Emily Fermor News Today

Dillon De Silva and Trent Rendall was among the QPR B players at Loftus Road last week to support QPR in the Community Trust’s football and education programme, with another Dragons Den-style competition held in partnership with the EFL and University of South Wales

Within a 10-mile radius of Banbury Cross you’ll find 34 art spaces during the second week of the festival (May 13-21)

VILLAGERS were left confused after their reinstated telephone lines were reconnected to each others phone numbers. Telephone poles were knocked down in Rousham, near Bicester in March after a lorry crashed into them causing residents to be cut off from the outside world. The poles were fixed three weeks later, but The Guardian reported that only gradually did residents then realise that they had been reconnected to each other’s phone numbers. According to the Guardian, the resulting c...

Crossed wires: villagers perplexed by phone line mix-up Rousham was cut off after a lorry crash but repairs led to a new mum ringing someone else’s husband Openreach relaid the damaged lines after a lorry ploughed into telegraph poles and blames the number problem on the ‘extensive and complex’ nature of the repairs. Photograph: Bloomberg via Getty Images Openreach relaid the damaged lines after a lorry ploughed into telegraph poles and blames the number problem on the ‘extensive and co...