Witney Gazette

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  • 4 days ago | witneygazette.co.uk | Carlo Simone

    Jonathan Christopher Collyer, 28, and Lisa Ellen Stocker, 29, were arrested on February 1. Prosecutor I Made Dipa Umbara said customs officers halted them at the X-ray machine after finding suspicious items in their luggage disguised as food packages. Mr Umbara told the District Court in Denpasar that packets of Angel Delight powdered dessert mix in their luggage contained 993.56 grams of cocaine, worth an estimated six billion rupiah (£272,000).

  • 1 week ago | witneygazette.co.uk | Clare Butler

    Map shows where Japanese Knotweed is in Oxfordshire. (Image: Environet/Susan Southward via Getty Images) A destructive plant known for wreaking havoc on homeowners has been spotted in parts of Oxfordshire. Japanese Knotweed grows up to three metres tall, and its roots can reach down to 20 metres underground. While it hibernates over winter, from March and April it returns and can destroy pipework, drains and even weaken building foundations.

  • 1 week ago | witneygazette.co.uk | Jacob Manuschka

    Bladon residents gathered at The White House pub to give David Hogg a surprise send-off. Mr Hogg said: "I was only doing my job and loved working in Bladon as the residents were so friendly and helpful. "I’ll miss the comradery of the other posties but will look forward to having a lie in. "The event tonight was a real surprise and I’m grateful to all of Bladon for showing such affection towards me.

  • 1 week ago | witneygazette.co.uk | Jacob Manuschka

    The water company is leading the Science and Novel Devices for Sustainable Cleaning and Productivity Enhancement (SandSCAPE) project, It has received £1.9 million in funning after being named as one of the winners of economic water regulator Ofwat's innovation competition. The project will test new robotic underwater technologies designed to simplify and speed up the cleaning and maintenance of slow sand filtration methods used in the water treatment process.

  • 1 week ago | witneygazette.co.uk | Jacob Manuschka

    3 1/1 Tens of thousands of people in Oxfordshire reliant on medication to manage type-2 diabetes could achieve drug-free remission, according to an Oxford-based lifestyle medicine specialist. Dr Ellen Fallows of Welbeck Health Partners is championing pioneering research published by Newcastle University, which used intensive support for weight loss through lifestyle changes to achieve medication-free remission of type-2 diabetes.

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