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Archaeologist remembered
10:14am Friday 16th November 2001
Kathleen Gee attends the unveiling of a plaque honouring her late husband William Penn who unearthed four Roman temples on the Springhead site. He died on November 12, 1968, after spending 18 years excavating the Roman site
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The Lambert Arms, Aston Rowant
I hailed the Lambert Arms at Aston Rowant "a worthwhile discovery" after a resolutely unromantic St Valentine's Night dinner last year (romance — at my age?). Pondering why I had never visited during my previous 35 years as a resident of the county, I concluded it was probably because it was out of the public domain for much of that time, as a training hotel owned by THF.
Roddy McColl: Port Meadow photographs
A series of stunning images by Oxfordshire photographer Roddy McColl are now on display at the O3 Gallery, Oxford Castle.
Heritage harvest
With annual Apple Day events on the horizon, Val Bourne reflects on the work of community groups working to preserve the many varieties of Oxfordshire apple
Osborne on loan at Eastbourne
Brentford defender Karleigh Osborne, who was recently on loan at Oxford United, has joined Eastbourne Borough on loan until November 6.
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