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Kids’ sporting chance
September 19, 2019- Archery
- Basketball
- Charitable/fundraising organisations
- Charities
- Children's events
- Childrens Clubs
- Clubs and Groups
- Community
- Complementary and Alternative Therapies
- Culture
- Disability / mobility equipment
- Events
- Games
- Golf Club
- Karate
- Racketball
- Schools
- Schools
- Sports Clubs
- Squash
- Tennis Club
- Tourism
WheelPower, the National Charity for Wheelchair Sport, is hosting its annual National Junior Games 2019 from 30 September – 3 October at Stoke Mandeville Stadium – birthplace of the Paralympic Movement. The primary focus of the Games is to encourage the disabled children who take part to lead a healthier and more active lifestyle, which improves […]
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Toby’s racing start
August 10, 2019
Lord Williams’s A-level student Toby Goodman (pictured) is a kid in a hurry… which is great news for the town as his successful 10-year career has progressed from karting championships into the driving seat of competitive car racing. Now he is tipped to win the MINI Challenge 2019 Cooper Pro Series against stiff opposition. Thame […]
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Lifeboats to the rescue
August 9, 2019
London-based folk rock band Man the Lifeboats play raucous, ramshackle folk music – tales of lost evenings, whisky-soaked nights and the end of the world… and you can catch them at Aylesbury’s Limelight Theatre in October. The gig on Saturday 19 October is a Rotary Rocks fundraiser for the School Therapy Dog Project at Stocklake […]
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Think pink
July 30, 2019
Wear it pink is back.This October, Breast Cancer Now is encouraging everyone in Oxfordshire to wear it pink and help make life-saving breast cancer research and life-changing support happen. Breast Cancer Now’s wear it pink day takes place across Oxfordshire on Friday 18 October, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. One of the UK’s biggest fundraising […]
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Hire a Hublet
June 28, 2019
People can now hire out their own tablet at Aylesbury Library. ‘Hublets’ are Samsung Galaxy tablets which customers can borrow for use within the library. All visitors need is a Buckinghamshire library card and PIN to release a Hublet for up to two hours, free of charge. The Hublets are ready to browse the internet […]
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Festival looms large
May 30, 2019
The countdown is officially on for this year’s WhizzFizzFest, Aylesbury’s fantastic family-friendly literary and arts festival taking place in Aylesbury town centre on Saturday June 22. With less than one month to go until the big day, everyone is invited to take a look at the selection of activities, events and entertainment for all festival-goers […]
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