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Phil Hall’s Wallingford Wishing Well
Phil Hall’s new fantasy action novel William’s Wishing Well is set in our lovely town of Wallingford.
AniMalcolm magic! Family theatre
Join animal-hating Malcolm on his trip to a farm and see how life changes at Wycombe Swan on Sunday, 17th February.
Jeff Koons exhibition at Oxford’s Ashmolean
A new exhibition by American artist Jeff Koons at Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum includes work never seen before in the UK.
Maths = fun!
Ping Woolley of Mathnasium in Summertown explains how you can help your child subtract stress and add confidence!
Only the be-gin-ning
Two favourite worlds of beauty and booze combine to create Collagin.
Funny bones: Suzi Ruffell
Following on from her hugely successful Keeping it Classy tour, Suzi Ruffell brings her show Nocturnal to Oxford on Friday, 1st February.
Mind the gap: Goring boat club
Goring Gap Boat Club is offering new opportunities for those who want to row their own sculls on this beautiful, quiet stretch of the Thames.
Treasure trove: the Watlington Hoard
James Mather shares the story behind the 1,200-year-old journey of his remarkable find.
Bampton beauty: protecting the village
Robin Shuckburgh explains more about the Society for the Protection of Bampton (SPB) and how you can get involved.
Titanic Teddy Thompson: Holywell Music
Holywell Music & Folk will host the internationally acclaimed star Teddy Thompson on Sunday, 3rd February.
Shock horror: theatre in Oxford
Enjoy a fabulous comedy-drag-boxing-musical extravaganza from The Wardrobe Theatre at Oxford’s The North Wall this month.
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