04/02/2014 BBC Oxford News

and the outbreaks of rain. It will continue as we go into tomorrow

evening's rush hour. Some bridges will see restrictions, as will

coastal roads. The winds whip up some rather large waves. On Thursday

it looks quiet to begin with, but after some sunshine to start there

is more after some sunshine to start there

from the South West and it will last into Friday

calling themselves travellers and what they are doing, you are put in

the frame by the police. Stay with us. Coming up... Extreme

sailing. And in sport we need the sailors who are behind the first

prefer that the council had more leeway. I think I would rather see

it frozen for another year. That will help families. I think we

should pay extra and have the services. If you want a passionate

answer to this question talk to this woman. In 2010 sheet set up a

pressure group to lobby on behalf of the bill

and allows drivers to leave their goods at a collection point on the

edge of the city for delivery in smaller vans, combining lots of jobs

in a single trip. Our Transport Correspondent Paul Clifton reports.

On loading a big lorry. Deliveries will be put onto a smaller lorry.

This problems. There are offsets to the

costs involved. The target market is the public sector, hospitals and

universities and we already have a lot of interest from them. Bristol,

Sheffield and London do this already and the council has sound `` signed

up Southampton University. It could potentially

the service but with cuts, outsourcing it, encouraging start to

take it on themselves give funding direct to communities. Inside this

Place, there are music studios and a community radio station. It went out

on the road to gather the thoughts of those who work on it. It is going

a bit of a debate. They say there is only 8% of the youth in Welsh use of

thy think it affects more than that. Youth workers are

the Olympic squad have retired and we the team. UK sport say that the

investment must we considered on the best medal prospects and clearly

they do not say synchronised swimming as a high model prospects

for Brazil. What has been the reaction? The reaction has been

Chief Executive of swimming David Chief Executive of swimming David

must be on the same level. We are trying to do that. Extreme Sailing

series fast. These books can reach speeds of around 46 miles an hour.

`` these roads. `` these vessels. are the pictures. You can see the

diggers shoring up the shingle. Time for a weather update.

Shaun Roster captured Portsmouth Harbour showered by the golden

sunlight. Lori Little took this photo of the Western Solent between

Thorness Bay and Newtown creek. And Graham Ward captured the ominous

skies in conditions and temperatures of

around five degrees. But because of the risk of coastal flooding and

heavy rain and wind, stay tuned to BBC local radio for the latest on

the travel situation. Looking ahead towards Thursday, more rain on the

way. The winds will not be as strong. We are looking at another

area of low pressure coming in from the south. There is a weather

warning already in