The challenges facing the 18 to 28 year old age group farmer David Goodwin is the 4th generation of home farm near Bhambri and is also the agri vice chair of the National Federation of young farmers clubs where a 650 acre mixed one of the main challenges for young farmers is opportunities to farm and really just the commitment that our culture industry has got a future. Therefore will be available for young farmers to be a part of a special garden to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D.-Day landings is being created with an oxygen veteran at its heart the charity D.J. Revisited is fundraising for the garden which will be featured at the Chelsea Flower Show this year to life size of sculptures a bill pending have been made for the garden fight Pendle Bill's daughter says sadly her father won't see it completed as he passed away at the beginning of last month he was so looking forward to it he loved to meet people and chat to people especially young people so it was a really tragic that he's not going to make it he's got the military medal for bravery he got that and when you asked him for child what this medal was for he would only make jokes he was being 1st in the queue in the canteen there were no stories to oxygen is whether the saving dry we clear spells in areas of clouds a few patches of mist or freezing fog forming lows of minus one Celsius B.B.C. Radio Oxford News at 3 minutes past for. You in your story our defense and on B.B.C. Radio. Happy New Year my chance to say that. You had a good one what have you been doing well as you've been telling you some back with the 2019 version of home time Sophie is in the chair Hello there certainly have been a topic to New Year to you until this is what you need here how is that bliss is works. Like crazy if you want to go a day off tomorrow I hear that's right yes now let me have time off for good behavior you know did people saturation is too much leads people actually. So let me see where every one of the few years live through station there was no way every B.B.C. Local radio friend later that I was in drive those especially in that car. And I got run all over maybe that was now we have a lot of stuff for you on the show including a little bit of. The final frontier of the ultimate Tooley. The ultimate Yes the older ultimate to later come on. It's it's this craft that's been let's go to the furthest reaches of the solar system on send back the really really personally photographs one pixel one long. Anyway well. It's. Time we get to 20 plus for something like that what else we got you got some sports have we have the latest from Also tonight as the clock bids to make another song An early in the January transfer window plus candidates the city and on to their outfits to watch those assets. Royal Ferris says a lot of people are not very happy seeing their own fares go up today and we've got a bit of entertainment gas as well the big hits and flops of the Christmas telly We'll talk to Jonathan he's from the Radio Times just before 5 this afternoon Mary J. Blige on the 2 at 22 Joe Walsh from 85 on the vinyl revival with the confessor and I'm not going to be me by the trumpets and I classic children's T.V. Shows will give it a whirl in 15 hours spent on the radio are. You Occupy the little devils at the moment I seriously want to 1st aim with the Best wishes for the new Yeah thanks for that see same wish all of us from the get the how and the what you Christmas was good to eat wasn't bad it's all thanks to a nice and chilled nice unlike you know I don't want want want want you know what I said quiet it's a little runaround love everything get ready for that big day the day when everything changes real Christmas. No it didn't and now it's a sponsored eat his name that's what it is it was we know he got he got a place he self you've really got to pace yourself so we that we Christmas dinner are the way back to the end of the day some things are 7730 in the south I'm sorry but we need to hold through the day graced Yeah there's a bit of grazing put in the place we have where we're going strong when we have. It so my mother in law and my father a large book we have a turkey and bacon. But yeah it was it was more sons and so so it was just Christmas but some nurses but I was actually go to post and my mother in law library should say that college is just out but she did I sent everyone I know Shirley lovely lady. Just depends on the size of the day I'm sure I'm sure you had a lovely time but I hope everyone else did as well what have you been doing so I figure the 1st proper Christmas off I've had for I don't have one day of work but to work on Boxing Day as you know many people with much work and I don't run the game when Robbie can I say you did say that Seymour 15000 people all got all singing going to more singing that if. You want them to say hey listen very complicated one more sense dump our TELL YOU WHAT GOT tell us more some empty and. Might start Walsall to have in the middle of it in a word I'm doing nothing night by You'd be shocked it would. I don't need 20. It was just. So you went in I