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  1. Cult Screens bring open-air cinema back to CavershamRead the original story w/Photo

    21 hrs ago | Get Reading

    Forget chilly winter nights spent under a blanket on the sofa, it's time to get outdoors and head to Caversham Court Gardens for movies in the open air.

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  2. Station redevelopment gives boost to Reading economyRead the original story w/Photo

    21 hrs ago | Get Reading

    The A 850 million revamp is not due for completion until next year, but existing offices all around have had, or are expecting, upgrades.

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  3. SCHOOLS' FOOTBALL: Marlborough capture cupRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday | Oxford Mail

    Jordan Godfrey headed an extra-time winner as Marlborough School beat King Alfred's Academy 3-2 in the Oxfordshire Under 19 League Cup final at Wantage Town.

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  4. Updated: Police seek key witness after motorcyclist seriously injured in car crash near Long CrendonRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 20 | Bucks Herald

    The 22-year-old male, of Chinnor, was taken to John Radcliffe Hospital after the crash on the B4011 at 4.29pm. The motorcyclist is believed to have sustained serious injuries but has now been discharged from hospital while the car driver, a 47 year old man from Thame, suffered minor injuries.

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  5. FOOTBALL: Saxton storm to title No 11Read the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday May 15 | Oxford Mail

    Saxton Rovers won the North Berks League Division 1 championship for the first time since 2010 and for the 11th occasion.

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  6. THE jury has retired in the trial of a Bicester man accused of murdering his wife.Read the original story w/Photo

    16 hrs ago | Bicester Advertiser

    Andrew Parsons, 38, admits stabbing beautician Janee Parsons to death in their home in Lucerne Avenue on December 1 after he "lost control". The father-of-two denies murder and claims the 31-year-old attacked him first with a large kitchen knife, badly cutting his left hand.

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  7. Hospitals chief apologises for rising A&E waiting timesRead the original story w/Photo

    16 hrs ago | Banburycake.co.uk

    Dr James Price, left, clinical director of emergency medicine, and Dr Stephen Richards, chief operating officer of the Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group, at the John Radcliffe Hospital's A&E department THE man in charge of the John Radcliffe Hospital 's accident and emergency department has apologised for long waiting times and promised they ... (more)

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  8. Muslims in Oxfordshire condemn Woolwich killingRead the original story

    16 hrs ago | Banburycake.co.uk

    Dr Sheikh Hojjat Ramzy, director of the Oxford Islamic Information Centre, said he wanted to express his "utter condemnation and disgust" at the attack.

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  9. It's D-day for developments in the ValeRead the original story

    16 hrs ago | Heraldseries.co.uk

    HUNDREDS of homes, the revamp of a major shopping centre and plans to convert a village pub into a house were set to be decided last night.

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  10. Inquest set to open on dead tot SarahRead the original story w/Photo

    16 hrs ago | Bicester Advertiser

    The little girl was found dead at her home in Herald Way, Bicester, last Thursday, after her father Nabil contacted police amid concern for her welfare.

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  11. Parsons murder trial verdict hinges on 'who had knife first'Read the original story

    16 hrs ago | Bicester Advertiser

    THE jury is expected to go out this morning in the trial of a man accused of stabbing his wife to death.

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  12. Decisions delayed on major housing plansRead the original story w/Photo

    17 hrs ago | Banbury Guardian

    Councillors put off deciding two controversial housing applications last Thursday while calling for a 'firm stand' to be taken against pressure to build more homes.

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  13. Tragedies lead to call for driving restrictionsRead the original story w/Photo

    17 hrs ago | Swindon Advertiser

    YOUNG drivers should undergo more rigorous training and perhaps face driving restrictions in a bid to prevent accidents, the Swindon's MPs have said in the wake of two road tragedies.

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  14. Bell won't toll on historic artefactsRead the original story w/Photo

    17 hrs ago | Swindon Advertiser

    THE developer behind moves to call time on what is believed to be Swindon's oldest pub with a A 500,000 conversion scheme has pledged to respect its history and heritage.

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  15. Key business sites granted protection from housingRead the original story

    17 hrs ago | Oxford Times

    OFFICES and laboratories at Milton Park and Harwell Science Centre have been exempted from a new law which could have allowed their conversion into houses.

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  16. A 400m vision for Westgate unfoldsRead the original story w/Photo

    18 hrs ago | Oxford Times

    Oxford City Council leader Bob Price, left, Westgate Alliance development manager Sara Fuge and Oxfordshire County Council leader Ian Hudspeth at Westgate Centre THE A 400m expansion and redevelopment of the Westgate will see Oxford's shopping centre stretching from Debenhams to Thames Street.

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  17. Two charged over Sydney shootingRead the original story

    20 hrs ago | NEWS.com.au

    TWO men have been charged over a shooting incident in Sydney's west that left a man under police guard in a Sydney hospital.

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  18. Former lawyer Malcolm Webb has led the oil and gas industry for 10 yearsRead the original story w/Photo

    21 hrs ago | The Daily Record

    A CHANCE meeting in a pub led to a career change for Malcolm Webb that he certainly hasn't regretted.

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  19. Crime in Reading is a lowest for yearsaRead the original story w/Photo

    21 hrs ago | Get Reading

    The fourth in a series of public meetings allowing people in the Reading West constituency to speak to senior police officers took place this month.

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  20. The Undertones still getting Teenage KicksRead the original story w/Photo

    21 hrs ago | Get Reading

    Punk rock legends The Undertones will be playing Sub89 in Friar Street on Bank Holiday Monday - more than 34 years after their first appearance in Reading.

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