Inside our subscription edition
Up-And-Coming Celebrity Chefs
Gadgets we once thought were necessities are now
things we can scrap
Iraq Oil Deal Could Ignite Investment
Brazil Rises As An Oil Power
New York Business Special
Singapore Holiday Special
Technology A-Z
The London Book Fair 2008
Ship design-the shape of things to come
The Arctic: The next energy frontier
A Review of Steve Levin new book
The Oil and The Glory
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Creation Theatre Company launches its biggest summer season
Summer 2008 will see Creation
Theatre Company’s most ambitious season to date: tripling
the number of venues used in summer 2007.
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Oxford City Council through to the finals of Council Worker of the Year
On 1st May 2008 it was announced that Oxford City Council’s Area A Cleansing
have been short listed in the Team category for the Council Worker of the Year
Awards 2008.
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NARNIA STAR MAKES MAJOR STAGE DEBUT
Anna
Popplewell, who plays Susan Pevensie in the
Chronicles of Narnia
films, will star in SPRING AWAKENING at the
Oxford Playhouse from Wednesday 28 – Saturday 31 May.
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Brian Aldiss on
stage
Fans of science fiction writer Brian Aldiss will be in for a
treat on Friday 30 May when the writer visits Oxford
Playhouse to give a talk on the ways in which science,
literature and life are linked.
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Cleland Thom's 'The
How-to Media Law manual: A journalist's guide'
This 200 page book in its five sections
provides a useful up to date practical clear legal advice
and best practice for tackling or avoiding many of the legal
challenges, we face today.
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THE ENGLISH GAME
Cricket and politics collide in Richard Bean’s dazzling new
play, a funny and vivid exploration of the modern British
psyche, seen through the lens of a simple game of cricket.
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Caroline
Taggart's 'Writer's Market UK 2009'
This publication is primarily designed for professional authors, but has some
very useful advice and contacts listed for those just entering into the world of
writing for a pecuniary reward.
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OXFORD LITERARY FESTIVAL
Certainly, the festival's choice of writers was eclectic,
from local science writer Richard Dawkins, London poet
Ben Okri, former politician and television presenter
Oona King, Sunday Times columnist Cristiana Odone, derivatives expert
Nassim Nicholas Taleb,
playwright Tom Stoppard and novelist Fay Weldon.
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