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Free music event returning to Oxfordshire with five acts set to perform (opens the original)
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A much-loved music event is returning to Oxfordshire later this week. Banbury Music Mix, an annual event designed to showcase local talent, will transform Market Place into a hub of live entertainment on Friday, July 31. Banbury Town Council is once again partnering with Banbury Music Mix Radio to put on the free event, which will see five acts take to the stage between 5.30pm and 10.30pm. Music Lovers will be able to enjoy performances from ‘Tres Hombres’, ‘Neon Nights’, ‘Hot Sauce Rhythm & Bra
New park and memorial opens in Bicester (opens the original)
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Hundreds gathered to celebrate a new park and memorial in Bicester. The event marked the official opening of Gateway Park in Graven Hill, a newly landscaped green space that also serves as the new home of the Pioneer Memorial. Located at the entrance to the Graven Hill development, the park combines natural beauty with accessibility, featuring footpaths, raised boardwalks, water features and seating areas. Adrian Unitt, managing director at Graven Hill Village Development Company, said: "We are
Law professor urges for rethink of relationship between work and care (opens the original)
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A law professor has said that the new Government must rethink the way that we work to set families up for success. Adam Webster, an associate professor in law and public policy at the University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, said that the current structure of work, care, and education is fundamentally misaligned. He said this leaves families stretched and unsupported. Mr Webster said: "At his first Cabinet meeting, the UK’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he wants to lead a 'c
Enterprise Oxfordshire announces new managing director (opens the original)
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Enterprise Oxfordshire has announced the appointment of its new managing director. Paula Mullin will take up the post in September, following the organisation’s rebranding from OxLEP and the transfer of economic development functions to Oxfordshire County Council in April 2025. She replaces Nick Glover, who served as interim managing director for nine months alongside his role as Oxfordshire County Council's head of future economy. Ms Mullin said: "It is a privilege to take on this role at an im
Young Bicester chess star qualifies for finals of national competition (opens the original)
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A young Bicester chess player has qualified for the finals of the UK's largest chess competition for children. Aden Kennedy secured his place at the Terafinal of the 2026 Delancey UK Chess Challenge after winning the Under 12 Boys title at the Northern Gigafinal. He achieved a perfect score of seven wins from seven games and is now heading to Blenheim Palace for the national final. Sarah Longson, chief executive of the Delancey UK Chess Challenge, said: "A perfect 7 out of 7 in the Under 12 Boys
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