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RE: Oxford

by TheDevil 09 March 2012

Hey spellster come and see me, I live in Oxfordshire
RE: School admission

by TheDevil 30 December 2011

+But one in every little town? And there's the big catholic private schools with the mega fees+ Yes even in my little Oxfordshire town…
RE: komplaint

by ZenKyuMaestro 10 December 2011

I wonder... it seems to me that 'kindly' do this or that is a slightly archaic usage, possibly more common in the British upper classes…
RE: Massive prawns: will this work?

by cybergal 09 December 2011

I do plan to insulate with newspaper, foil and plastic bags, and do have some of those blue packs I can wrap with the prawns. And it's…
Massive prawns: will this work?

by cybergal 09 December 2011

My village butcher (yes, bizarre) sells some of the best (frozen) prawns I've ever bought. They are absolutely huge, raw but shelled,…
RE: away from tourist locations

by bsmart 11 August 2011

I used to go down to Woodbridge in Suffolk quite a lot. It's a nice little village / town. Within easy reach of London. There is plenty…
RE: israeli street food....

by Mesha 27 July 2011

Thanks for that Sandy - so it confirms what I said - I must be psychic !!!!! lol! We assume waterborne disease happens in the developin…
RE: Hot Air Balloon Ride

by Pangolino 22 July 2011

There are a lot operating in Oxfordshire - about £80 though!
Hot Air Ballooning

by NRic 24 June 2011

Any advice with whom to book a flight around Oxfordshire? Thanks!
RE: London tour

by rabicamail 10 May 2010

If you are traveling to Oxford which is just a 1 hour journey from London has lot of place to see but my favorite is Blenheim Palace…
RE: Learning Khmer in England

by montyman 22 April 2010

where's [Andy brouwer| http://andybrouwer.co.uk/begin.html] when you need him he hails from Oxfordshire and I feel sure will know many…
RE: Fairness of a hotel with the latest lustery winter weather in UK

by Fwoggie 11 January 2010

BA are awful Alberto, I try and avoid them myself. Virgin are far more pleasant I find. I'd have come over, Heathrow's not yet been…
RE: Weekend trips from Oxford

by MrsMonkey 15 October 2009

There's lots in your area by the way: The Rollright stones (ancient, supposedly magical stone circle) sound right up your street and…
Looking for work

by TSWCAW 19 August 2009

I am from Canada and have a UK youth mobility visa and was set to start work at a hotel in Oxfordshire in September, but that job is no…
RE: Walking in England

by iviehoff 31 July 2009

If you go into a specialist bookshop like Stanfords in Longacre near Covent Garden, you'll find no shortage of books on walks in the Chilter…
NEXT WEEK ON THE THAMES: watch Swan upping - dates and places

by go_2 16 July 2009

Swan Upping is the annual census of the swan population on stretches of the Thames in the counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Buckinghamshire,…
Re: Catching a cab at Heathrow with my dog

by flanneruk 01 June 2009

Yours is an unusual request. Most people drive their pets in from the European mainland, or if coming from overseas usually have to leave…
Re: London

by riverstar 18 February 2009

A lot depends on your interests and budget. There are two types of traditional London hotels the first are the very expensive up market…
Re: Family w/teens traveling to Wales

by neverenoughtravel 28 January 2009

Thanks for your post. We are renting a car and will be touring the Oxfordshire area then head toward Wales. Where is the Lake District?…
RE: Crap place names in the British Isles

by solsearch 01 December 2008

Pishill. It's probably very nice though because it's a little village just outside Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire.
RE: Review of new LP Cambodia 6

by montyman 12 July 2008

we will All forgive you Andy,for using your effluence and getting in first, *but only* if you hold another *friends of Cambodia* in Oxfordsh…
RE: Family arriving in UK

by ElleCarumba 03 July 2008

For equestrian jobs, check the Horse and Hound website. Working in the equestrian industry as a groom is pretty terribly paid in the…
RE: england must-sees

by benjus 24 January 2008

The Peak District (to the North) and the Cotswolds (to the South) are obvious places to visit for scenery and quaint villages. I lived…
Re: England from the US

by mjan 25 December 2007

You friend will probably have a lot of ideas waht to do. Definately get out into the country, up to Oxfordshire, Warwick. Out to Bath.…
Re: Good town/village for weekend outing

by mjan 19 December 2007

You can get lots of places in two hours on the train. A few suggestions for smaller out of the way places less known than the big cities…