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A key Pride & Prejudice Park, Chalgrove, Oxfordshire OX44 7RW or e-mail Booking: 01865 305305 / www.ticketsoxford.com aspect will be to create fresh and relevant wri�en by Jane Austen [email protected] content for the school’s website and social media Adapted for the stage by Peter Kenvyn Jones All work is in-house only, at our studio in Oxfordshire sites. The post holder will also assist with school (10 mins from J6/J7 M40). Own transport is essential PIANO RECITAL GEOFFREY HOPKINS Celia Green as the location is very rural. photography and video production. The ideal candidate will have excellent writing Beethoven; Lennox Berkeley; Wagner; Chopin; Liszt COFFEE MEETINGS WOLFSON COLLEGE skills, the ability to create images, including video, Tuesdays, 4.30pm; [email protected] and experience of working with social media. St Michael at the Northgate, Cornmarket St. LINTON RD, OXFORD OX2 6UD We need more www.celiagreen.com Details and application form are available Saturday, 16th March – 7.30pm SENIOR DEVELOPMENT for download on the school website properties! Tickets £12 (£10) from Tickets Oxford 01865 305305 (www.dragonschool.org) or please apply for Bulletproof Jest these from Fiona Jefferies, HR Manager, Dragon OFFICER School, Bardwell Road, Oxford, OX2 6SS. Brand new comedy sketches by The Dinner in Great Hall at Salary £26,000 to £30,000 Phone: 01865 315548; Fax: 01865 315437; e-mail: Finders Keepers Student Letting Dead Secrets. Featuring: culinary Fiona.jeff[email protected]. 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The successful applicant will be required Booking available at: http://www.chch.ox.ac.uk/ Letsco Residential Lettings Online Tickets: www.ticketsoxford.com For further particulars and information how to apply to undertake a criminal record check via the CRB. conferences/bed-and-breakfast www.thedeadsecrets.com please visit OX14: 4 bed furn. detached house. £2000pcm https://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/vacancies OX4: 3 bed, unfurn. semi-detached house. £1165pcm Carducci String Quartet NEW THEATRE • 27TH MARCH 7.30PM Closing date: midday on 11th April 2013. MARKETING Tenant fees - £150 per person, £120 p.p. for 1 bed properties (no VAT payable) Haydn String Quartet p.54 no.2 Wolfson College is an equal opportunities employer. LANDLORDS - ALL SIZES OF PROPERTY URGENTLY REQUIRED Britten String Quartet no.2 OFFICER 3 BEDROOM NEAR hospitals. Off-road parking, GCH. Full details: www.letsco.co.uk Available now, £1095. Families or 2 professionals. 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