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Abingdon Riding for the Disabled is backed by Oxford Bus Company

By Andrew Ffrench @OxMailAndyF Business reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425 Abingdon Riding for the Disabled staff at the Oxford Bus Company with OBC managing director Phil Southall Picture: Greig Box Turnbull Two ponies paid Oxford Bus Company a special visit to celebrate the unveiling of a double-decker emblazoned in a riding charity’s branding. Abingdon Riding for the Disabled Association scooped second place in the company’s annual Brand the Bus competition. Its prize was having the rear of a bus wrapped in the charity’s branding to help raise awareness of the local good cause. Members of Abingdon Riding for the Disabled Association, along with two of its prized ponies, Jasper and Jim-Bob, visited the Cowley House depot in Oxford this week to see the vehicle for the first time.

Freedom Day in Oxford - but people urged to wear masks on buses, in shops and culture venues

FREEDOM Day has arrived with the majority of Covid restrictions in Oxford coming to an end today. Social distancing, wearing face masks, limits on how many people can meet and capacity rules are no longer legal requirements. Instead, people will have to take personal responsibility for minimising the spread of Covid. But despite the lifting of rules, businesses across the city will still encourage people to wear face masks. People travelling on buses in the city will be asked to wear face coverings as Oxford Bus Company says it will still urge passengers to do so. A spokesman said: “In line with Government guidelines we advise passengers to continue to wear a covering in crowded spaces and our on-board messaging will reflect this.

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