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Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2011 review - 146: To a Mountain in TibetSaturday 2nd April, Christ Church: Master's Garden Marquee

Most of this session was an engaging interview between Dave Freeman and author Colin Thubron, who ... More info

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This witty comedy is a breath of fresh air after other recent female-centric films such as Sex and ... More info

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Richard Loncraine’s silver-haired rom-com tells the story of a woman finding her feet, in more ... More info

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You can tell a lot about people by their animals, and all the animals we met at Wheatley Birds of ... More info

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The Roll With Me Sushi Making class was easy, delicious, good value and great fun. Combining foody ... More info

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On a recent episode of the On Point podcast about screen time in the home, experts offered advice ... More info

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Oxford is a city with a rich cultural life, and it's no surprise that there's good provision for ... More info

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We read that Georg Friedrich Handel himself, contracted to produce an Easter oratorio in Dublin, ... More info

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Breathe begins in the 1950s, in the grounds of a beautiful country house, where Robin Cavendish ... More info

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Following the unfortunate hospitalisation of this year’s planned speaker, Geoffrey West, as ... More info

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