Saturday, 6 March 2010

Saturday March 6th




Oxford Preservation Trust (OPT)


Debbie Dance, director of OPT, explained how the trust's annual awards will include a new comunity award. Debbie told us: "The idea of a new award is a recognition of the way in which individual groups and neighbourhoods can make a difference. A place is about its people and this is nowhere more true than Oxford."


Projects nominated must be accessible to the public or seen from a public place.


For more information and a nomination form visit: http://www.oxfordpreservation.org.uk/ or email info@oxfordpreservation.org.uk


Oxfordshire Science Festival


Science Oxford's Renee Watson popped into the studio to tell listeners all about the science festival launch this weekend. Renee gave an insight into some of the fun activities happening all over the county including a performance by world street dance champions Step 2 and How to be Super!



The festival runs from March 6 - March 21 for more details visit: http://www.oxfordshiresciencefestival.co.uk/


The Big Lunch and Clean-up

Eco-guru Simon Kenton breezed in to tell us about a host of eco-friendly events going on in Oxford over the weekend.

Simon will be urging people to swap their unwanted goods before getting involved in one of many litter-picks happening in the county.

If you want to do your bit for the community details are below.






Sat 6th Low Carbon Headington swap shop, 10-1pm, Gladstone Rd community centre
Sat 6th Dean Court swap shop, 10-12pm, Dean Court social club.
Sat 6th Dean Court litter pick 11-1pm, meet at social club
Sat 6th Waterways litter pick, 2-4pm, meet outside Kids Unlimited, Apsley Rd at 2pm
Sun 7th Waterside litter pick, 2-4pm, meet outside Kids Unlimited, Apsley Rd at 2pm


Holi Mela Festival

Kashmira Patel told us all about the Hindu Festival of Colours - Holi - being celebrated in Headington this weekend.
The Holi Mela is being organised in aid of the Oxford Hindu Temple and Community Centre Project, which is aiming to build a temple here in Oxfordshire.

So, if you fancy adding a splash of colour to your weekend, get down to Headington this Saturday.

The festival takes place at Sandhills School from 12-5.30pm.

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