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Major HS2 milestone reached as giant viaduct is completed (opens the original)
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A major milestone has been reached on the HS2 route with the completion of the 320-metre Westbury viaduct. The structure, stretching across the floodplain of the River Great Ouse near Brackley, will carry high-speed trains and is the longest viaduct in the Brackley area - just over the border in South Northamptonshire. Built using an innovative double composite design, the viaduct uses less concrete and steel than traditional models, helping to reduce carbon emissions. Paul Cooper, senior projec
New Slough café offers free drinks and friendly conversation (opens the original)
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A new community café is offering a warm welcome and friendly conversation. Located at Salt Hill Activity Centre in Slough, the café runs every weekday morning from 10am to 12pm and offers a free hot drink, a book swap, board games, and a relaxed space to connect with others. Julie Miles, general manager at Everyone Active, said: "With our community café, we wanted to create somewhere that genuinely feels open to everyone as a place where you can pop in for a coffee, pick up a book, play a gam
Stunning Ascot property near top schools hits market for £2m (opens the original)
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A five-bedroom detached house in Ascot is on the market with a guide price of £1,999,500. The new-build property at Kings Ride is set within the Millgate Kingswood development. It has three reception rooms, four bathrooms, a balcony, a garden and a patio. The home is available with no onward chain and is held on a freehold tenure. Man cautioned after woman's hair is pulled at Reform Party conference Bin lorry catches fire after vape is thrown away with household rubbish Mansion with cinema room
Oxford music celebration expands with new live events programme (opens the original)
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A new programme is shining a spotlight on the musical heartbeat of a city. The Museum of Oxford is launching Sounds of the City: LIVE, a line-up of public events running from October to December that includes live performances, talks, tours, family workshops, and a film screening. The programme builds on the museum’s Sounds of the City exhibition, which opened in July and celebrates Oxford’s music scene. Councillor Susan Brown, leader of Oxford City Council and cabinet member for partnership wor
Final Scramble of the year promises packed day for car fans (opens the original)
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The final Scramble event of the year will be hosted in Bicester this weekend. Taking place on October 4, the event will feature a vast array of displays and activities for car enthusiasts and the general public alike. Gates open at 9am and the event will run until 4pm. Here is a guide to some of the highlights to look out for on the day. 'Indian summer' verdict is given by weather forecasters Council property sell-off to Oxford University college 'special' scrutiny call-in Motorcyclist in hospit
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