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About a day A typical day begins with waking up, not much of a change. However now I do not need an alarm, my body is free to wake up naturally without a loud penetrating noise. I do my work when I want and how I want. I enjoy the company of myself…

A video from Ramallah in Palestine one of Oxford's twin towns. The video shows how Ramallah is responding to the crisis to develop a brighter future for its population.Scroll down for the video.

From - https://oxfordismyhomezine.wordpress.com"As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, our homes have been transformed. Bedrooms have become offices, living rooms have become classrooms, gardens have become gyms, and every house has become a…

Oxford City Council worked in conjunction with the Central Oxford Mosque to provide food, during the month of Ramadan, to those who are vulnerable and in need because of Covid-19. For more information, you can read the following news articles:…

OVADA (Oxfordshire Visual Arts Development Agency) invite young and old to contribute to the OVADA Covid Quilt Project! Embroider, Stitch, Applique, Weave, Sew, Knit or Print! The squares you create will eventually be sewn together to make a giant…

The Museum of Oxford's Volunteer Engagement Officer meets with some of the Museum's volunteers over Zoom. A key aspect of keeping volunteers in the loop about what is going on at the Museum are the coffee mornings. To find out more about becoming a…

Three photographs showing how Oxford's twin city Leiden is dealing with lockdown. The first image shows empty streets in Leiden, the second shows keeping distance at the local market, and the third shows students.

"We made a cricket bat out of an old shed and some black tape. We use a step ladder as wickets

I suppose you could say we made it because we were bored and thought it would be something to do. None of us actually play cricket and we play by our…

This is a letter from Libby and the Community Cupboard team thanking Jubeen for her help securing Halal food for the muslim families supported through the community cupboard.

This is a letter from Libby and the Community Cupboard team sent to Hassan and Leonard. It thanks them for their support during Ramadan supporting the more vulnerable families in Oxford.