Winners of the final two Christmas in Banburyshire competitions are announced

The winner of a two-course meal for two with wine at the Yew Tree pub in Avon Dassett is Sarah Heath of Horsham Drive, Banbury. It was a tricky question - 'who owns the Yew Tree pub?' as our story correctly described how the landlord is Jack McEntee, running the pub and restaurant with his partner Ella Heritage.

However, the correct answer to the question was also in the story. In fact, the pub is owned by the village of Avon Dassett who bought the pub as a community asset and have contracted Mr McEntee as the landlord/manager.

Well done to Sarah who was delighted. She said: "I never win anything."

The first prize winner of the David's Flowers competition is Clare Cunningham of Edmunds Road, Banbury. Ms Cunningham correctly said that David's Flowers stall is outside Barclays Bank in Bridge Street. We accepted High Street as a correct answer also in this very popular competition.

She wins a Christmas bouquet created by the David's Flowers or flowers of her choice to the value of £40 to brighten up her home this festive season.

Second prize, of a Christmas bouquet, or flowers to the value of £25 was won by Annette Scarrott of Station Road, Cropredy.

Many people gave David's Flowers huge praise and many said it is the best florist in Banbury. We had a number of entries where people who, if they had won, would have nominated the flowers to people they are separated from, who are unwell or who have been bereaved. We wish we could have given bouquets to all these entrants and we wish all of them a very merry Christmas and a happy and peaceful new year.

Other winners in our Christmas in Banburyshire competitions were:

Hook Norton Bewery Christmas Competition: First prize of a meal for two at the Hook Norton Brewery restaurant was won by Leslie Blee of Beaulieu Close, Banbury.

First runners-up prize of a Christmas Bah Humbug Hamper Tray was won by Hayley Harding of Spring Gardens, Banbury. Second runners-up prize of a case of Twelve Days beers was won by Nigel Kent of Firs Close, High Wycombe while the third runners-up prize of a box of Hooky ales went to David Walker of Willowbridge Close, Castleford.

The correct answer to the question - what is the name of the Hook Norton Brewery restaurant? was The Malthouse Kitchen.

Hillier Garden Centre Christmas Tree & Lights competition for a fresh, 6ft tree with 750 lights was won by Mrs Sue Baldwin of Brackley. The answer to the question was - Hillier's fresh Christmas trees are grown in the UK.

Tesco £200 Christmas shop competition was won by Mrs Jean Scurr of Horton Close, Middleton Cheney. The answer was - the main Banbury Tesco store is located in Lockheed Close.

Win a Wykham Park Farm Shop Turkey competition was won by Joe Tompkins of Neithrop Avenue, Banbury. The answer was - Banbury Town Council is responsible for providing Banbury town centre's Christmas lights.