Andrew Ffrench
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Passengers facing 'excessive wait' for buses delayed by roadworks (opens the original)
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Bus passengers in Oxford have been left waiting for buses delayed by roadworks in Abingdon. Earlier this week, county council bosses warned of delays at the Peachcroft roundabout and at Lodge Hill, where work to create new slip roads is continuing. Roadworks by housing developer David Wilson Homes at the roundabout are coinciding with the council's project at the A34 Lodge Hill junction for about six weeks - work started on Monday. READ MORE: Drivers at busy roundabout face double delay The two
Iris Murdoch paintings are discovered in an Oxford attic (opens the original)
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Artwork created by Booker Prize-winning author Dame Iris Murdoch has been discovered in an Oxford attic. Miles Leeson has been studying Dame Iris - one of Britain's best-loved authors - for more than a decade. When he got a call last year alerting him to the possible discovery of new work by the writer, he did not expect too much. READ MORE: New £14m bridge project will lead to towpath closure But climbing into a dusty Oxford attic, he was stunned to find a treasure trove of art created by the n
Cameras are installed at town's busy no right turn junction (opens the original)
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Cameras have been installed at a busy junction in Abingdon where there is a bid to stop drivers flouting a no right turn ban. The automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras at the junction of Bath Street and Stratton Way were promised by the county council at the end of 2025 and now they have finally been put in place. It has not yet been confirmed that the cameras are the promised ANPR cameras but they could soon be operational. READ MORE: Lib Dem MP refuses to give views on traffic filt
Second largest UK reservoir moving to major next stage (opens the original)
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Three joint ventures have been invited to tender to design, build, test and commission the new White Horse Reservoir, near Abingdon in Oxfordshire. The invitation to tender marks another major milestone for the project, which once built, would be the second largest reservoir in the UK. It is expected the reservoir will take around a decade to build and two winters to fill, with water available for use from 2040. READ MORE: Thames Water updates plans for new reservoir The reservoir is scheduled t
New £14m bridge project will lead to towpath 'closure' (opens the original)
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A section of towpath linking west Oxford with Folly Bridge is about to be closed as work gets under way for the construction of a £14m new river bridge. The Oxpens River Bridge, which will link Oxpens Meadow to Grandpont Nature Park, was backed by the city council in 2024. Campaigners against the bridge launched a judicial review into the decision which was dismissed by the High Court on all five counts. READ MORE: River bridge project moves into construction The bridge was initially expected t
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