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WINTER WORKSHOPS @ THE MUSE! No 1 - SOFT GROUND ETCHING - TWO COURSES. ETCHING COURSE I: Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd November 2014. ETCHING COURSE II: Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th November 2014. Draw, plan, create and print at least one etching, in an environment entirely devoted to the making of art. COURSE FEE (two days) : £150.00. CLASS SIZES - only 4 people . to ensure individual attention. PROVIDED - all materials, tools and equipment. Materials charged as used. Contact Sioban to book your place!

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Summertown Readers: The campaign continues...

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. Thank you for all your support. A update on the campaign to so far to save Summertown Library. 1 At a meeting of this North Area Committee this evening (6th January), a hall packed with local residents were unanimous in their support for Summertown Library. (That might sound like some sort of Soviet-era propaganda, but they really were. Soon (Or you can email. 5 More things are...

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Summertown Readers: Why is Summertown Library valuable?

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. Why is Summertown Library valuable? Why do you think Summertown Library is valuable? Local parent and university academic. 9 December 2010 at 16:05. What price local libraries? My daughter was recently set a philosophical puzzle at school: ‘is a library still a library if all the books in it have been borrowed? 8217; I don’t know the answer, but I do know the value of loc...

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Summertown Readers: The County Council replies...

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. The County Council replies. The County Librarian has replied to our questions about the future of Summertown Library. We can't put up the rather large files attached, but email. If you want more details. I have responded to each of your questions below:. B) Are you making permanent strategic proposals about the library service based on no more than four years' forward planning?

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Summertown Readers: December 2010

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. Update: Questions to the County Council. For the numerous positive responses that we've already had (and we've not even been online for a week.). We have asked the County Council some specific questions about the proposals that they have already published on the future of Oxfordshire libraries. The proposals are here. Have you considered library use beyond that date? The propos...

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Summertown Readers: Details of County Council proposals

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. Details of County Council proposals. This is Oxford County Council's proposal for libraries (thanks to Councillor Jean Fooks for providing these: she opposes the closure of libraries):. Big Society proposals for the future of Oxfordshire's libraries. What is the vision for the future of libraries? Esidents will continue to. In formulating proposals for a new way forward there h...

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Summertown Readers: What can I do?

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. What can I do? In the first instance, you can contact the following to express your views about the library. A letter has more impact than an email, but an email is better than nothing! In any case, it will be helpful if you can copy your email/letter to this address: savesummertownlibrary@gmail.com. At the County Council:. Social and Community Services,. Oxford, OX1 1ND. If yo...

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Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery. Doddington Hall and Gardens. The sense of movement and dynamics within sculpture provides it with life and vitality and whilst remaining true to the use of simple, raw materials, my aim is to capture this. The contrasting and concurrent methods I am using provide different challenges due to the nature of the materials and their own restrictions. I am exploring the use of layers, light reflection with hard or textured edges to create a sense of fluidity.

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Summertown Readers: Public Meeting

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Friends of Summertown Library in Oxford, campaigning to protect it mail@friendsofsummertownlibrary.org Twitter: FoSummertownLib. We're holding a public meeting on Wednesday 2nd February. The Main Hall of St Edward's School. Thanks to the school for providing this venue.). Entry to the hall is via the Woodstock Road entrance to the main St Edward's site. It is marked 21 on the map here. The meeting will include:. Providing more information on the state of the campaign and the future of the library. The Tu...

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The Oxford EcoFlat | Eco-Friendly Apartment Rental in Oxford | Location

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Well served by buses to Oxford city centre every few minutes taking approximately 10 minutes from either the Banbury or Woodstock Roads. The railway station is approximately 20 minutes cycle or bus journey. Buses to the railway station run every 30 minutes from the Woodstock Road (though not at rush hour). The John Radcliffe Hospital is approximately 20 minutes cycle. Buses run reasonably frequently from just south of Summertown or around the ring road. We have a garage associated with the flat that can ...