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CHARLESTON — Another paw-tastic Red, White & Blue Days has passed with over 20 dogs participating in Tuesday morning’s pet parade. Dogs from five pounds to over 100 lined up for the pet parade to showcase their patriotism and be awarded by the Charleston Police Department officers. Charleston’s annual Red, White & Blue Days celebrates the Fourth of July through various events on and leading up to July 4.
JANE BARLOW/PAGolden girl: Dave Hackett and his daughter Daisy, five, enjoy the fine bank holiday weather under the laburnum arch in the grounds of Preston Tow
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Seven flats are to be built at the site of the former Hackett’s cafe restaurant in Witney's Wesley Walk.
CONTROVERSIAL plans for flats at a town restaurant have been put on hold by councillors. A West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) planning committee met on Monday to discuss the creation of eight flats at the building which used to be Hackett’s in Witney. However, that discussion was shelved after revised plans were submitted. The committee subsequently deferred making a decision to its next meeting, currently scheduled for May 24. Hackett's restaurant attracted controversy last year when it was accused of paying staff late and not in full, owing employees ‘thousands’. Own...