For all those that didn’t know, I recently found that the x39/x40 is back on a diversion on the way into Oxford due to the changes on Queens street as part of the Westgate development. The bus into town will go via Iffley road, and will drop you off along there if you were trying to get to Cowley road. Sadly though the bus goes back a different route, and so planning your day can be complicated by this.
David Wilkinson on tin whistle July 23, 2017 at: 2pm—2.25; 3pm—3.25; 4pm—4.25
Reels, jigs and airs—all in a good cause
My niece India and my brother Charles both have cancer, so of course it’s personal. But money raised for Cancer Research could benefit millions of people. I’m not a practiced performer and I’m nervous already, but what’s a few bum notes if I can raise some money? I know you won’t all be able to come and hear the music, but if you could still give a liitle that would be wonderful – thank you.
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The defibrillator, normally kept by the pavilion, is currently out of action awaiting a new battery. There is still a working defibrillator at the White Hart.
As this was one of the first few weeks, I thought I would post a link to an online copy of the Dorchester Bulletin so those that wanted a look before signing up to receive them could do so: http://us15.campaign-archive1.com/?u=adf94cc8b718c67c3c70c768a&id=d84bd13437
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We have received an increase in reports of sheds and garages being broken into recently. Please review your security and read the follow advice to reduce the chances of being a victim of this type of crime.
Opportunist thieves identify sheds and garages as easy pickings because they are usually fairly unprotected and lack basic security measures. The buildings often contain property that can be sold on or implements that can be used to force entry into the owner’s home. Many people fall short on basic security of their sheds and garages.
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