wasn't high haven't. Had lunch with you. I could be. Going to you now because it's a horrible mental image to. Spend so B.B.C. Radio. Song true. For some. Radio experts. Telling Caesar travel let's see what's happening on the road show how to train the can tell us all thanks so much how it was talking to us informal and shimmery you are you struggling now for the very drugs taking place by night was Lane That's nearly a full 20 junction that the sets all temp realize that the gas works on the way like not in the sense of Oxford really busy on her that's North Downs heading away from the primal and tools he made up of roundabouts near the train station else whether the A 44 is back to normal heading north there was a delay before all childhood and tools bagatelle fall needs Chipping Norton it's been slow day it is finally eased up all my speed senses checking now into Babri almost the senses and said roaches has the normal heavy spots around the hospital and the saying is raise it by directions or you can get the eye on public transport no reports of any problems so I'm 70. From B.B.C. Radio. They're cool with your travel use. $109.00 drivel one B.B.C. Radio Oxford It seems a travel. Just passed for the home time headlines on B.B.C. Radio Oxford as warning that a planned 1600000 pound reduction in mental health funding will be a breaking point for mentally ill people in Oxfordshire Police in Lincolnshire of begun a murdering choir after 3 people were found dead in a fire at a house near Boston and a special garden to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D.-Day landings is being created in the UK such a veteran at its heart a look at the weather it's going to try tonight could be a few patches of May still freezing fog forming a cold one for sure we're talking about minus one out in the sticks tomorrow it's a cold and frosty starts and then it should be a dry. Blue sky sort of day actually lots of sunshine around a high of just 4 Celsius. Or less give us a guy feel when he sees it and say I'm sure right then and not expecting miracles. But we need to get out we need to get our eye back in for our area back in for the start of the New Year so nice easy fame for us this week classic children's T.V. Shows. Playing Wednesday Thursday Friday. Listen to the 1st couple nights. What do you think what we'd do if you've never heard this before maybe all out of kilter your out of your normal routine we have. Resurrected a wonderful old quiz off the telly name that tune out exactly what you've got to do name that chain do it by calling in 109100 or in the text 813 double 3 Oxford at the start of the attacks on a no to a time on a trumpet. We reveal. This week a classic children's T.V. Show. All right 109100 call it a. 3 hour window in an hour's time is a. Little Tom Bailey's carrot and box for his on the B.B.C. Sounds happy right now great to have you along it's hometime on B.B.C. Radio Oxford on Howard Bentham NASA has confirmed that its new Arisan probe has successfully completed a fly by of the oldest the most distant space objects ever explore we have how the space. We just. Fly by. Something pretty amazing that was the reaction in the control room yesterday when scientists received a message from the craft confirming it had completed its mission around all to maturely a freezing body of ice and dust which is 4000000000 miles from Earth that takes off texting as it had rather have a cooper's a space expert base near Chan I have a lovely to talk to Happy New Year great to talk to her Happy New Year to you to right the whole point of this fly past was what's exactly what basically the space probe knew. That the new explorers space produce horizon space crew had gone past Pluto and that was the most distant object we've actually observed from some amazing things on it like erupting volcano is in this prison planet billions of miles from the sun was actually quite geologically active and looked incredible and they thought after that world they were heading out would zone of the solar system called the Kuyper belt named after a guy called General Kiper who discovered it in the 1930 S. And this was filled with frozen objects which are basically left over debris from our solar system but because they're in deep freeze there since the beginning of our solar system 4600000000 years ago sorry about the numbers. Anyway they thought well this is what she told it next in the nearest one was this one called Ultimate too late which is that she named by piece. Not just by NASA scientists ultimate today means the most distant place in explored and on our planet it's referred it has been referred to places like Iceland Greenland Norway and even the Orkney Islands. But nobody knew what to expect. Its Bloom passed at an incredible speed some like 23000 miles an hour and that just having to assess the de Janeiro they've got something like 7 gigabytes to sort out and it's not going to be immediate 1st of all we know it's a funny shape it's about 10 miles by 20 miles long. It looks like a dumbbell so it's double basically. We don't need all the tea made of ice and rock because it's