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The UK Prime Minister solves the fuel price rises by telling motorists to look at Google Maps to find the cheapest garage. Next week he will solve the housing crisis by reminding everyone that Rightmove exists.
I know people are worried about fuel prices. And I get it. You get to the pump, watch the numbers climb, and wonder why it's costing so much more than it used to.
The reality is that global events are pushing up costs, and families here at home are feeling the impact.
But I won't accept that there's nothing I can do to help.
That's why from today, you'll be able to see petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps, compare nearby stations and find the cheapest option before you fill up.
It's a small change, but if there's a practical way to help people keep more money in their pocket, I'll do it.
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MATCH DAY ⚽️
🆚 Thatcham Town
🏆 Combined Counties Premier Division North
🏟️ Nolan Oils Ground
📍 OX27 7PA
⌚️ 3 PM
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MATCH DAY ⚽️
🆚 Harefield United
🏆 Combined Counties Premier Division North
🏟️ Preston Park
📍 UB9 6NE
⌚️ 3 PM
Ian Feaver retweeted
Two week international break?
No Premier League?
No Championship?
NO PROBLEM!
Please support your local Non-League clubs. There are hundreds of games around the country with affordable admission prices & a friendly welcome awaits you.
@fcbusiness @NonLeagueCrowd
One of the best goalscoring records at all of step 5 in England and also top 5 for clean sheets!! Amazing stats 🤩⚽️
Time to celebrate the Defences now! Longest Clean Sheet Runs in the League Step 5:
4 teams currently hold this season's best run of Clean Sheets (full games) of 4 games:
@farehamtownfc - @WessexLeague
@chipsteadfcsurr - @ComCoFL
@WinsfordUnited - @MidlandLeague
@Knowle_FC - @utdcos
Only Fareham & Chipstead can currently improve that number but @ardleyunitedfc & @BroadfieldsUtd are now on 3 games after the weekend.
Ian Feaver retweeted
2026-27 #NonLeague Season Most League Goals Scored Step 5
38 @Official_SAFC
34 @eastbourneuafc and @NorthShieldsFC
32 @Official_ECAFC
30 @BelperUnited and @LiskeardAthlet1
29 @crooktown_afc @RugbyTown_FC and @BridgwaterUtd
28 @ardleyunitedfc @FCFleetTown and @EastwoodTownFC
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On Saturday, we welcomed Kingsmere Plumbing and Heating to The Nolan Oils Ground as match sponsors for our game against Holyport
Kingsmere Plumbing and Heating have also sponsored our training tops for this season as well
🔥 The best in the business for any boiler issues
Ian Feaver retweeted
🏠 Back at home on Saturday as we welcome Holyport
🔥 The match is sponsored by Kingsmere Plumbing & Heating. A local plumbing, heating and gas specialists covering Bicester, Oxfordshire and surrounding areas.
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It’s great to see our away kit sponsor Shakil’s proudly holding our new shirt
Located in Bicester, Shakil’s features a varied range of specialties and fine Indian cuisine from every region of India
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Looking for your midweek footy fix?
Join us at Eynsham Park on Wednesday as we host @ardleyunitedfc in an Oxfordshire derby in the @ComCoFL
We'd love your support, so come along and pack the park!
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The destruction of Britain, town by town, village by village, city by city...
🚨BREAKING: Armed police and ambulance crews responded to machete attack in Truro, Cornwall.
• The incident occurred on Calenick Street around 1.45pm on Monday.
• One man suffered a potentially serious injury; two others sustained minor injuries.
• Two men in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent and remain in custody.
• Those involved are believed to be known to each other, with no wider risk to the public
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MATCH DAY ⚽️
🆚 Abingdon United
🏆 Combined Counties Premier Division North
🏟️ Nolan Oils Ground
📍 OX27 7PA
⌚️ 7:30 PM
Ian Feaver retweeted
England have a 1-0 lead against Argentina in the World Cup semi-final and were largely in control of the tactical battle. With 30 minutes remaining, the head coach of England who is paid £5 million a year and entrusted with the task of delivering results against elite international opposition, chose to introduce a raft of defensive substitutes and parked the bus. England dropped deep, inviting sustained pressure, severing their own midfield supply lines and sacrificing the pace and threat of their counter-attacks. In the process, they handed Lionel Messi repeated licence to attack at England’s defence. A disastrous decision. It was arguably one of the most self-defeating tactical decisions in the history of the England national team.





















