Medicare Reading Clinic – Launches New Physiotherapy Service.

“Medicare Reading – Putting you on the path to healing and recovery.”

Location: Reading,

Medicare Reading Clinic – Launches New Service.
Reading, March 25, 2013: Medicare Reading – Putting you on the path to healing and recovery.

Injuries from sports, work, DIY, repetitive overuse, muscle pain, or arthritis can hinder ability to work and play for days, weeks, and even months. That is why, Medicare Reading Clinic, now offers the services of Stefan Borowy, an experienced and highly qualified Senior Physiotherapist who, with a combination of physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercises, seeks to speed up the process of healing, repair and recovery.

Stefan has been providing expert physiotherapy care for 25 years. Starting in Poland, moving to the United States and now in England, Stefan has treated clients with physical disabilities and functional limitations in both private and public physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, care homes and at home. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Medicare-Reading-Clinic-Launches-New-Physiotherapy-Service.html

Piotr Krupa – A Krakow Troubadour in Oxford.

By: An interview by Jolanta Ryba 19 February 2013

 
Piotr Krupa, aged 50, is one of Poland’s foremost poets and musicians. He is a leading example of the Polish troubadour style of music, in the use of guitar and harmonica. In addition, he is director of a Polish cultural centre in the town of Chobot near the country’s artistic capital of Krakow. Piotr has appeared regularly on Polish radio and television with much acclaim.

Recently, this well-known troubadour was invited by Oxford’s Polish Association to perform his unique yet popular style of music for many of Oxford Polish community, homesick for Polish culture at their Saint Valentine’s Day Concert. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Piotr-Krupa-A-Krakow-Troubadour-in-Oxford.html

Inside this month’s Oxford Prospect Magazine

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Business News

• Is Britain’s energy leadership failing? 
• CMS ADMIN TEAM REACH THE PEAK OF PROFESSIONALISM 
• Oxford Business Directory

Book Reviews

 

• “The Innovators Got To Do It-Understanding the Art of Innovation Leadership

• Problems with Social Knowledge Management

Going Out

• CLOSE THE COALHOUSE DOOR at the Oxford Playhouse 
• The English Prize: The Capture of the Westmorland. An Episode of the Grand Tour   
• WATERWAYS EXHIBITION by Michele Field at Annie’s Tea Room 
• The Bloody Banquet at the STRATFORD UPON AVON FRINGE
• Leverage – the complete third season.
• HEADINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET SURVIVES THE GALE.
• Headington’s Mr Chocolate celebrates four years of success!
• Join us in London on Saturday 30 June at Netroots UK
• Oxford Property & Entrepreneurs Network meet at the Malmaison, Oxford on Thursday 21st June 2012

London Olympics 2012

• London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay starts from Land’s End   
• Get ready for the Olympic Torch Relay coming to Oxford   
• The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games medals   
• Eurostar becomes the official carrier of the French Paralympic team   
• Eurostar becomes the official carrier of the Belgian Paralympic team   

Computing  and software

• Xara Photo and Graphic Designer MX 2013 And Xara Designer Pro X     
• PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK CF-19     
• Microsoft Announces Surface: New Family of PCs for Windows   

Technology

• HIGH TECH LIGHT BULBS WHICH WILL SAVE ON POWER AND BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME     

Cameras

• OLYMPUS TG-310     
• To read more www.oxfordprospect.co.uk

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Australia’s new railway
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Visiting Corsica

A Train of Events. “By Julia Gasper 10 September 2011″ The last time I went to Corsica, two years ago, I heard that a new, super-duper high-speed railway was being built from Bastia on the East coast to Ajaccio on the West. The signs of it were plain to see in Ajaccio where the old station had been extended into the town to make space for it. Actually I’m rather fond of the existing, older trains, and I’m not the only one. The new line seemed pretty pointless to me since there is already a railway line linking the two towns, neither of them very large, and it has been there for well over a hundred years. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/A-Train-of-Events.html

Julia beside train in Corsica