very very frozen up there the temperatures are just 20 degrees above absolute 0 so it's going to be freezing cold and we won't get signals properly backed until the middle of the month because between the 5th in the 9th of January the signal is going to be blocked up by emissions from the sun's atmosphere then they'll start to get down to it but in the end it's going to take about 20 months to assemble all the data like where does it have moons does it have rings What's the geological composition and all that kind of thing that was going to tell us in the end is how did all solar system begin because we think these bits and pieces of stuff the like the asteroids the much less changed the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Those little critters of had lots of collisions and things like that and there's the a lot out there the frozen sturdy lot they haven't changed a lot since the solar system amazing picture you paint of that have an amazing project the New Horizons private self I mean it's just it's just heading out here and it's what you know yeah. It's comply after a while surely now it can't be anything more from a command not goodbye yet no I mean my mate Alan Stern who commands the program he's actually desperate to go in for another target within the kind of belt and most still thinking where do they go next and I think New Horizons itself might select its destination it's technically funded into 2021 but they think is going to have a few going for about 2030 so half the want to watch this space is like. Well questions like this with your your new book out that you've got out with the best at the moment. There's a lot of questions like this isn't what is out there that's right I mean we called it the universe explained a cosmic Q. And A And these are these questions will be down the pub in the street. Talking in President doing for stations around the world everything from why is this guy blue What's a black hole is really into the universe what happened before the Big Bang and. Has the beat and sex in space we'll to the moon. And now there's 185 has been the book and they're all highly Illustrated I don't know what I want to which page you'll fall open on but. So many things that I have the key for from Chitta and you can catch that book at the universe explain the cosmic you and I have a keeper and Nigel and best given all that I on my not sure. I can update on the rides as well with. After this weekend the draft park. Cut cut cut cut. Cut. Cut cut cut. Some. Which. Cut. Cut. But they come. such that what we do it all for nothing and place no I'm not sure new trumpet is out classic children's T.V. Show is the fame for what's left of the week free nights. It's already. All right so I 109111 the text 13 double 3 Oxford on the front a message. Come up when it's not we need you on the radio 20 past 5. Travel the say was what all the roads is how to train or thanks so much how it's starting for us informal families and she made it very busy over because of. Need to Know it's not a full 20 junction as the sets all temper like that that that thing by sides of that stretch of people heading out a box with this afternoon will slow down the road 1000 west away from the train station and it was the before that. The but the change now they feel would see checking out on the speed fences and it slows down slightly towards their 3rd now it's westbound on the approach to the perfect roundabouts nothing major there is to be honest about quite well actually at the moment not too bad at all for this time of day and 40 or so running well at the moment can't see any problems on the cameras so I'm never travel from B.B.C. Radio I'm Hannah trained with your travel. 109 travel one B.B.C. Radio Oxford travel. Just for the home time headlines on B.B.C. Radio there's a warning that a planned 1600000 pound reduction in mental health funding will be a breaking point for mentally ill people in Oxfordshire an open letter signed by charities in the C.E.O. Of Oxford Health appeals to the County Council not to make the cut targeting your vote and using the purchase power are the most effective weapons in the fight against climate change that's the message from an Oxford environment expert B.B.C. Radio walks with focuses on the issue this week police in Lincolnshire have begun a murder inquiry after 3 people were found dead after a fire at a house near Boston Emergency crews were called to the property in Kirton in the early hours of New Year's Day John Lewis saw an 11 percent rise in overall sales in the last week of 2018 compared with a year earlier the partnership includes both John Lewis department stores and Waitrose supermarkets and sections of the Berlin wall will be auctioned as the 30th anniversary of the day it fell approaches symbolizing the end of the Cold War and the reunification of Germany after border controls between east and west of the country were lifted in 1989 parts of the historic masonry could fetch up 218000 pounds when they go under the hammer in West Sussex in March when your B.B.C. Radio stood still it sometimes for his selfish good after. Her