05/12/2013 BBC Oxford News

as well. Temperatures in Scotland really struggling. Plenty happening

through the night tonight. -- tonight. More details throughout the

evening. That's all from the BBC's news at

One, we join our teams where you One, we join our teams where you

he's going to get rid of a cap on student numbers. That's something

Buckinghamshire business leaders have been calling for and Buckingham

New University has welcomed it as really good news. It should be

another boost to businesses, which, as our our business correspondent,

Alastair Fee has been finding out, are already feeling more positive.

Demand is up and so is production top

Bank of England and both say that if there was one thing that will help

`` hold them back now it is this `` it is a shortage of skilled workers.

Businesses sounding weird? Yes, but some businesses say they are not

enough incentives for small business. There is

to help prop up our health services. In Oxfordshire, it will fund a

number schemes. Jill Acra. For A Additional social care workers.

Additional people to do the work in peoples homes and somebody will be

giving two additional GP services. This surgery in Oxford is taking up

the offer of extra cash to pay for doctors to make

be finished by 2017. we have put together a package of ?49 million

worth of measures that will help mitigate that extra housing, new

schools, new services, new leisure facilities for the people who live

here already and the people who will be living in these new homes. I am

very unhappy about that. We don't have proper medical facilities. I

don't know where people will work. recreate habitats. Many of these

habitats are finding very isolated locations. The mode you can create,

the more robust and resilient the populations of those species will

be. To do that, they're spending ?1 million digging out around 20 ponds

and a handful of shallow backwaters which will provide safe refuge for

fish, birds and reptiles. For hundreds of years, this has

drive. But this budget has meant they can

car was operating in the area. Jo Green from Parkstone was issued with

three separate parking charges within a fortnight, all issued by a

mobile CCTV car. The school run nearly cost Jo Green

?210. She parked on a single yellow line near the gates to pick up her

daughter three times in nine days. parked car and someone who is

dropping someone off, they may not see the person inside the car is

wrongly aligned, that's why they are a Testament.

Jo Green's dispute is the first were like a signage was a factor in the

decision. The question now is whether it could lead more motorists

to appeal. The Chancellor has announced a ?2.95

increase to the state pension, but When you view the government say the

economy is growing... I never believe anything the

government says. It is an iniquitous government.

I am aware of it picking up in some areas, but for myself, it doesn't

affect me terribly. The government says all sectors of

the economy are better off. That is not true for people of all ages.

Businesses say it will take longer house`building is so necessary, it

has not happened for the last decade and a half, and it is a welcome

boost. It is not happened under this

government yet, as it? House`building is the lowest since

the nineteen twenties. What we need is house`building, but affordable

house`building. It looks like prices will go up and

there will be sprawling estates. better by 2015. We are in for a long

haul. Thank you both. Now one openly

celebrating, talk of a tough run ahead. But there has been relief for

regional theatres who may get tax breaks.

Any moment, the sport. First, campaigners

deliver over the weekend probably with an announcement on Monday.

Southampton have hit a sticky spot in the Premier League, with injuries

mounting up, to compound a third straight defeat. While Portsmouth

caretaker boss Andy Awford will step aside for a new manager, following a

gut`wrenching late equaliser. Here's last night's action.

dreamland as they looked to be a winner near the end. But Wycombe's

in steward that the spoils were shared in the final minutes.

In speedway, Australian Grand Prix rider Darcy Ward has re`signed for

the Poole Pirates for the 2014 season. Ward was part of the

Pirates' title`winning side this year. Despite a number of off`track

conviction in his native Australia, Pirates owner

Championships in Portugal. The 16`year`old's first major event on

such a stage was a huge moment. It was mixed emotions. I was

excited, I was nervous, I was quite overwhelmed by the experience.

He studies at Totton College near Southampton and works with top

coaches at the sports Academy. The condiments as karate practice with

specialist workouts here at the country. There are some flood

warnings for us in the South. Rob Steele captured this great sunrise

this morning. Adrian Williams and captured this

image of frost this morning. And this image of leaves was

captured by Chris earlier today. The risk of frost in the

countryside. odd shower on Saturday, but most

places will stay dry. Flood warnings, there are seven flood

warnings in force tonight and tomorrow. Those are four areas east

of Beaulieu along the south coast. It mainly affects the eastern areas

of our region and also the Isle of Wight. Some sunshine tomorrow, the

odd wintry shower, cloud over the weekend, some sunny spells, and

behold on the cloud until next