Piotr Krupa – A Krakow Troubadour in Oxford.

Posted on February 19, 2013February 19, 2013 Posted in Abingdon, Afghanistan, africa, Alberta, Anthony Giddens, Apple, army, Art, authors, Autumn, Banbury, BBC, Ben Okri, Bicester, Birmingham, Blogroll, book review, Books, Boris Johnson, Boris Johnson MP, Brian Aldiss, Broadcasting, Brussels, Brussels Watch, budget, Burford, bus, Business, Chipping Norton, Christmas, Churchill Hospital, Cinema, cirme, climate change, Colin Dexter, Comic Opera, European Common Energy Policy, European Parliament, european transport policy, European Union, Food, Foreign Travel, Germany, London, London Events, Money, Motoring, Music, News, Oxford, Oxford Advertisements, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford Fabian Society, Oxford Theatre Review, Oxford Things To DoTagged concert, Oxford, Oxford Polish Association, Oxfordshire, Saint Valentine’s Day ConcertLeave a comment

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

OXFORDSHIRE PENSION EXPERTS LAUNCH CORPORATE SERVICE

Posted on October 3, 2011October 3, 2011 Posted in Abingdon, Banbury, BBC, Bicester, Birmingham, Brussels, David Cameron MP, European Parliament, Henley, London, Oxford, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford Business, Oxford University, OxfordshireTagged Oxfordshire, OXFORDSHIRE PENSION EXPERTS, OXFORDSHIRE PENSION EXPERTS LAUNCH CORPORATE SERVICE, PENSION EXPERTSLeave a comment

Oxfordshire based financial planning consultancy CMS Financial Management has
expanded its services into the corporate sector, creating a new division CMS
Corporate Management Ltd.

The move is the result of a major increase in
corporate enquiries and the success of its private client business since
relocating from the City of London in 2007.

Managing Director Dave Marler
said: “Our existing clients were asking us for advice about their pensions, and
naturally we were following up their queries with their employers. http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/OXFORDSHIRE-PENSION-EXPERTS-LAUNCH-CORPORATE-SERVICE.html

Australia Landscape: Kew at the British Museum

Posted on April 15, 2011 Posted in UncategorizedTagged Abingdon, Australia Landscape: Kew at the British Museum, Banbury, Birmingham, British Museum, Brussels, CHILTERN RAILWAYS, Headington, Henley, KEW, London, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Rail, ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, TRAINSLeave a comment

Australia Landscape: Kew at the British Museum

“21 April – 16 October 2011 Museum Forecourt “

Admission Free

The Landscape forms part of Australian Season – a series of exhibitions and events at the British Museum focusing on Australia from April – October 2011. Australian Season is supported by Rio Tinto.

Australia Landscape on the West Lawn of the British Museum Forecourt takes the visitor on a journey across the whole Australian continent by featuring unique and rare plants from its differing climates, and showcasing its rich biodiversity. This is the fourth landscape in a five-year partnership programme involving the British Museum and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, which celebrates the shared vision of both institutions to strengthen cultural understanding and support biodiversity conservation across the world.

http://www.oxfordprospect.co.uk/Australia-Landscape-Kew-at-the-British-Museum.html