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Bid in OxTrail auction
Oxfordshire’s oxen are set to go under the hammer on September 13th to raise funds for Sobell House Hospice.
Curtain-up on a new film season!
The Jordans Picture House team look forward to welcoming you back, with September’s super screenings: A Man Called Otto and Jojo Rabbit.
Sole mates on Pangbourne High Street!
Pangbourne High Street is becoming even more of a must-visit destination for locals & visitors. We’re celebrating this boom, including two new boutiques for style-lovers…
Chesham Bois Tennis Club’s oldest member
Peter Henry tells us more about Chesham Bois Tennis Club’s oldest member Roy Thorn who is still smiling at 100.
Hospice charity brings back Sustainable September
Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care announces the return of its Sustainable September campaign. The month-long event is back for its second year, bigger and better than before.
Newbury churches unite for prayer week
Churches across Newbury are holding a prayer week from 8th to 14th September, with many events happening each day.
Omi Na-Na’s fabulous (non-fast) fashion vision
A dress from Omi Na-Na was all over the news this summer. The brand’s founder Esha Ahmed tells us about creativity, dyslexia, moving to Marlow & more…
Sisters’ heartfelt cancer story & fundraiser
Two sisters, Charlotte and Sophie Rooney, from Oxfordshire, are fundraising to throw a festival to raise money for Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK following Charlotte’s diagnosis of a rare and aggressive form of cancer.
Vocal locals: South Bucks Choral Society!
South Bucks Choral Society are in fine voice, rehearsing for upcoming concerts at St Mary’s in Old Amersham. Jay Roff tells us more and invites you to audition on 7th & 8th September.
Help make Watlington skate park happen!
Could you help the local crowdfunding campaign to give the long-abandoned halfpipe a makeover for a new generation?
Squire’s garden centres team’s generous giving
Squire’s Garden Centres have once again shown support for local charitable causes in the community, through the Charity of the Year programme, raising over £25,000 across their 16 centres and group office.
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2019
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Round & About held
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