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Police at the scene of the crash in Old Road Picture: SUBMITTED A CYCLIST died after his electric bike struck a bus shelter, an inquest heard. Oxford Coroner’s Court heard that Ashley Brown suffered a traumatic brain injury in the crash on Old Road, Headington, on June 29. The 37-year-old Headington man died the following day at John Radcliffe Hospital. Senior coroner Darren Salter adjourned Mr Brown’s inquest to November 17. Following the cyclist’s death, Thames Valley Police appealed for any witnesses who saw the crash to come forward. The force said there was no evidence to...

Court Register: November 27-December 1, 2021 Boston Magistrates Court - November 27 Daniel Addison (31), of Craven Avenue, Kirton. Drug driving, 3.0 micrograms of Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol per litre of blood, Gosberton, December 11, 2019, £120 fine, £32 victim surcharge, £85 costs, 12 months driving disqualification. Jake Glenn (22), of Alexandra Road, Spalding. Stole confectionary to the value of £4.96, belonging to B & M bargains, Spalding, June 9, community order including Drug Rehabilitation Requirement. Used threatening, abusive words or behaviour, Spalding, June 9, commu...

The way that I have designed my garden is, as a friend of mine only half-jokingly described it, ‘like a series of allotments’.  It means there are a number of different areas, all quite separate and usually hidden from the rest. I make no apologies for this and enjoy the surprises and sense of enclosure that it brings. Inevitably this means that different sections of the garden have their own character.  We also try to treat each separate area as though it were the only garden that we had. This means that each section has to stand up to the strictest scrutiny and aesthetic standards. ...

'Spring – and hope – is in the air' Credit: Hever Castle Spring – and hope – is in the air. Bluebells, daffodils and tulips are pushing up through the soil, and dormant trees are budding and bursting into life. And perhaps (whisper it) we may be able to enjoy the new beginning with friends and family this spring: outdoors and at a distance, perhaps, but closer than we’ve been in months. If you are planning a spring reunion, look to these glorious parks and gardens in the grounds of Britain’s loveliest palaces, estates and castles. Crucially, the essentials are covered too: each...