the January blues. A combination of bouncing, dancing and cheering gives a great low impact workout that makes you feel good.
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