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April - May 2002
Editorial
Thanks to Charles Keighley for his achievements in Tree Planting Schemes.  Help with computer literacy will be available from April.  Apr/May 2002. Editorx
Police Report
Inspector Mike Trumper retires from Carterton Station, and Doug Wakefield retires as a traffic warden in Chipping Norton.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Bowerham Sheltered Housing
Correcting any misperceptions about Bowerham, and giving information about some of the activities of the tenants.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Wychwood Library
Membership and book loans have increased, the X3 bus service is available from Shipton, and various visits have been made.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Oxfordshire Victim Support
An independent voluntary organisation offering practical and emotional support to victims, witnesses, and their families and friends.  Apr/May 2002. Charitx
Unclaimed Millions
Encouragement to claim state benefits that are yours by right if you are on a low income.  Apr/May 2002. Charitx
Citizen's Advice Bureau
Could you train as an advisor for your local citizen's advice bureau? Apr/May 2002. Charitx
Wychwood Playgroup
Thanks to Pete and Moira of the Quart Pot and staff at the Co-op for donations to playgroup funds.  The playgroup is thriving.  Apr/May 2002. Youthx, Localx
Country Watch
An invitation to join a scheme similar to Neighbourhood Watch but in rural areas.  Apr/May 2002. Wildx
Wychwood Primary School
The two new classrooms are finished and the older children have taken up residence.  Finishing touches outside remain to be done in the spring.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Local Tree Planting
Charles Keighley reports on tree planting at the entrances to Wychwood villages as a pilot for the Wychwood Project's Routeways and Gateways initiative.  Apr/May 2002. Wildx
Milton-under-Wychwood Allotments and Gardens Association
Mornee Button talked about the Coast of England and Wales, and Gerald Sinclair spoke on Perennial Pleasures of Spring.  Apr/May 2002. Greenx
A Day at Symphony Hall
Dorothy Carrington tells of her day at the Symphony Hall in Birmingham where she sang a solo at a concert for 2240 people.  Apr/May 2002. Artx
Could You be a Citizen Advocate
Volunteers needed to help those who struggle to express themselves effectively.  Apr/May 2002. Charitx
The Wychwoods Local History Society
David Wilson talked about 20th Century Farming, and Alan Watkins spoke on Place and Events by Packer and Simms.  Apr/May 2002. Memorx
Information Technology Training Spring/Summer 2002
A brief description of the IT courses available at Oxford Brookes University.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Loxleys School of Dance – School Show, Saturday 11 May.
The school is in its 4th year and has participated in 17 local events, stimulating personal growth and confidence in its pupils.  Apr/May 2002. Youthx, Artx
Joy
A poem by Ruth Andrews about joy in daily life, including happy thoughts, peace, contentment and living your life in God's cheerful way.  Apr/May 2002. Poemx
The World at Your Fingertips
The New Beaconsfield Hall has been selected by the Oxfordshire Rural Learner's Project to have an Internet connection with a high spec computer.  Apr/May 2002. Localx
Roseneath School of Music Piano Exam Results
A list of results for the various grades of piano exams.  Apr/May 2002. Artx
Country Pie
Signs of an early spring. Yellowhammers, stonechats, buzzards, and red kites can be seen.  The Fiddler's Hill/Swinbrook Road junction.  Apr/May 2002. Wildx