Man charged after pub assault leaves victim with serious head injury

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 12:38 · Archive

Dannie Bourne has been charged with wounding without intent following an assault outside a Didcot pub.

Dannie Bourne, 33, has been charged with wounding without intent in connection with an assault outside The Royal Oak pub in Didcot. The charge relates to an incident on 18 February when a man in his 50s was punched outside the pub on Park Road at around 8.30pm. The victim fell to the floor and suffered a serious head injury, which required hospital treatment.

Bourne was charged on 15 October and released on conditional bail. He is due to appear at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court on 13 November.

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• Man named and charged after 'pub fight' left man with serious head injuryA man has been named and charged after an alleged fight outside a pub.Oxford Mail · 27 Oct, 12:02
• Man named and charged after 'pub fight' left man with serious head injuryA man has been named and charged after an alleged fight outside a pub.Oxfordshire Guardian · 27 Oct, 12:02

In this story: Dannie Bourne · The Royal Oak · Didcot · Harwell · High Wycombe

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