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Yellow Hat Tribe

Irene Tyack

3:48pm Friday 21st November 2008

Gill Oliver meets the creator of the Yellow Hat tribe, Oxfordshire artist Irene Tyack

The French revolution

This painting was inspired by my own experience of being lapped by Grant Gibson at exactly the same spot at Brands Hatch in 1970, during an outing with the Tom Kirby racing school. The photograph below shows Andrew French (right) with Luigi Taveri, meetin

12:15pm Thursday 9th October 2008

David E Langford continues his series on Oxfordshire motorsport heroes who have inspired his work

Women, the moon and oriental medicine

12:20pm Thursday 9th October 2008

Acupuncturist Louanne Richards reflects on the importance of balance and harmony in our lives

First lady of the foxes

First lady of the foxes

12:11pm Thursday 9th October 2008

Nigel Wild visits Penny Little’s wildlife sanctuary, which specialises in caring for orphaned animals

Fabulous fungi

Boletus edulis

11:49am Thursday 9th October 2008

Chris McLaren reflects on the marvellous diversity of mushrooms and toadstools

Rural pride on display

Bodicote

11:39am Thursday 9th October 2008

Ann Williams reflects on the art of village signs — and asks why our county hasn’t got more of them . . .

A very British isle

A very British isle

11:32am Thursday 9th October 2008

Denise Barkley visits magical Malta and finds its colonial roots evident at every turn

The Bishop and Bede

The Bishop of Oxford, John Pritchard

11:07am Thursday 9th October 2008

Sylvia Vetta meets the Bishop of Oxford, John Pritchard

End of era

End of era

10:57am Thursday 9th October 2008

Julie Webb visits an exhibition for dedicated followers of fashion . . .

Labelled with love

Labelled with love

10:47am Thursday 9th October 2008

The Pinotage grape is unique to South African winemakers. A cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsault, it was the brainchild of a professor at the University of Stellebosch in the 1920s.



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