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html>  head>      title>Obituary for Michael Biddulph/title>      link hrefobit.css relstylesheet typetext/css />  /head>  body>      h1>Michael Victor Biddulph, 1944 - 2004/h1>      h2>Michael Biddulph, who has died aged 60, spread his talentswidely as a journalist, public relations officer and universitylecturer./h2>p>img classphoto srcbiddulph-155.jpg altPhoto of Michael Biddulph/>/p>p>While deputy editor of the i>Oxford Mails/i> sister paper, thei>Oxford Star,/i> he was named Free Newspaper Journalist of theYear in 1983 for two exclusive stories about Oxfordshire CountyCouncil, and a feature on education spending cuts./p>p>Later, his role was reversed -- as the county councils publicrelations officer, it was his job to try to defend the council fromthe media./p>p>Mr Biddulph, who had been suffering from cancer, grew up inWolverhampton, and always wanted to be a journalist. He began hiscareer on the i>Walsall Observer/i> at 16./p>p>He joined the i>Oxford Mail/i> in 1966 after a spell on thei>Croydon Observer,/i> then took a break from journalism from1970 to 1975 to study at Ruskin College, Oxford, and at SwanseaUniversity./p>p>He returned to the i>Oxford Mail/i> and joined the featuresteam. In the early 1980s, he became a reporter on the i>OxfordStar,/i> and within a year, was promoted to deputy editor./p>p>He strongly believed that the serious side of journalism shouldbe tempered by a sense of fun./p>p>He published a front-page exclusive in the i>Star/i>revealing that the Prince and Princess of Wales were to move toBradfield Hall, near Kidlington. Most readers, but not all, spottedthe date -- April Fools Day./p>p>He once posed as the Mad Hatter in i>Alice in Wonderland/i>to remind readers to turn their clocks back./p>p>He left the i>Star/i> in 1985 to work as production editor ofmagazines for the Hawkedon Partnership, a Chipping Nortonpublishing company./p>p>Two years later, he was chosen by Oxfordshire County Council tohead a new public relations unit, responsible for promoting thecouncils image./p>p>In 2003

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