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Visitors to Banbury’s Thursday market were greeted by an unusual addition this week, a life sized papier-mâché race horse.

Castle Quay Shopping Centre has revealed the top ten shortlisted nominations for its Prettiest Pet 2019 competition after receiving more than 600 entries.

Fine Lady Bakery has been ordered to pay more than £180,000 after allowing waste material to illegally enter the Banbury's sewer network.

St John’s Priory School, hosted their second ‘Race for Life’ event in Spiceball Park last week to raise funds for Cancer Research.

Healthcare partners came together to showcase how they are helping patients during Dementia Action Week at the Horton General Hospital.

In September the school will celebrate its 40th birthday and wants to reconnect with the students who have passed through its doors over the past four decades.

Hook Norton Brewery has launched a Membership Club offering discounts on beer, free brewery tours and tickets to exclusive membership evenings.

A group of Malaysian nurses returned to the Horton General Hospital on Friday (May 17), more than 40 years after they originally worked there.

The art competition is open to both the public and Banbury school pupils and hopes to encourage creativity.

A memorial bench commemorating the life of one of Banbury’s most renowned musicians has been uprooted and destroyed in an act of wanton vandalism.

Brackley MP and Leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Leadsom, has resigned over Brexit, saying in a letter “I no longer believe that our approach will deliver on the referendum result.”

To celebrate the opening of the new premier outdoor karting circuit in Warwickshire, Banbury Guardian readers are being offered the opportunity to win one of two pairs of tickets each for the Have-A-Go Karting Experience sessions.

Adderbury's participatory theatre group, Voices Across Time (VaT), returned to the village last weekend to perform their newly commissioned play; A Clockwinder’s Tale.

More than 60 primary schools across Oxfordshire are taking part in national Walk to School Week as the campaign to promote exercise, improve road safety and reduce congestion steps up.

Riders exercising their horses in the lanes around Soho Farmhouse are being warned to wear hi-viz for their safety.