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Witney road to be closed to tackle flooding - council warning (opens the original)
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Oxfordshire County Council is preparing to carry out drainage improvements on Buttercross Lane in Witney from August 3 to 28 to tackle persistent flooding issues. Liz Leffman, Oxfordshire County Council’s cabinet member for highways construction and repair, said: "Residents have had to put up with flooding at this location for far too long due to a lack of proper maintenance by the developer prior to the road’s adoption by the council as highways authority. "Officers have worked hard to come up
Oxford GP issues summer holiday ADHD warning to parents (opens the original)
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An Oxford ADHD specialist is encouraging parents to use the summer holidays to better understand their children’s needs. Dr Heidi Phillips, a GP specialising in neurodiversity at the Oxford Centre for ADHD and Autism, said the break is a valuable time to observe how children manage day-to-day activities without classroom pressures. Dr Phillips said: "I see many parents arrive at assessments already convinced their child has ADHD after seeing misinformation online or hearing celebrity stories, bu
Prep school in Bucks praised for innovative approach to digital learning (opens the original)
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A prep school has been commended for its innovative approach to digital learning. Beachborough School in Westbury, near Brackley, has been recognised for its efforts at the Independent Schools of the Year Awards, earning praise in the Best Use of Education Technology category. Simone Mitchell, head of Beachborough, said: "This commendation is wonderful recognition of the approach we have developed at Beachborough. "We are proud to combine the very best of traditional educational values with inno
Oxford University Hospitals announces important pregnancy changes (opens the original)
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Oxford University Hospitals is making changes to its foetal growth surveillance. The changes are aligned with NHS England’s "Saving Babies’ Lives Care Bundle" and will be implemented immediately. This adjustment comes following recent reviews. Now, pregnant women with an identified risk factor for inadequate foetal growth will be offered continued growth scan monitoring beyond 36 weeks. This applies even if the uterine artery Doppler at 20 weeks and the 36-week scan appear normal. The adjustment
Defending champion suffers shock defeat in second round of event (opens the original)
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In a night filled with surprises, defending Oxford Singles champion Pete Rampton was knocked out in the second round. The unexpected turn unfolded at the Masons Arms, where Rampton (Black Horse) was edged out in a thrilling match by Dick Walsh (White House). Both players were neck-and-neck after Rampton took the first leg 4-3, only for Walsh to equalise in a captivating three-stick shoot-out, followed by a tense one-stick shoot-out. The decisive leg required another three-stick decider, where Wa
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