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15 years ago
Radio m online is an online radio station providing broadcasts for live bands. In pubs and clubs
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Witney OX28 6
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A great local radio station serving Oxford and the surrounding towns and villages. A combination of…read moremusic, news, current affairs and chat. The daily chat show with Kat Orman has some interesting guests and challenging topics.
I am quite fond of BBC and I am quite fond of Oxford (and dream of the day I can move back). If…read moreyou're unfamiliar with BBC Radio, then it's quite like American NPR. The news stories and music and very interesting and novel to out-of-towners. A fantastic and refreshing broadcast!
I'm as proud a Bristolian as anyone, but quite who listens to Radio Bristol I've got no idea. It's…read morelargely talk dominated broadcasting hosted by DJs who aren't talented enough to get on national radio (and that's bearing in mind that Chris ****ing Moyles can get on national radio). I'm listening now to check if it's really as bad as I remember and there is currently a debate going on, the two main topics being whether you have ever dumped toxic waste, and if you had Fu Man Chu moustache would it dangle in your soup. It's all a bit Alan Partridge, though that was actually a comedy whereas I can't work out if this is supposed to be funny or not. Awful.
It must be hard work trying to run a local radio station because I'm yet to find one in Bristol…read morethat manages to make a decent hash of it. Radio Bristol is Aunty's offering to the city and not much better than the rest of what's on offer. On any given tune-in your likely to get the strains of some obscure record from the mid 1970s. They claim to play modern stuff, but I'm yet to hear anything beyond the eighties. If you aren't greeted by music then you may well get a slightly nasal DJ trying to entertain you with limp jokes and just plain odd discussions. It's a bit Bristolian, but not in a good way, more in a slightly inbred, country bumkin sort of way. They have traffic reports, that's about all you'd want to tune in for. BBC Radio, as I've come to expect of local radio, disappoints.
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The Dillons at Peachcroft is often busy during the school run as children persuade their parents to…read morepop in for some sweets! But outside of those times it is a nice shop with a large selection of newsagent-y things such as newspapers, magazines, sweets, soft drinks etc. If they dont stock a magazine that you want they will order it in for you, which is handy.
Somewhat of local heroes, the boys at the ClingFilm Studios have constitentaly brough us high end…read moreFilms set against the back drop of the city of oxford. The Production company gained fame when picked up by the BBC and the oxford Mail news paper, and since have gone from strength to strength. the area is an open set, with its on bar to encourage hands on approach to film making, with a direct link between visonaries and their audience. Rumoured to be the set of two new major production in the new future, the Studio is an exciting and interesting place to have a foot in the door http://youtube.com/user/wonderbarnes Video link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=pb08NNXJgic
The great thing about this heritage railway is that it is quite a long ride of around 14 miles…read morethrough attractive countryside. Trains often have a buffet car serving basic refreshments. Definitely worth a visit.
This shop has been a "supper saver" on many an occasion. When you aren't sure what you've got left…read moreat home and you need to feed yourself and others this shop comes up with the goods. It is open till 7pm. It stocks bread, eggs, milk and other staples. It also has a range of Indian chutneys, beans and other ingredients and a freezer with some Indian meals and interesting fish. There is a good range of papers, magazines and, importantly for a shop nearly next door to a school, comics. The staff are always friendly and helpful.
They always have some of everything in stock.read more
Now that Woolies is in trouble, Smiths is one of the few places still stocking that wonderful…read moremelange of cards, stationery, books and chocolates. The range isn't great here, so it's definitely not the best for CDs or DVDs, but if you're in a last-minute hurry, you could do worse. It's best for good-quality stationery and a good range of magazines. It's very conveniently located and I've never found the queues to be too long, which makes a nice change from the central Oxford branch.
A small WHSmith store, but with a good selection of magazines, books, cards and stationery. There…read moreis a small entertainment department, but the selection is not amazing. The staff are friendly and helpful and the store is generally tidy and easy to navigate. There are some good offers on if you look around, but obviously prices of some things is cheaper from internet companies, however sometimes it is worth supporting High St stores.
a nice news agent, but the people there don't really seem to want to helpin my mind that is what…read moremakes this shop just the same as all the other corner shops and newsagents
We used Grove Street Media to help us rebrand and relaunch our company website. Their creative…read moreinput and energy was invaluable, and we felt very supported through the technical bits! Strongly recommended.
great little news agent. Nice staff, good coffee and papers! what else do you needread more
It is small and busy and so very useful. There are a few newsagents in the centre of Oxford and…read morethey all useful places to know about. This one sells all the normal stuff and milk - which is great for those of us who pass by on their way to work and need to replenish the fridge so that we can indulge in numerous coffee and tea beaks.
I agree - most useful for milk and other small daily essentials. It's a bit more expensive than in…read morethe supermarket, but a thousand times more convenient, especially if the alternatives are the queues in Sainsburys. I've never bought a newspaper or magazine from here, although it's useful to see the headlines. The staff are really helpful if you need local information, although it's best to ask when it's not too busy.