A MAN has been prosecuted after dumping waste at an Oxfordshire nature reserve. South Oxfordshire District Council has successfully prosecuted, Oxford man Jed Denton, 27 for fly-tipping at the RSPB reserve at Otmoor Lane, Beckley. On July 8, 2019, the council received a report from the RSPB regarding a large amount of waste deposited in the car park of their reserve over the previous weekend. Personal items addressed to Jed Denton as well as other items addressed to several companies for which Mr Denton had been a director were found in the dumped waste by an Environmental Enforcement Officer. Despite numerous requests, Mr Denton failed to provide the council with any information as to how his waste came to be in the flytip.
“I was others with friends and did not know what to do. “I imitated a lot of things I saw in others as I thought if it worked for them it would work for me.” As a teenager, she remembers being depressed because of the awkward way in which some of her attempts at friendship played out. She also remembers being called unfocussed by her parents because of the ways in which she communicated, and also telling inappropriate jokes to a boss while she was undertaking work experience as a young adult.
The Autism Alert Card that Alexandrine Kantor carries
New job for former South Oxfordshire council boss David Hill who left after £180k pay out
David Hill, former chief executive of South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils A FORMER Oxfordshire council boss who left with a £180k pay-out has a new job as a health chief. David Hill was the joint chief executive of South Oxfordshire District Council and Vale of White Horse District Council between September 2016 and June 2017. Now, the former council leader has a new role, having been employed by NHS Improvements as the System Improvement Director at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust in August this year.
Nine councillors abstained, including all but one of the Green Party group. Former Green councillor Sue Roberts resigned from the party to sit as an independent councillor after voting against the Plan. Sarah Gray, formerly a Lib Dem, also resigned from her party after she voted against the Plan. The two have now joined former Conservative councillor Elizabeth Gillespie in a new group on the council called the South Oxfordshire Residents Team, or SORT. SORT describe themselves as ‘working co-operatively across South Oxfordshire Council, to protect and restore our unique and ancient heritage and our natural world, to reduce carbon emissions, and to stand up for the people of South Oxfordshire’.
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PLANS by a Henley councillor’s partner to enlarge their home have been recommended for refusal.
Highways officers at Oxfordshire County Council and a forestry officer at South Oxfordshire District Council, the planning authority, both oppose Catherine Notaras’s application.
Ms Notaras, who lives in a three-bedroom detached property in Elizabeth Road, Henley, with town, district and county councillor Stefan Gawsrysiak, wants to build a two-storey side and rear extension with a single-storey entrance porch, detached garage and separate car port, a new entrance with gates and dormer windows in the loft.
This would create an additional bedroom on the first floor and a self-contained bedsit on the storey below.