21/04/2014 BBC Oxford News

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Hello. Good evening. One of the UK's main underground oil pipes has been

shut down as Hampshire Police investigate whether tens of

thousands of litres of fuel have been extracted from it. Police were

called to the scene at West Wellow on Thursday after a large quantity

of fuel was found in an industrial storage unit. Two men from Salisbury

are being held in custody tonight. It's understood detectives are

investigating whether the fuel was extracted from a pipeline running

from the Esso refinery at Fawley. An East Hampshire man has brought a

war memorial to life by delving into the backgrounds of those recorded

there. John Hill has spent more than a year researching over 50

individuals whose names appear on the Grayshott War Memorial.

Behind every name on this memorial there was a life, there is a story.

This is the man who is responsible for allowing each of those stories

to be told. They say there is a book in everyone and retired solicitor

John Hill felt this was his. It has been a labour of love. It has been

hard work but absolutely fascinating. Very interesting

finding out the stories of these people who died, so much so I feel I

know a lot of them personally. We Will Remember You delves into the

past of 51 men spanning both world wars and the Falklands campaign. The

last name in the book Lieutenant Commander David Balfour. He was on

the HMS Sheffield. He fought in this campaign. 20 people died when it was

hit by a missile. His body has never been recovered. By bringing to life

the memory of those names on the stone it's hoped the book will

provide a more tangible memorial to those men who made the ultimate

sacrifice serving their country. As part of the Queen's birthday

celebrations, Awards for Enterprise have been announced. This year,

recognition has gone to an Oxford company that's helped provide clean

water to millions of people in Africa.

In Kenya, the cleanliness of water can be the difference between life

and death. ClimateCare in Oxford have developed a simple water

cleanser that's helped around five million people. We hope this will

help us to increase the impact and to develop more projects and

increase our impact on the environment. Some staff are based in

the Oxford office, others in Kenya. In days gone by that may have caused

communication issues but modern technology means all workers can

keep in touch. It is pretty easy. We are very used to Skype calls. We

have daily contact with the guys in Nairobi. Bosses believe they are

making a difference. ClimateCare's work improving air quality also

helped them win the award. Onto football, and it's getting

tense for our Championship teams. Promotion chasing Brighton Hove

Albion are in the last of the promotion play`off places after a

1`1 draw against Blackpool. Bournemouth's hopes of reaching the

play`offs have all but faded after a 2`2 draw with Ipswich. Reading, who

can still make the play`offs, have a crucial match against Middlesbrough

tomorrow. In League One, MK Dons stay in tenth spot after a 2`2 draw

against Brentford. Swindon kept their slim hopes of a promotion

play`off place alive with a 1`1 win over Bradford. `` 1`0 win.

Portsmouth's renaissance under new manager Andy Awford continues. They

beat Northampton to move into 13th place and also secure their place in

League Two. Meanwhile, Oxford United are in eighth place after losing 1`0

at Scunthorpe. It will be fairly unsettled over the

next few days with the possibility of thunderstorms tonight. There will

be some showers last thing for much of the night which could be heavy.

Those could merge into longer spells of rain but it will be frost free.

We are looking at those showers continuing tomorrow on and off, more

likely to be more frequent during the morning, so few and far between

during the afternoon with the showers drifting northwards. These

could be heavy and thundery like today, but temperatures will reach

14, possibly 15 Celsius. Today we've each 18 or 19 degrees, so

temperatures not as high. There will be some sunshine during the

afternoon. The rest of the week is fairly unsettled with rain at times.

Showers moving through on Wednesday. After last year's called Easter we

managed the warmest day of the