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Between 7.15pm and 8pm on February 18, a property in Union Street, Cowley was broken into. Offenders climbed over the garden fence and broke into the shed. Two mountain bikes were stolen, with one of them found in a neighbour’s garden. The bike still missing is a blue and orange Boardman mountain bike. Investigating officer, detective constable Lee Dix, based at St Aldates, said: “I am releasing these CCTV images as I believe the people shown may have vital information about this incident. “If you recognise either of these people, or believe it could be you, please get in t...

Police have released CCTV footage of a man officers would like to speak to following a bike theft in Oxford. At around 5.25am on Sunday January 31 a bike was stolen from a bike rack on Silver Road. The offender then walked off with the bike down Howard Street in the direction of Iffley Road. A metallic grey, fixed gear Aventon bike with a black rear wheel and pink front wheel was stolen. Investigating officer Detective Constable Lee Dix, based at St Aldates police station, said: “I am appealing for the public’s help in identifying the man in this CCTV image, as I believe he may ...

Police release CCTV image of a man officers would like to speak to about a burglary. POLICE are hunting for a burglar who stole two bikes, tools, a television and a suitcase. Officers have released a CCTV image of a man who might have 'vital information' about the incident that happened at around 6pm on December 28.  Thames Valley Police say that a garage was broken into on Meysey Close days after Christmas.  Investigating officer Detective Constable Lee Dix, based at Oxford police station, said: “I am keen to hear from anyone who recognises the person in the image as I believe th...

Australia, pretty much anywhere. so will the instability in africa really drag down its progress in investments? >> i don't think it will drag it down, but it will make it increasingly aware of its physical risks. i think it's worth saying that the government was already becoming more and more and more aware of. this for example last year it instructed banks to develop their own risk model that looked at not only the economic rifts in the foreign market but also the political site of the stability regime and so on. i think this will only strengthen its focus on issues like political risk going...