Sue Thomas
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Regional law firm Gardner Leader appoints new Head of Employment
Vicky Schollar, a specialist employment solicitor and senior associate with over 20 years of experience, has been appointed a the new Head of Employment at regional law firm Gardner Leader.
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Oxford City Council awards study contract for design work supporting Cowley Branch Line
The study will identify any additional infrastructure place needs to ensure that the rail scheme is fully integrated with existing communities, maximising options to improve local movement and connectivity.
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Recognising excellence: Oxfordshire Business Awards 2024 opens for nominations
With a history of acknowledging the accomplishments of numerous businesses in the county, the Oxfordshire Business Awards is back for 2024 and is invitating businesses of all sizes to take part in the county’s most prestigious awards.
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Banbury’s historic Whately Hall Hotel has reopened under new management
Tulip Hotels and Real Estate have announced the acquisition and long-awaited reopening of the historic Whately Hall Hotel in Banbury town centre.
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Mishcon de Reya pledges support for a fairer Oxfordshire, signs Inclusive Economy Charter
Mishcon de Reya, an independent international law firm with offices in Oxford, has pledged its support for a fairer and more inclusive Oxfordshire by signing the Oxfordshire Inclusive Economy Charter.
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Oxfordshire-based EZ-Charge urges the government to cut VAT on public EV charging
Oxfordshire-based EZ-Charge is urging the government to cut VAT on public EV charging to encourage more people to transition to electric vehicles.
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Bicester-based EZ-Charge reveals its most popular public EV charging sites in Oxfordshire
The data is taken from 250 chargers across the 20 sites of Park & Charge Oxfordshire, the largest public network in the county, operated by EZ-Charge and delivered in collaboration with Oxfordshire County Council and four district councils.
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BBOWT wildlife surveys reveals nature reserves providing haven from climate change crisis
The highest number of glow worms recorded at a nature reserve was one of this year’s highlights for Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT).
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Steve Robins appointed Managing Director of Hyperbat
Hyperbat, the leading manufacturer of high-performance electric vehicle batteries in the UK, has appointed Steve Robins as its new Managing Director.
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Non-executive directors appointed to the pioneering Graven Hill Development
The new non-executive directors – Dr Elizabeth Rapoport, Terry Fuller and David Gelling – will bring their expertise and leadership to the board of GHVDC on an initial three-year appointment.
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Regional law firm SE-Solicitors shortlisted for British Family Law Award
SE-Solicitors, with offices in Banbury, Bicester and Brackley, have been shortlisted as a finalist for The Family Innovator Award in recognition of their new service titled ‘Divorce Together™’.
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Witney-based Ingleton Wood has doubled workforce just one year after office move
Witney-based property and construction consultancy Ingleton Wood has more than doubled its workforce due to strong business demand after celebrating the first anniversary of moving into larger premises.
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Oxford University Press to extend its Oxfordshire Raise a Reader programme
Oxford University Press (OUP) will be extending its Oxfordshire Raise a Reader programme, in partnership with the National Literacy Trust and its Libraries for Primaries campaign.
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Developers achieve Human-AI telepathic communication with ChatGPT
MindPortal has developed a non-invasive personal brain-computer interface that enables users to seamlessly communicate with ChatGPT through imagined speech.
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The Rosalind Franklin Institute appoints Professor Paul Matthews as new director
The Rosalind Franklin Institute, based at Harwell Campus near Didcot, has appointed Professor Paul Matthews as its new Institute Director.
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Faringdon marathon runner takes part in diet study following unexpected diabetes diagnosis
Faringdon-based marathon runner Tony Pidgeon participated in the University of Oxford DIAMOND study into whether a low-calorie and low-carbohydrate diet can lead to remission for type 2 diabetes.