completed assignment of Glenarvan midfielder Mark Sykes for an undisclosed through science has just graduated from the. Northern Ireland under 21 team flew into England last night and told of how his great friend Kevin Mark helped his decision to sign for the closer cabin when I was growing up and stuff it can only help me coming over here obviously been a young lad not and haven't already made his transition and he settled on quite well and I'm on the scene down here where so though obviously haven't gotten the boat will really help me both here at their job at Oxford and hopefully get them over where they are a minute United have also cleared completed the loan paperwork sorry for the swing of Jordan Graham today also that City boss Mark Jones has told B.B.C. Radio also that he hasn't received any bits for any of his players and he would like to keep the squad together for the rest of the season several members of the National League south side have been linked with interest from teams from higher divisions But Jones says that is normal when players are in form that's a good sign for us that we've been doing well you know maybe clubs are interested in some of our players there's been sort of a few. Team to watch in certain players but we've had no absolutely no offers for any of our players and then unless we think it's right for us as a club you will be trying very very hard to keep everybody here and yet you know you can't control when somebody else wants to come and get your players if they're from higher levels you know we have to look at it and we have to look what's right for the club financially as well Chelsea have completed a sign of virtue Dorman forward Christie imputes sic for 58000000 pounds but will loan him to the German club until the end of the season the 22 year old United States international lived in tact me for a short spell during his childhood and played junior football during that time for broccoli town there are 6 more matches in the Premier League to see him in 4th place Chelsea are home to Southampton while Ali Khan assault side Contin you his winning start as much just united interim manager when they go to Newcastle to the bottom 3 sides meet as Huddersfield Town take on Burley elsewhere born with face what foot in its west town versus Brighton 1st is Crystal Palace tennis it's been a bad time for. at least tennis at the bruce been into national and the murray chi leben join a contour and her it dart of all be knocked out in the 2nd roamed after a borden who's come back in September murray be loose bruce been all to playing too much ensues 2 days but it doesn't know if your stand him in good stead for the australian open obscene my match yesterday was not you know physically particular it demanding any there was was tonight's match you know is just as a little bit worse times recover in these events and you know sometimes you you kind of over 40 hours to recover from matches and the slums finally in goal for rory mcilroy has described do european taught as a stepping stone i'm house reiterate his his intention to concentrate on the p.g.a. Tour of this year he wants to reduces european talk commitments in an effort to our to his major titles so on the may me sort of look twice on the b.b.c. Sport website selfie at truro city verse is talkie united their the announcement of the the attendance today's attendance his $2812.00 include in 2760 or way fans because they're not that truro have got no ground they said the sharing we talking so it was the official he talkies away game and yet they had 2700 of the $2800.00 their tell though is lovely life's a terrific in that's same division as altered city you so we're they'll be interesting when they go don't know they want know whether though going to try to a wall taught go yeah it's quite a long way down there is yes let's be honest i want you so so must another country you was 3 day full b.c. It's radio walks that it whether it's guy whether checks sam can tell us all thanks howard while it had cloudy skies a soft in been chile to top temperature just 5 celsius as we had through this evening will continue to see aires of cloud across the region sunk clears bells though developing is that clough breaks up through the early hours we might just see some missed all freezing fog packed is forming here in there to it it cold and frosty night lows dropping to free thing or little below for many so for to Another cold and frosty start any early patches of mist gradually lifting and of a chilly day in prospect with some spells of sunshine and a top temperature of 5 Celsius great stuff going to say the sun that is good means that we've got some time ago with Jonathan he's from the Radio Times whole lot of Christmas telly to talk about I will get to the bottom all. On the railways and all the new year another hike in the car travelling by train or bus to come out about 4 nights. Remember it's a classic children's T.V. Show you can't go wrong tonight. Come 110-9100. Channing on the text. Me Love a new text. You deserve to win just for that guess but it's no. More obvious in the US a great guess I. Put