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Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 11 Waste firm employee turned flytipper A WOMAN who worked for a waste management com- pany has been fined for dumping rubbish in the Oxfordshire countryside. Victoria Pengelley-Loraine, 36, of The Mead, Great Shefford, Hungerford, dumped five builders bags of construction waste, dou- ble-glazed window units and door frames, mattresses, and cardboard boxes at Ridgeway, Hackpen Hill, near Childrey. She pleaded guilty at Didcot Magistrates Court on Monday last week to two counts of failing to deal prop- erly with controlled waste. She was fined 130 and ordered to pay 115 costs. The court heard Pengelley- Loraine had a private agree- ment with a householder in Hungerford to collect and dispose bulky waste, but that she had dumped it after a personal issue prevented her taking it to a recycling site. Environment warden Colin Marshall said: "While we appreciate circumstances sometimes make life difficult for people, there is really no excuse for dumping rubbish, which not only blights the landscape but also costs sig- nificant time and money to clear up." F o r c e f i n e d a f t e r s h o o t i n g b l u n d e r Above: The revolver used in the shooting accident Right: The Quality Street tin used to store live ammunition THAMES Valley Police has been fined 40,000 after an employee was shot in an inci- dent that the force admitted should never have hap- pened. Keith Tilbury, 57, almost died when firearms instructor PC David Micklethwaite , 52, acci- dentally shot him with a .44 Magnum revolver during a train- ing session in 2007. Southwark Crown Court in London heard last week that the shot left Mr Tilbury with severe injuries and he had been unable to return to work since. The bullet used by PC David Micklethwaite, who had previ- ously failed a firearms instruc- Kidlington. He received serious damage to his lungs, kidneys and bowel. Thames Valley Police was fined 40,000 for breaching health and safety laws, while PC Micklethwaite was fined 8,000 and ordered to pay 8,000 in costs. The force was also ordered to pay 25,000 in costs. A decision will now be taken on whether PC Micklethwaite should face internal disciplinary proceedings following his con- duct on the day of the shooting. Thames Valley Deputy Chief Constable Francis Habgood said: This case has personally affected several people, none more so than Keith Tilbury and his family. The chief constable offered her apology to Keith and his family as soon as this happened and PC Micklethwaite apolo- gised at court last week. I want to reiterate the apology from Thames Valley Police to Keith. I agree with His Honourable Judge Loraine-Smith, who said that this has been an embar- rassing episode for Thames Valley Police but can reassure everybody that we have changed our procedures and were recently described as a model force on firearms training issues by an independent review. NEWS BITES Proms concert ABINGDON Guildhall is host- ing a charity proms to raise money for Botley Alzheimer s Home and Abingdon Town Band on Saturday. The Town Band will be joined by special guests including Lynne Winter from Abingdon Operatic Society and Abingdon s Got Talent winner Miles Burton for a run through some classic proms pieces, as well as a number of modern works. Tickets for the event cost 10. Vale of White Horse council chairman Alison Rooke said: Hopefully, as many people as possible will come along for what should be a fantastic evening s entertainment and support good causes in the process. For more information, call 01235 522642. Take the lead GET OXFORDSHIRE Active is looking for motivated people to lead jogging groups for adults of all fitness levels. No qualifications are required, just enthusiasm and motivation. Training and support is pro- vided by GO Active and Cherwell District Council and leads to a qualification in jog- ging and fitness. Insurance to lead jogging groups is included. GO Active coordinator Marianne Boyle said: "This is another opportunity that the council is supporting to keep the district fit and healthy. For more information, call Cherwell District Council on 01295 221715, or email marianne.boylecherwell dc.gov.uk REPORT by Ric Sumner tor s course, was one of 22 kept in an unmarked Quality Street sweet tin by police on a shelf in the police armoury in Milton Keynes. Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith said the shooting had had a devastating effect on Mr Tilbury s life, and described the unmarked bullet tin as an acci- dent waiting to happen. Mr Tilbury, a control room employee for Thames Valley Police Authority, was shot in the stomach at point-blank range at Police Headquarters North in FITZHARRYS SCHOOL The staff and students would like to invite you to visit our Open Evening On Thursday 1 st October 2009 from 5.30-8pm The Headteacher will speak at 6.30pm and 7.15pm in the School Hall If you would like to visit us at any time, please contact us on: Telephone: 01235 520698 Fax: 01235 534590 Email: office.4127fitzharry Headteacher: Mrs Susan Tranter MA, MSc www.youroxfordshire.co. Established 1973 Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 Now delivered door to door in areas of Oxfordshire Battle to save citys green core PAGE 5 GREEN BELT SAVED Protesters claim victory in homes battle REPORT OXFORDSHIRE campaigners fight- ing plans to develop t 2 Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. Squaddie fights back from injury to join assault on Mount Kilimanjaro NEWS BITES Oxford Journal 9-11 Cholswell Court, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX13 6HX Safety steps A FOOTPATH at a north Oxfordshi Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 3 VICTORY IN HOMES BATTLE From Front Page Day of the Jackal driver Staff Sgt Claire Griffiths and Sergeant Simon Griffiths appears that this news means that we don t have to wait for the govern 4 Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. Oxford Beds LOWEST PRICE ON ALL SILENT NIGHT BEDS GUARANTEED FAUX LEATHER FRAME FOR THE BACK SUFFERER ORTHOPAEDIC MATTRESS 46 GIVE AWAY 199 AFTER PROMOTION 649 5 GIVE AWAY 249 AFTER PROMOTION 7 Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. 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Victoria Pengelley-Loraine, 36, of T 12 Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. NEWS BITES Fashion show A WITNEY-BASED mental health charity is holding a fashion show at Eynsham Hall today (Thursday). The grade II-listed building will host autumn and winter collections fr Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 13 Thinking about what to do next When faced with decisions about your future or the future of your loved ones, it can be difficult to know what to do for the best. Taking the first step to ask f 14 Thursday October 1st - Wednesday October 7th, 2009 Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. S h o p p i n g f o r j o b s The Lord Kitchener Bampton Road, Curbridge,Witney, Oxon OX19 7PD Tel/Fax 01993 702169 Open Seven Days For Food Families Welcome All Food Home cooked Food served Read this newspaper online at www.youroxfordshire.co. 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