That was our latest weekly theme, and it prompted club members to post a series of striking photos taken in Oxford, across Oxfordshire and beyond.

A popular choice was stained glass windows at lots of different churches and cathedrals.

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It was, as usual, difficult to pick a winner for photo of the week but in the end we selected Lesley Tilson’s picture of a pub on the coast, glowing in the sunshine.

Each week, members are given a theme and then post their photos on the club’s Facebook page.

A selection of photos are then featured in the Oxford Mail, The Oxford Times and online, and one photo is chosen as the photo of the week.

For more information about camera club and how to join visit the club’s Facebook page. The next theme is Easter celebrations.

The retail industry magazine The Grocer sent a mystery shopper to supermarkets across Oxfordshire to rate them on a range of things.

But Asda in London Road, Wheatley came at the bottom of the list with the mystery shopper labelling it as “not inviting”.

The retail magazine reports: “A full 15 points back in last place was Asda on London Road in Wheatley, about seven miles outside Oxford.

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“Our shopper described the entrance as ‘not inviting’ thanks to the ‘bin right next to the door’ with “a number of cigarette butts sat on top”.

“And things did not get much better from there.

“The store was ‘very tired and messy, with poor lighting’ and ‘rubbish all over the floor’.

“Overall, there was ‘nothing to like’ about a ‘cluttered’ store where it was ‘very hard to find products’.

“In fact, the only positive our shopper could muster about the whole experience was getting ‘time with my daughter’.”

Meanwhile, the best supermarket in Oxfordshire was the Waitrose in Botley Road where the mystery shopper praised the praised the “great” layout and described the store as “clean, tidy and litter-free” with “a good range of products available”.

Sainsbury’s at Heyford Hill came in second place by the mystery shopper thanks in part to its “fairly modern” interior.

Asda has been approached for a response.

Police are investigating the disgusting dirty protest which happened at the budget shop in Banbury.

The incident happened at around 1.40pm on Wednesday, March 25 with the shopper seen exiting the store shortly after what is being investigated as “criminal damage”.

Investigating officer police constable Robert Watson, of Thames Valley Police, is looking for people who witnessed the incident.

Thames Valley Police has released an image of a woman they would like to speak to as part of the investigation.

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Mr Watson said: “We’re looking to identify the individual in this CCTV image, as we believe they may have information that could help our investigation.”

If this person is you, or you recognise who this is, please get in touch with Thames Valley Police, either by making a report online or by calling the force on 101, quoting reference 43260146564.

Witnesses can also call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.