on the front of your message if you texting friends life stories this is B.B.C. More expensive to travel by train. From. 30 point one percent. Stations. Next $160.00 quid a year. Watering 5256 pounds. Is managing editor of News the industry newspaper. Here. Is this price increase reasonable. It depends what your priorities are if you want to be like some other European countries and have taxpayers pay for most of the railways then it isn't if you want to follow the line that British governments are followed for a long time of all political colors by the way not just conservative that the passenger should pay the majority then it isn't unreasonable depends what your political views are maybe come back to the politics of it but as far as the people that use the trains and the vast majority we've heard from today then I happy about it they say train train services are getting worse and we're paying more for the pleasure I think we've had a particularly difficult year we've had a few pick ups on the Great Western side into Paddington but nothing like the hick ups they've had on the south and go via Thameslink railway networks and nothing nothing like the hiccups they've had on Northern which as its name suggests stretches across the north of England there have been huge problems in 2018 and you could say that it's a touch tactless to increase the prices too much in this particular year on the other hand railways aren't immune to rising costs if you worked out over the last 10 years how much your electricity bill has gone up you'd probably find it's a lot more than your train fare it's just that we notice the train fare particularly because those of us who have annual season tickets face that list of north all at once and it hurts the transport secretary there Chris Grayling is laid the blame for the union saying that it's unreasonable demands by train drivers in terms of salary is a part of what's driving this price increase coming back to the politics is he right well I think if this was yes minister the the the old political sitcom some people may remember and I was a Humphrey Appleby I would say to Mr Grayling minister that's very courageous because it's a somewhat weak argument the cost of the railway about 25 percent of the train operators costs our staff so how on earth can another percent or 2 on wages produce this rise in for. There's no I don't think so this rise was set a long time ago it was going to be fixed on July retail price index relatively high last year because of well the B. Word and one or 2 other things of that kind and therefore that's fed through to train fare increases I'm not quite sure the unions have got that much to do with it so I'm good to talk to have a good 29000. At it all right. In 60 Seconds This is Katherine from Killington Scout great I would like to invite you to our model railway show on Saturday the 5th and Sunday the 6th of January a text of all in Killington will have lots of model railways as well as stalls selling new and 2nd hand equipment as free parking and our cafe will be open all weekend for more information visit Scout wailed out all EK all a cup Killington Scout rail on Facebook email details of your event to radio works at events as B.B.C. U.K. . It's May Day. I'm going to invite you to join us for our pantomime. At the Chipping Norton theater we're playing now and went on until January the 13th so you have no excuses not to join us this is Chipping Norton. Roll this weekend's feature at B.B.C. . Radio. 5. Heading out of oxygen on both the right in the west down stretch will struggle between the train station and the. A 34 will take you around 10 minutes already going far more and she married very busy because a very direct taking place in that's not too far from a full 20 junction. Is a set of temporal lights that the gasworks on the way affected by the size of that stretch of chicken a photo. It is running large when actually it slows down slightly around that's around the birth around about the approaches and checking into Banbury very very heavy now in both directions between a body may and Highlands as not too far from the athletics club or you can get there on public transport looking at the route departure boards I'm not seeing any huge delays at all to be aware of times ever travelled from B.B.C. Radio I'm Hannah trained call in with your travel. $109.00 drivel one B.B.C. Radio Oxford saves a travel. To a fiver hometime headlines a 1600000 pound cut to mental health services in Oxfordshire will make a bad situation even worse according to charities and health bosses with their warnings homes the home secretary Sajid Javid has urged migrants to claim asylum in France rather than attempt to cross the channel on the future of farming from the perspective of young farmers is being discussed today by delegates at the Oxford conference meeting it's going to be a cold one some are telling us for now it's minus one is what we're looking at as far as the temperatures are concerned clearing skies freezing fog forming in places tomorrow it's a chilly start Naturally it's a frosty one but lots of blue skies and