Archive - Thursday, 20 September 2018

TV star Matthew Kelly reflects on a life in entertainment before opening in a very Oxford play
Katherine MacAlister finally talks to TV star turned thespian Matthew Kelly
How head chef Kuba Winkowski lost 4.5 stone and is now a finalist in The National Chef Of The Year competition
Preparing for the 2017 National Chef of the Year Competition, on top of the hours I already spent in the kitchen at the Feathered Nest, left me feeling totally burned out.
Masterchef legend Gregg Wallace spills the beans about his career and difficult start in life
Katherine MacAlister talks to Gregg Wallace about the highs and lows of his career.
PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE: Who benefits from the tourists?
By Oxford Preservation Trust director Debbie Dance
Church to get music-lovers rocking in the aisles... and all that jazz
It is not unusual to come across beautiful music in Oxford churches. But while we are used to choral, classical and even folk concerts in our historic places of worship, one thing you might not expect is jazz.
Viva Woodstock! A feast of Spanish flavours at gin paradise
The Spanish evening at The Feathers began with gin and tonics, as evenings have tended to at this luxury establishment in Woodstock since it gained an entry in the Guinness Book of Records for stocking more varieties of mother’s ruin than anywhere…
Low Island: Highs and lows for Oxford's electronic rising stars
FOR all the images of sex, drugs and rock & roll, life in a band is not all adoring fans and wild parties.
Oxford BioMedica's expansion at former Royal Mail base
A FORMER Royal Mail sorting office in Oxford is to be given a new lease of life after being taken over by a rapidly expanding biotech company.
GRAY MATTER: A missing tenner, intriguing letters, and more dockless bike drama
Letters addressed to two newspapers a couple of weeks or so back were a source of more than usual interest to me. Shrewd regular readers, aware of my self-regard, might guess what one of these missives was, but it is with the other – printed in The…
Parky at the Pictures (DVD 20/9/2018)
Reviews of A Ciambra; The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick; Mario; and Tokyo Ghoul
Parky at the Pictures (In Cinemas 20/9/2018)
Reviews of Faces Places; Nureyev; The Rider; The Captain; Never Here; Where Do We Go From Here?; Hotel Gagarin; and Weapon of Choice
ROWING: Oxfordshire trio dig deep to win bronze for Britain
THREE local rowers helped the men’s eight spare Great Britain’s blushes when winning bronze in the final race of the World Championships, writes John Wiggins.
OXFORD EXAMINED: Drunken girls and shrunken heads
By Richard O Smith
EasyHotel: Summertown plan could give high street 'shot in arm'
SUMMERTOWN businesses have hailed plans to bring a budget hotel to the area as a way to reinvigorate the "struggling" high street.
Delia (De) Maxine née Cannon Blomley
Blomley Delia (De) Maxine née Cannon Aged 69 years, died peacefully at home in East Hanney on 14th September. Beloved wife to David, sister to Valerie and Robert, friend to so many, who will be sadly missed. A private family funeral will be followed by…
Edward McNamara
McNAMARA Edward (Ted) Passed away peacefully at Sobell House Hospice on 3rd September 2018. Beloved husband of Carol, father of Tracy and Bryan, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral service to take place at Oxford Crematorium at 12 Noon on 25th…
Sheila Mary SCOTT
SCOTT Sheila Mary Formerly ward sister at the Slade, Osler and Churchill hospitals and in retirement volunteer at Sobell House died peacefully aged 95 at St John's home on August 28. Dearly loved mother of Nigel, grandmother of Clémentine and Laurie…
Dr David Graham Pattison
Pattison Dr David Graham Passed away at home on 3rd September aged 76 years. Emeritus fellow of Magdalen College. Much loved husband to June, father to Mark and Richard and grandfather to Oliver. Funeral to be held at Magdalen College Chapel on 26th…
Vivienne Joyce TAYLOR
TAYLOR Vivienne Joyce Suddenly from a heart attack on 3rd September at sea, sailing in Greece (aged 74). Devastating loss of a dynamic "Force of Nature" Wife, Mother and Grandmother, she will be deeply missed by her family and all her friends. Service…

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TV star Matthew Kelly reflects on a life in entertainment before opening in a very Oxford play

How head chef Kuba Winkowski lost 4.5 stone and is now a finalist in The National Chef Of The Year competition

Masterchef legend Gregg Wallace spills the beans about his career and difficult start in life

PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE: Who benefits from the tourists?

Church to get music-lovers rocking in the aisles... and all that jazz

Viva Woodstock! A feast of Spanish flavours at gin paradise

Low Island: Highs and lows for Oxford's electronic rising stars

Oxford BioMedica's expansion at former Royal Mail base

GRAY MATTER: A missing tenner, intriguing letters, and more dockless bike drama

Parky at the Pictures (DVD 20/9/2018)

Parky at the Pictures (In Cinemas 20/9/2018)

ROWING: Oxfordshire trio dig deep to win bronze for Britain

OXFORD EXAMINED: Drunken girls and shrunken heads

EasyHotel: Summertown plan could give high street 'shot in arm'

Delia (De) Maxine née Cannon Blomley

Edward McNamara

Sheila Mary SCOTT

Dr David Graham Pattison

Vivienne Joyce TAYLOR

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