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A 159-home development planned for the edge of Marston could mean the end of the village as it is, residents have warned. The new estate, called Hill View Farm, will sit at the end of Mill Lane to the north west of the village, next to the northern bypass. Plans for the 159-home development were approved by Oxford City Council on Wednesday night. But Marston residents pleaded for the council's planning committee to oppose the plans. Peter Williams of the parish council said the new estate, coupled with plans to build 79 more houses on Mill Lane, and a further 39 at Marston Paddock, ...

A farm will go ahead with an unusual method of diversification after receiving planning approval to transform one of its fields into a natural burial ground.

The genesis of “Farmhouse” dates back to 1997 when Trey and Tom wrote the song during one of several writing retreats they held that year. Beth Montuori Rowles, general manager at Phish, Inc., was tasked by Trey and Tom with helping find a location to write and record new songs. In the liner notes for the Trampled By Lambs & Pecked By The Dove collection of demos from those retreats, Montuori Rowles detailed the experience, writing: In early 1997, I got a message from Trey that he and Tom Marshall, his longtime writing partner, wanted to get together to come up with some new material fo...

Colorful rows of organic produce, tomatoes, peppers, and okra, lines Amy’s Garden stall at the WIlliamsburg Farmers Market. (WYDaily/Courtesy of Amy Hicks) WILLIAMSBURG — It’s no secret: The farmers markets around the Historic Triangle are extremely popular, but who will be there this Saturday (April 17) and what will they have? Don’t worry. We’ve got you covered. Williamsburg Farmers Market Happening every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, the Williamsburg Farmers Market takes place at Francis Street parking lot (P6) on the corner of Francis and Henry Street. Masks are required to ente...

Wake to to sea views at these coastal campsites Credit: Getty Imagine it's one of those bright, blue-sky summer mornings. You wake to the sound of birdsong and the odd sheep. Outside, you catch a glimpse of a green swathe of grass with glittering sea beyond. It's the sort of view you'd pay a fortune to bag if you were staying in a hotel – but it's yours for just a few pounds at one of Britain's coastal campsites.  Many sites have direct access to the beach, perfect for a swim or surf before breakfast – and ideal for families with lots of beach clobber. Then at the end of the day it's a c...