sunshine if you've got any of that mist it will soon burn away highs of 4 degrees Friday's going to be dry with some sunshine and light when Saturday again local fog around which will disperse and give us a dry day mainly bright and sunny spells actually on Sunday that could be some drizzle in the forecast. The only wrong one so far. The Flood. Is a classic children's T.V. Show this is 5 nights. You gotta get it from that surely this is a. New way for the New Year. Few of you get it spot on already. That is anyway for a clue that we can ease ourselves into 2019 with an easy. 109100 speech. On the radio at 20 past 5 that's what we need to reveal. Any ideas of doing it on the text by the way those come straight through to me in the studio 813 double 3 Oxford on the front. Of you message. Radio Works on a nice clear day you can actually see the women and we quite often just stand here looking daydreaming. On Monday morning's breakfast show join us to meet residents from Oxford style blogs as we hear stories of life in the high rises living in the . Place to live if you can join us to hear about the challenges the community hopes dreams look great and the you in studio bad name however it's friendly offering neighbors and most people are free to Tales from the tower blocks. On B.B.C. Radio. Is heading towards $5.00 to $5.00 let's find out what's happening in the spark about the show Jonathan Hughes from the Radio Times with us tonight Jonathan I tell you I have a must confess I'm not watching that much Christmas telly often or doing other things I asked the doctor who our core little bits of seems have gone down very well it did go down very well it was quite controversial because it was a New Year's Day episode not a Christmas Day episode since Dr came back in 2005 it's always been a staple of Christmas day schedules but you know new Dr 1st female doctor change this year of the show so here people even before it was on repeat like the Pitts in his day Christmas Day It went down well the Daleks are back and this was a big deal because we had no old monsters in Jodee Rich because 1st series. Was the new show runner Christian said he wanted to create new stories not just rely on the Daleks and Cybermen but eventually gave in and as a New Year treat the Daleks were back and it seemed to go down well with fans quite pacey some of the stories in the series been a bit slow I think but this was you know went down about Daleks a back so kind of all is well in the world really but you know the Daleks back into their families on New Year's Day I mean to be honest what once you've broken up for Christmas you've got not a clue. Well it's a Monday Wednesday Tuesday right and I don't know what day it is now I don't know I think it's breakfast time when I click I don't even ask me what that Luther because the word was it was a bit graphic possibly a bit too scary apparently so one review demonic like it was proper scary Luther is Luther is not the sound of music you know I don't watch it for a laugh but it is it was very very scary very violent a lot of hype about it being back obviously you know it was kind of billed as the big event of New Year's Day telly but yeah I think crossed the line for a lot of people very far and it's on every night it's kind of stripped 4 episodes back to back from yesterday to Friday so yeah I mean I don't think it's going to get any more any lighter unfortunately but yeah it was deemed a little bit much maybe you know it's a bank holiday people want to be put in a good mood before they go back to work but I don't think it did something go right roasting from the critics was the inbetweeners friends you know it is which again off call a little bit off. If I could I did most of what I thought he was going to be a bit weird I thought he just you know filmed interviews with this but the cast might be back to some old locations but it was done like this weird thing with a live audience and it was it Jimmy Carr hosting it and pretend fake awards and having celebrity guests don't seem to go on forever I think it's about 4 hours long so yeah I think that that's sort of a somewhat sullied the the reputation and the love for and in between it's on its 10th anniversary unfortunately because I love the inbetweeners but it did seem a bit misguided as a way to mark the show's anniversary and yeah it was not to everyone's tastes Unfortunately Dr Who looks like the winner of New Year's Day telly Yeah I think you're probably right actually what about the Eastenders news which is just coming up yes so Albert Square is 1st gay bar is set to open this year and you produce a Kate Oates who has back to back produced Corrie and is now in charge of Eastenders and she is a lady who knows her so. She's kind of she did a fan Q. And A on line and easterners fans sent in their questions and she answered them and she did address the fact that there's not many gay characters in the show as there used to be and she wants to address that and diversity in general so you know more ethnic minorities being represented but she said yeah I was going to call gay bar but straight and gay characters