Oxford Brookes University Plans approved for new library and teaching building The City Council’s Strategic Development Control Committee approved the revised planning application for new library and teaching facilities for Oxford Brookes University on Wednesday 24 February. The application may be called in to be considered by the full council, but only if enough councillors remain opposed to the scheme. see http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Headington.htm or http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Brookesuniversity.htm
Changes to Train Times Any scheduled short-term changes to train times which differ from the main Chiltern Railways timetable are advertised here. User the calendar below to see all changes for the applicable dates. Timetable changes are subject to short notice alterations: check back nearer your date of travel, ask any of our staffed stations, or call 08456 005 165 (0700 to 2000). Indicates dates on which only a small number of services and passengers will be affected due to either Track Improvement Work or a major event taking place at Wembley Stadium Indicates dates where major Track Improvement Work is scheduled, affecting larger numbers of services and passengers Indicates Public Holiday period services and alterations Indicates no changes to your train times – normal advertised train service running
A Confused Production: Blood Wedding By Federico Garcia Lorca In translation by Carmen Zapata and Michael Dewell When a bride runs away with a former lover on the very day of her wedding, it leads to an inevitable double tragedy. Set to original music, this production brings Lorca’s passionate and intensely lyrical drama to life, a tale of honour, grief and rebellion against the suffocating constraints of a harsh rural Andalusian existence. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/theatrenews.htm
24th February 2010 ‘INDEFENSIBLE’ – ENERGY CONSULTANCY COMMENT ON IBERDROLA / SCOTTISH POWER PROFITS McKinnon & Clarke, one of the UK’s largest purchaser of energy, has described Scottish Power’s rising profits (up 7.9% to £1.29 billion*) as ‘indefensible’ as people struggle to heat their homes.
The consultancy’s energy analyst, David Hunter said: “Despite wholesale prices going into freefall, ScottishPower hasn’t cut domestic standard tariffs in almost a year. Failure of the “Big 6″ suppliers to pass on to customers the massive reductions in wholesale energy prices, which they have been enjoying since 2008, is scandalous. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/energynews.htm see also http://energyjournalist.wordpress.com/
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