The following is a message from Burford Town Council explaining how to make a comment or objection about the planning application for...

Below are the five essays in our recent environmental essay competition which were close runners-up to the eventual winners. Years 7 to...

The barbarians are outside the gates once more – and that’s where we want to keep them. A planning consultancy called Pegasus has...

You may have thought that the question of building on Cole's Field in Burford had gone away after the last planning application was...

Nicholsons Nurseries are holding a free valuations day on Tuesday 8 June between 10.00am and 4pm a their nursery at Bicester. The details...

The Rivers Teme near Ludlow and Leam near Leamington will receive £78 million to deal with sewage pollution and make them safer for wild...

This essay by Isabella Rose-Leahy was the winner of the competition for years 7 to 10. So-called 'Fast Fashion' is defined briefly as...

We announced in our April edition that we were holding this competition in conjunction with Burford School. Entrants were invited to...

Nick Field-Johnson (C) 1404 Rosie Pearson (Green) 488 David Richard Melvin (LD) 338 29.95% of the electorate voted. Across the county...

At last, do we hear you say? Windrush WASP, which has been campaigning hard on this subject, has written as follows: You know that WASP...

Curbs on the sale of house coal and wet wood for household burning in England have come into force under new rules aimed at cutting air...

This information is shown here as it was not possible to put it in the May edition of The Bridge PARISH CHURCH SERVICES May 2021 St John...

HELP US TO LEARN WHAT’S LIVING IN THE WYCHWOOD Garden Butterfly Survey For many of us, our gardens have featured prominently on our “to...

The government is planning to force water companies to issue annual reports disclosing how often they dump raw sewage in rivers. This...

The future of the Visitor Information Centre in Burford hangs in the balance following a review by WODC, who run the VIC, of their policy...

Fortunately nobody was hurt in a serious raid accident in Burford which happened on Tuesday 9 March. We are told that it took place at...

Security cameras are becoming an increasingly common sight on our homes and are no doubt a valuable way of maintaining security. However...

Many of our readers must have visited Crocodiles of the World near Brize Norton village, and perhaps have taken children or grandchildren...

Photographer Ian Taylor has sent us details of a project in which he records in photographic form fleeting meetings with people in the...

A sign that spring might not be too far away - the first daffodils coming into bloom by the Burford roundabout. However the weather has...