A CHEF and restaurateur in Henley is delighted after being allowed to serve food outside. Shaun Dickens, who runs the Bistro at the Boathouse in Station Road, a.
AN airfield near Woodcote is to close in the autumn. Dennis and Julie Pearson, who founded Chiltern Park Aerodrome, off Icknield Road, in 1988, have been told t.
ARTIST Clive Hemsley has now painted 2,000 portraits of Henley’s dogs despite having planned to stop at half that number. He reached his original target o.
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Wednesday, 26th May 2021, 10:28 pm
Park and Charge hub at Cattle Market car park in Bicester (Image from Oxfordshire County Council)
The £5.2 million Park and Charge Oxfordshire programme is among the first of its kind in the UK and is being delivered by a consortium of local partners including Oxfordshire County Council and Cherwell District Council. The Bicester site is the first of 24 council-owned car parks to have an EV charging hub installed this year under the scheme.
Cllr Pete Sudbury, Oxfordshire County Council s cabinet member for climate change delivery and environment, said: “Interest in electric vehicle ownership is increasing in the county, but one factor holding people back is the inability to easily charge them outside their home, with about 35 per cent of residents having no access to off-street parking.