A MAN has been banned from every pub in his town and handed a suspended prison sentence after he attacked staff who refused to let him into a pub. Darren David Evans, 41, of Hamilton Close, Bicester, was sentenced to four months’ in prison, suspended for 12 months and given a two-year community behaviour order at Banbury Magistrates’ Court on March 3. He had pleaded guilty to two counts of assault, one count of theft from a shop and one count of drunk and disorderly.
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Elly and Rosemary need your help to raise funds for two year old Stanley
Deanshanger fundraising duo Elly Hance and Rosemary Skinner are burning with ideas to help two-year-old Stanley Leaver get the equipment he needs so he can sit comfortably at his Buckinghamshire home. Stanley has a condition that affects his muscles and means he is unable to move independently.
Man from Banbury reported missing
Keith Michael Jervis, 53, was last seen on February 16 at the caravan park, Corner Meadow, Farnborough Road, Mollington, near Banbury. He may have been in the Milton Keynes and Newport Pagnell area and is known to have links to Pembroke Dock in South West Wales.
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Hospital to admit more out-of-county patients following closure of major unit
Wycombe hospital is readying to admit more people suffering from a stroke following the closure of an emergency-response stroke unit in Slough. The closure of the acute stroke unit in Wexham Park at the end of last year means more people from Windsor and Slough are expected to travel to High Wycombe to use its health services.
PICTURES: Classic car enthusiasts enjoy a grand day out at Bicester Heritage
Classic car enthusiasts pulled up in droves at a former RAF base in Launton this weekend for the first Sunday Scramble of the year. A gleaming array of vintage vehicles filled the grounds of Bicester Heritage as the newly-refurbished site opened its workshops, showrooms and buildings to the public.
PICTURES: Toys and bikes ‘completely destroyed’ in fire at school
A SHED full of play equipment, toys and bikes at a Bicester school was razed to the ground on Sunday night. The incident is understood to have taken place at Bardwell School in Hendon Place, which caters for youngsters aged two to 19 with special educational needs, at about 11pm.
Bicester salon owner Martin Parker-Frost who pulled over dangerous lorry driver on the A40 in Oxford
A HAIRDRESSER has been praised for his bravery after helping to stop a lorry driver who appeared to lose control on the A40. Martin Parker-Frost was driving from Headington to Wheatley to visit a friend when he saw the HGV weaving across the dual carriageway.
Bardwell School in Bicester, where fire destroyed a shed last night
A SHED full of play equipment, toys and bikes at a Bicester school was razed to the ground last night. The incident is understood to have taken place at Bardwell School in Hendon Place, which caters for youngsters aged two to 19 with special educational needs, at about 11pm.
Senior citizens enjoy traditional Christmas lunch
A total of 79 elderly people, from organisations such as the White Lodge Care Home, Stokenchurch Day Centre, Fingest Tea Club, and Marlow Age Concern, sat down to eat a festive three-course meal on December 15 and opened presents. The dull December day was also brightened by some festive entertainment from the Hambleden Village choir, led by Christine Wells, and the audience joined in with carol singing.
Woman injured in house fire just days before Christmas
Emergency services were called out to Cherry Lane, Amersham, at 9.12pm after reports that there was a fire in the living room of the property.
Scales of Justice: Latest round-up of convictions
Aidan Scott, 20, of Welch Way, Witney, admitted damaging a BMW 1 Series car belonging to James Kerswill in Witney on September 24. Also admitted having an air weapon, without reasonable excuse, in Welch Way, Witney, on the same date. Fined A 250 and ordered to pay A 150 compensation, a A 30 victim surcharge and A 85 costs.