Robyn Bennett
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Teen girl and father win classic car rally in a Ford Escort Mexico (opens the original)
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A 13-year-old navigator and her father have claimed victory in a classic car rally for the second year running. Beatrix and Nick Bloxham won the Rally for the Ages, which covers 80 miles through Oxfordshire, in a Ford Escort Mexico. Their win marks the duo’s second consecutive victory in the event. James May talks TV reunion with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond Mary Berry's family 'surprised' at TV legend's success on Bake Off Organised by HERO-ERA, the rally is designed to introduce younger
£2 bus fare cap reinstated in 'delightful' decision (opens the original)
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Oxfordshire has welcomed a decision to reinstate the £2 cap on single bus fares. The cap, announced by the Prime Minister, will take effect across England starting January 1, 2027. It follows calls for renewed support from Oxfordshire County Council after the authority raised prices for the MyBus ticket scheme. James May talks TV reunion with Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond Mary Berry's family 'surprised' at TV legend's success on Bake Off Cllr Gareth Epps, cabinet member for transport at Ox
Community donation lets ballet pupils stop using chairs (opens the original)
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A ballet school has swapped chairs for professional training equipment thanks to a community donation. Aspire Dance Academy, based at Heyford Park in Oxfordshire, has received proper ballet barres thanks to a donation from Dorchester Living, the housebuilder behind the nearby Heyford Park development. The academy teaches Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet and tap to around 100 children each week across Heyford Park and surrounding villages. Students previously relied on chairs during practice.
Public consultation opens on potentially scrapping Thames Valley Police (opens the original)
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Residents are being invited to share their views on major plans to merge police forces across England and Wales. The proposals, as part of reforms, could see Thames Valley Police become part of a larger regional force under the suggested reduction from 43 to 12 forces. Matthew Barber, Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, has written to the Home Secretary raising concerns about the plan, which is currently under an independent review. New Oxford United signing is set to miss most of the s
Golden Grove students mark end of an era with prom night (opens the original)
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Aureus School pupils marked the end of an era with a sparkling prom night. Year 11 leavers gathered at Milton House Hotel for the celebration, arriving in style in vehicles ranging from classic and vintage motors to sports cars under the theme 'A Night Under the Stars.' University of Oxford launches trial of new vaccine for rare deadly virus 80s singing legend 'absolutely gutted' in honest admission Hannah Powell, assistant headteacher at Aureus School, said: "I feel that Prom is a rite of passa
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