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In the Budget, the Government doubled and extended the financial incentives available. Oxfordshire Advanced Skills (OAS) is a partnership between the UK Atomic Energy Authority and the Science and Technology Facilities Council based at Culham Science Centre. It has been training apprentices in science and engineering for more than 70 years. In the Chancellor’s plans, businesses will receive a bonus £3,000 per new apprentice hired until September 30, regardless of age. This is in addition to the £1,000 for apprentices aged 16 to 18, making a total of £4,000. Firms can already acce...

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By Andrew Ffrench @OxMailAndyF Business reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425 Oxbotica test a vehicle Picture: Oxford Images: Malcolm Griffiths Oxforshire-based Oxbotica, a global leader in autonomous vehicle software, has announced the completion of $47 million of investment from partners across the globe. Last year Europe’s leading self-driving vehicle software company, which started out in Summertown, moved into a special facility at Culham Scie...

Plans for a flyover bridge near a railway level crossing has made villagers furious. Appleford Parish Council wants to see changes to a new road which would link Didcot with the Culham Science Centre. Residents in Appleford are unhappy with the bridge that would overlook the village and one parish councillor said it will change the view from Wittenham Clumps forever. A survey conducted by the parish council showed that 90 per cent of villagers opposed the idea of a new road close to their community. Some people in the area are concerned about noise and pollution from the road and th...