A BICESTER jiu jitsu club is offering free classes for school children in the town. Inspire Jiu Jitsu is holding the live sessions online for a number of schools in a bid to support schools and help children at home who are desperate to move around and stay active. It comes after the club has continued to work throughout the crisis delivering online classes to keep their community of members active - both mentally and physically - despite the challenging landscape. Inspire Jiu Jitsu says it is now proud to have a list of schools either having live weekly sessions for the whole school or using its pre-recorded lessons for the school to distribute.
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A MAN who threw his bags of rubbish away in a hedgerow has been ordered to pay £675 in fines and costs. Cherwell District Council’s street cleansing team spotted the 12 bags of waste dumped in a country hedgerow when driving between Kidlington and Bletchingdon in June. When removing the rubbish, the council’s environmental enforcement officers uncovered letters and packaging that allowed them to direct their investigation to the Kidlington area. An offender was tracked down and pleaded guilty to a duty of care offence in relation to controlled waste at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on November 13. Councillor Dan Sames, Cherwell District Council’s lead member for clean and green, said: “This incident serves as a warning to those that try to cut corners when needing to dispose of excess waste. It may be tempting to use the services of someone offering to take waste away on the cheap or to dump it by a roadside or in a field but it could end up costing you much more