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  • John Pusey, Captain of the Tower

    On a cold Thursday evening I find myself climbing the vertical ladder that leads up into the belfry of St Giles Church, a tower that has stood sentry over those…

    December 14, 2023
    Builders and buildings, Feasts & festivities, Oxford portraits, Smells & bells
  • St Frideswide healing the sick at Binsey

    ‘A treacle well – there’s no such thing.’

    Next Thursday, October 19, is the feast day of St Frideswide, the patron saint of Oxford. And so I decide to cycle with my friend, Gina, to Binsey, a tiny…

    October 14, 2023
    Coloured glass, Feasts & festivities, Smells & bells, Washhouses & other watery places
  • The Stone Saints Retirement Home

    Antonia Hockton has been coming to New College in Oxford twice a year for the past 26 years. She arrives as the students leave, during the longer vacations. For this…

    September 16, 2023
    College life, Feasts & festivities, Oxford portraits, Smells & bells
  • Foden returns to the fair

    Robert Nichols is surrounded by a group of admirers when he’s pointed out to me last Sunday morning. It was set up day for St Giles Fair, the two-day bonanza…

    September 9, 2023
    Feasts & festivities, Inside markets & outside fairs
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