can go there and it's a she says going to be fun exciting visual and very representative of modern diverse London culture and lots of fun to be had apparently like to call trendy alternative to the boring old Queen Vic the Queen Vic so News and the way it's going with Mel at the moment he runs the 20 club maybe they'll just shut that down because he's off you know having to stick it dark terrible scary storyline with so maybe 20 clubs going to be the new guy who knows but i'm Yes So that is going to be something to watch for a bit of but of diversity and representation on Eastenders and $29000.00 coming your way give us your telly pick for tonight what if you got Bradley Walsh and son breaking dad it's great just for the pun title alone this is a travelogue kind of reality thing a bit like you know Russell Howard goes across America with this crazy this is Bradley Walsh from the chase and Dr Who Going back to that he is on a road trip across the States with his 20 year old son Barney and Barney basically wants to take his laidback dad out of his comfort zone so he gets him to do these series of like extreme activities including a $14000.00 foot skydive now we all are broadly losing out on the chase and getting the giggles Lord knows what. Fun and frolic in store with them with Bradley and his son Perry is great I haven't seen it but it's really fun really life affirming and he's always great it's kind of a national treasure these days isn't it probably but that's not on I T V 8 o'clock we love him in the great stuff Jonathan Hughes from the Radio Times a couple minutes before 5 let's see what's happening on the road. Of oxygen how busy are we to. Travel the roads fill pretty quiet surveillance if it's starting to busy up not everyone back to work has got the details for us yet don't be bothered to watch the Howard just some small patch delays of the A $43.00 that is heading southbound into Bambery path the credits will be in and towards head of way it was a busy and all the approaches to the Bay knows about that need the F.A.A. Garridge it's a formal and shimmered struggles for the road to X. Taking place by nobles Lanie the A 420 is a set of turbulence that the gas works underway and the road very busy in Oxford that's westbound between the train station and the 834 for the the in take you around 10 minutes or so or you can get there on public transport can't see any problems be reported to us Times ever travel from B.B.C. Radio Oxford only and Hannah trained with your travel. 109 travel one radio. Travel. 40 minutes or so on the show if you're heading home from work Congratulations on surviving the 1st day back. To talk to recruitment agencies been looking into how difficult the 1st day back really hear you and if you were still. Says B.B.C. Radio. 5 o'clock a Very Good afternoon I'm Howard Bentham with the latest B.B.C. News for Oxford chair there's been a warning a planned 1600000 pound cut to mental health services will be a breaking point for people who are mentally ill in Oxford chair and open letter signed by charities and the C.E.O. Of Oxford Health appeals to the County Council not to make the cut he says the reduction in funding will make a bad situation even worse with some. This is saying they can't tighten their belts any further political reporter is better than him I bet and Scott the details on this was to come in Maine then for mental health services in Oxford some really stark warnings from the charities in the health trust in charge of mental health services they say this cuts of 1600000 pounds being planned by the County Council will mean unnecessary suffering and misery the message from services seems to be that they've made all the efficiencies they can possibly make any more and it will have a real impact on the 5000 mental health patients in Oxford this open letter says it will affect preventative services and that will increase the numbers of people who are acutely on well I was told today by Lesley do you heard from the charity restore that there's real worry about this cut from Oxford Health N.H.S. Foundation Trust if you run services here they are extremely concerned. Not only do they already have massive overspends and a deficit in their budget but the numbers are growing all the time the pressure on services to deliver is growing up in every day and yet they they are already doing as much as they can to keep up with that so these cuts can only increase that pressure we hear noises of commitment to mental health services from central government so what is happening here after the fact is the county councils under huge financial pressure says it's facing unprecedented budget challenges the authority does point out that some of this $1600000.00 pound cut will be reinvested into services for adults with special needs and protecting vulnerable people from abuse and neglect but overall the council is struggling with reduced grants from government and more people needing help and says it has some very difficult decisions to make a consultation on these plans runs until Sunday the final decision will be made by councillors in February.