Badminton players are needed to take part in a world record-breaking attempt.
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Players needed for world record attempt
Children embark on huge tree project
Children have been investigating mankind’s relationship to trees as part of a major arts project to celebrate London 2012.
› Read MorePupils launch super fire engine
Schoolchildren were invited to their local fire station to help launch a new super firefighting machine.
› Read MoreOdd shoes for marathon runner
London Marathon runner Dawn Williams had to run the event in odd shoes after her trainer was lost during the starting mayhem.
› Read MoreMusicians play in library and museum
Folk was heard in funny places as musicians took their talents to unusual venues.
› Read MoreTeens are offered free summer of fun
Teenagers are being offered the chance to try coasteering, surfing, rock-climbing, gorge-walking and more in a free programme of summer events.
› Read MoreRecord year for sports centres
Women, pensioners and the disabled are getting fit in Oxford by paying more visits to the city’s sports centres.
› Read MoreKnitters help tiny babies
Kind-hearted knitters have got their needles into action after an appeal to find more clothes for premature babies. Thousands of tiny items of clothing have been donated to new parents at the John Radcliffe Hospital after it was revealed that they could not find clothes small enough for their tiny premature babies.
› Read MoreSlimmer wins national award
Architect Anneltje Hacquebord has been named Career Woman Slimmer of the Year after losing a staggering six stone in ten months. Anneltje, 34, from Osney Island, Oxford, dropped from a 15st 11lb size 20 to a size 10 after joining her local Rosemary Conley Diet and Fitness Club on the advice of her doctor.
› Read MoreTeenagers sing stereotypes away
A group of teenagers hope to give young people a good name by keeping the tradition of carol singing alive. The teenagers, from the Headington area of Oxford, hope their door-to-door carol singing for charity will make people realise that not all teenagers are bad.
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