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Elections 2021: The candidates for Oxfordshire listed  Oxford Mail

New pizza shop opens in Banbury town centre  Banbury Guardian

Geoffrey Ellacott, Banbury accountant, church and charity worker who took up bell-ringing at 84, has died aged 97.  Banbury Guardian

Midsomer Murders cast: Who is in the cast of Midsomer Murders series 22?  Daily Express

The Oxfordshire libraries reopening in May and their Covid rules  Oxford Mail

'Midsomer Murders': The Sting of Death  The Boar

Alfie Barbeary: ex-Banbury youth continues injury comeback  Oxford Mail

Aidan Smith's TV week: Midsomer Murders, Unforgotten, This Is My House  The Scotsman

Neighbourhoods in Banbury with the lowest Covid-19 rates - and those with the highest  Banbury Guardian

Midsomer Murders Season 22: Release Date, Plot, Cast & Preview - OtakuKart  OtakuKart

TV tonight: our highlights for Sunday 21st March  What's On TV

What's on TV and radio this weekend: Saturday, March 20 and Sunday, March 21  The Times

Figures show the Banbury areas with the highest percentage of deaths due to Covid - one year on since the first lockdown  Banbury Guardian

Midsomer Murders season 22: everything you need to know about show's return  HELLO!

Banbury area man publishes book of funny entertaining reflections of life as an international helicopter pilot  Banbury Guardian

Midsomer Murders release date: Will there be a season 22 of Midsomer murders?  Express

ITV Sets Premiere Date For 'Midsomer Murders: The Sting Of Death'  TVWise

Neighbourhoods in Banbury with the lowest Covid rates - and those with the highest  Banbury Guardian

Parish council supports Heyford Park pharmacy plan  Bicester Advertiser

Midsomer Murders 2021 new episodes start date confirmed by ITV  Telly Mix

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CURRENT levels of immigration could see Britain's population rise by a staggering three million by 2020, an expert has warned That would see the country need to build three new cities the size of Birmingham to house them all. Lord Green of Deddington, chairman of MigrationWatch UK, revealed the net influx is at 600,000 each year. The Government wants to reduce the net migration figure to just 100,000 but Lord Green said this would be "very difficult". He added: "Unless some action is taken to reduce the inflow from European countries, it will not be possible to bring levels of migration down to levels that people in this country will accept." Earlier in the meeting, Richard Harrington, the minister responsible for Syrian refugees in Britain repeatedly refused to reveal the number of migrants who had arrived, saying he was not willing to give a "running commentary". The debate in the House of Commons comes following reports one village near Heathrow was being swamped by migrants. Many of the arrivals have claimed to be from The Jungle camp in Calais. Today it was also revealed Britain was spending £100,000 a day on dealing with the crisis in Calais in a bid to stop migrants getting through the Channel Tunnel. Surely the Government must aim for a minus figure on migration. The property of repatriated migrants could be sold to cover the UK's costs.

does anyone know of anyone who delivers hay straw and haylage to deddington which is 6 miles outside Banbury

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I'm researching the motif of clocks in ghost stories. Does anyone know the origin of clocks in superstitions (e.g. stopping the clocks when there's a death in the household)? The role of clocks in folklore? And what is the reason behind the recurring motif of clocks in ghost stories (e.g. clocks striking 13, the witching hour, haunted clocks, etc.)? Any input will help; even if you only have a ghost story involving a clock(s) you're willing to share. Thanks!

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