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As the new term approaches, mydeposits.co.uk, a Government-authorisedtenancy deposit protection scheme, has compiled top tips for students heading off to university and renting a property for the first time.
Following the recent publicity given to companies offering consumers ‘free’ solar panels that will save them money on their home electricity bills, a Midlands-based solar energy expert has warned that homeowners will lose out on tens of thousands of pounds under the generous-sounding deals.
Astronomers have captured a spectacular new image in a region of our neighbouring galaxy known to have an abnormally high rate of star formation that reveals yet more details about its history and development.
Greek Cookery Class is back with a daytime class on Sunday 22 August 3pm-7pm with a Dolma masterclass!
- Claire Sweeney stars in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s masterpiece of musical theatre, Tell Me On A Sunday.
- Join us for the international touring stage show celebrating the music of Robbie Williams.
Europeans call for more action on road safety in survey
TWO TOP COMEDY HEROINES AT THE NORTH WALL: SHAZ N’ SARAH! (AKA SHAZIA MIRZA AND SARAH MILLICAN)
Lonely Planet reinvents the guidebook for iPad with the launch of Discover e-books
Camping offers the perfect opportunity to gather together and enjoy the great outdoors with your nearest and dearest. What better way to do that than with Vango’s extensive range of large capacity tents.
Visitors to the Heritage Motor Centre will be able to admire the legendary Batmobile and Batmans & Robins Batcycle as part of the exciting new exhibition “Star Cars” until 5 September.
Stagecoach Confirms £50m Orders For New Vehicles
SheffieldForgemasters records unprecedented demand for offshore products
Update On Gulf Of Mexico Oil Spill
Best holiday for the boys has to be cruising along the Skyline Drive on the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a Harley Davidson motorcycle, with the eagles riding the thermals next to you, then dropping down to the valley floor as the green fields and vineyards flash by.
‘Train a Grande Vexation’
The Bulletin Broadgate Mainland’s media update
- Combination of agriculture commodities with equities offers promising perspectives launches new website
- Creative Benefit Solutions, has launched its new updated website .
- The Scottish American Investment Company P.L.C.
- Mid Wynd International Investment Trust PLC – Results for the year to 30 June 2010
Discover your next holiday afloat at The Cruise Show at the NEC, Birmingham
We Are The Ocean & Brides, Academy 2, Oxford, 4th October
European economic governance: What does the future hold? A synopsis of the current proposals
A civic reception will be held to mark Oxford City Council receiving a 108 year old ceremonial truncheon. The wooden truncheon, once belonged to a Mayor of Oxford, and following an auction earlier this year, the new owner is now bestowing it on the city.
Localism must not miss the bigger picture on planning – A uniquely wide-ranging group of 29 national bodies have written to the Communities and Local Government Secretary, Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP, to urge national and local government to work with them to ensure that strategic planning – planning at the ‘larger-than-local level’ – is embedded in any reform of the planning system under the new agenda for localism.
O2 today announces that Research In Motion’s BlackBerry® has launched on Pay & Go from O2 and a whole new audience can now send each other messages on BlackBerry® Messenger (BBMTM), use RIM’s powerful multitasking software and keep up to date with their email and favourite social networks on the go.
The European Journalism Centre is organising a series of information briefings for journalists on various EU policy areas in 2010
Playwright, broadcaster and British Museum Trustee Bonnie Greer will co-curate a unique display which centres around one of the British Museum’s most fascinating objects, the Akan drum.
CBBC’s Relic: Guardians of the Museum becomes a reality at the Vale and DownlandMuseum this summer
Oxford Books and Publishing News
A look at new books about slow travel and polar tourism.
William Shakespeare’s The Tempest performed by the Oxford Shakespeare Company in Wadham College Gardens, with music by Nick Lloyd Webber.
Is it not time the boundaries of Oxford City council were changed?
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPING ARTISTS TO SHOWCASE WORK-IN-DEVELOPMENT at the BURTON TAYLOR STUDIO
DB Schenker Logistics to construct new terminal at Klagenfurt airport
WORLD PREMIERE OF VON RIBBENTROP’S WATCH at OXFORD PLAYHOUSE
A case of strangers passing in the night!
Auto Express awards the Mercedes-Benz S-Class as Best Luxury Car
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