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December - January 2007/2008 Archive
The Wychwood Tapestry 2007
The largest continuous piece of children's artwork in the country is reported on by Jane Bowley. Dec-Jan 2007/08 Localx, Youthx
The Dangerously Beautiful WI
A visit to the Harwell Diamond Light Source. Dec-Jan 2007/08 Charitx
Oh to be in England
A visit to South Africa by Jan Harvey coincides with the Rugby.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Travelx
Christmas Rapping
The king Stone Rappers are reviving local Morris Dances. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Wildx
A Village Boy and his Swing
The clearance of land behind Church Street in Shipton reveals a local story.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Forgotx
Oh Those Bones
Liz Fox updates us on Osteopathy. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Bob Salmon 1949 to 2007
A tribute to Bob Salmon, a well respected local bobby. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Obitx
My Corner
Observations about the local corner community visible from Jan Harvey's window.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Poemx
Churchillian Stroll with the WI
A three mile walk around Churchill. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Walkx
Rosemary Hitchcock
The amazing life of Rosemary travelling the world with the British Council. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Personx
Is 56 the new Middle Age?
Bob Foster confronts the advancing years! Dec/Jan 2007/08 Specx
Tony Butterfield 1934 to 2007
Tony was a highly regarded professional for his skill in English and Drama. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Obitx
Elders and Betters
Great shrubs selected by Elaine Hunt. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Greenx
Bundles for Britain
A visit to the American Museum at Claverton triggers a question.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Specx
The Hawthornes
Julia Boyce introduces The Hawthornes home for the elderly. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
News from Burford School
80 students visited Moscow and St Petersburgh. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Travelx, Youthx
Dealing with Dottiness Part 2
Alan Vickers completes his summary of making good digital pictures.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Word Perfect
Phillipa Greenwood introduces the 'Oxford Reading System' to help all ages.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Milton under Wychwood Allotments and Gardens Association
Tony Lewis reflects on the year end and work ahead for next year.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Greenx
The largest continuous piece of children's artwork in the country is reported on by Jane Bowley. Dec-
The Dangerously Beautiful WI
A visit to the Harwell Diamond Light Source. Dec-
Oh to be in England
A visit to South Africa by Jan Harvey coincides with the Rugby.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Travelx
Christmas Rapping
The king Stone Rappers are reviving local Morris Dances. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Wildx
A Village Boy and his Swing
The clearance of land behind Church Street in Shipton reveals a local story.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Forgotx
Oh Those Bones
Liz Fox updates us on Osteopathy. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Bob Salmon 1949 to 2007
A tribute to Bob Salmon, a well respected local bobby. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Obitx
My Corner
Observations about the local corner community visible from Jan Harvey's window.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Poemx
Churchillian Stroll with the WI
A three mile walk around Churchill. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Walkx
Rosemary Hitchcock
The amazing life of Rosemary travelling the world with the British Council. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Personx
Is 56 the new Middle Age?
Bob Foster confronts the advancing years! Dec/Jan 2007/08 Specx
Tony Butterfield 1934 to 2007
Tony was a highly regarded professional for his skill in English and Drama. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Obitx
Elders and Betters
Great shrubs selected by Elaine Hunt. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Greenx
Bundles for Britain
A visit to the American Museum at Claverton triggers a question.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Specx
The Hawthornes
Julia Boyce introduces The Hawthornes home for the elderly. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
News from Burford School
80 students visited Moscow and St Petersburgh. Dec/Jan 2007/08 Travelx, Youthx
Dealing with Dottiness Part 2
Alan Vickers completes his summary of making good digital pictures.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Word Perfect
Phillipa Greenwood introduces the 'Oxford Reading System' to help all ages.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Busx
Milton under Wychwood Allotments and Gardens Association
Tony Lewis reflects on the year end and work ahead for next year.
Dec/Jan 2007/08 Greenx