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Michael Pilch Studio BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Mon 13th - Thu 16th: 7.30pmRomantic comedy by set in 60s New York. Newlyweds get to know each other. £6 (£5).(£5).(£

New Theatre (0844 8471585)HORRIBLE HISTORIES: AWFUL EGYPTIANS Fri 10th: 10.30am

Sat 11th: 7pmActors & 3D Bogglevision bring Ancient Egypt to life. £11.10 - £19.50.

HORRIBLE HISTORIES: RUTHLESS ROMANS Fri 10th: 7pmSat 11th: 2.30pmActors & 3D Bogglevision bring Roman Britain to life. £11.10 - £19.50.

AN EVENING WITH THE LEGENDARY JOHN CLEESE Fri 17th & Sat 18th: 7.30pmComedy legend on ‘The Alimony Tour’. £25.50 - £38.75.

Oxford Playhouse (305305)LOVE LOVE LOVE Fri 10th: 8pm; Sat 11th: 2.30 & 7.30pmPlay takes on the retiring baby boomer generation & fi nds it full of trouble. £24.50 - £17.50.

FIRST LOVE Tue 14th: 7.30pmGare Saint Lazare Players; critically acclaimed version of Beckett’s prose. £11.50-£18.50.

WHENEVER I GET BLOWN UP I THINK OF YOU Fri 10th: 5pmWriter/performer Molly Naylor’s true tale of life after the 7/7 bombings. £8.

JALEO FLAMENCO Fri 17th: 8pmFlamboyant world of fl amenco brought to life with dance, song & guitar. £11.50-£19.50

THE SORCERER Mon 13th: 7.30pmOpera della Luna present Gilbert & Sullivan’s fi rst success. £11.50-£19.50.

Christ Church College (276150)CAFE OBAASAN Fri 10th: 7.30pm; Sat 11th: 3pmImmersive storytelling, physical theatre, music & dance in the Cathedral Garden. £5.

Burton Taylor Studio (305305)BLOOD RUNS THICKER Tue 14th - Sat 18th: 7.30pmNewlyweds’ marriage unravels when a young man breaks into their home. £6 (£5).

ACT BEFORE YOU SPEAK Fri 10th & Sat 11th: 7.30pmExperimental, narrative-based, planned spontaneity in piece for 3 actors. £6 (£5).

4.48 PSYCHOSIS Fri 10th & Sat 11th: 9.30pm, £6 (£5)Sarah Kane’s fi nal play bears witness to the state of a mind in crisis. £6 (£5).

Pegasus Theatre (812150)HOW TO CLIMB MOUNT EVEREST Sun 12th: 7pmPuppetry, live music and physical theatre mix in this fantastic tale. £7.50 / £5.

THE HARE & THE VELOCIRAPTOR Sun 12th: 8.30pmSome of Aesop’s classic fables like you’ve never heard them before. £5 / £3.

MOON LADDER Sun 12th: 1.30 & 6.30pmFamily show inspired by a song sung to a little girl at bedtime. £7 - £3.

I’LL LEAVE YOU TO YOURSELF THEN... Fri 10th: 8pmSolo piece performed by Cecilia Macfarlane with music & sculpture. £10 - £6.

THE NIGHT PIRATES Sat 18th: 1.30 & 6.30pmA family show with puppets, song and ballet dancing pirates! £7 / £4.

Cornerstone Arts Ctr. (01235 515144)HENRY V Wed 15th - Fri 17th: 7.30pm; Sat 18th: 2pm & 7.30pmShakespeare’s classic tale of a king pushed into an unpopular war. £14 / £12.50.

St Peter’s College Gardens (278900)LOVERS: WINNERS Fri 10th: 6.30pm; Sat 11th: 2.30 & 6.30pmBrian Friel. 70s Ireland: young couple attempt to revise, distracted by pregnancy. £4 (£3).

Moser Theatre, Wadham College HIGH FINANCE Fri 10th & Sat 11th: 8pmCorporation resolves to stay afl oat by smuggling drugs. Comedy. £8 (£7); discount online.

Merton College: Fellows’ Lawn CHARLEY’S AUNT Wed 15th - Fri 17th: 7.30pm; Sat 18th: 2.30 & 7.30pmMerton Floats Garden Show returns with adaptation of the classic Oxford farce. £8 (£5).

Blenheim Palace (01993 811325)TWELFTH NIGHT Fri 10th - Sat 18th: 7.30pmOutdoor summer Shakespeare, on for 12 nights! £15 - £5.

Trinity College Gardens (279900)AMADEUS Fri 10th: 7.30pm; Sat 11th: 2.30pm & 7.30pmThe life of Mozart. Outdoor production. Doors open 7pm (2 & 7pm Sat). £7 (£5).

Waterperry Gardens (01844 339254)A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Wed 15th: 1.30, 7pmOpen air theatre at Waterperry Gardens. £17.50 - £11.

North Wall Arts Centre (319450)STORYTELLING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Sat 11th: 2pm, 3pmWith Rand Russell. Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free.

THE INFANT Sat 11th: 8pmDark comedy about the paranoia surrounding a mysterious photograph. £12 (£10).

Worcester College (278300)MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Fri 10th & Sat 11th: 7pmShakespeare in the open air. Trials and tribulations of love. £6 (£5).

Garsington Opera (368201)THE MAGIC FLUTE Sat 11th, Thu 16th: 6.10pmThe Garsington season at Wormsley opens with Mozart. £90 - £155.

IL TURCO IN ITALIA Mon 13th, Sat 18th: 6.20pmRossini directed by Martin Duncan. £90 - £155.

Oriel College (276555)CAREERS ADVISORY RESOURCE NETWORK CAREERS ADVISORY RESOURCE NETWORK CAREERS ADVISORY RESOURCE NETWORK Fri 10th, Sat 11th: 9pmImmersive theatre experience inspired by Oxford life and Carnival. £9 (£6.50).

Oxford Union (241353)FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF Sat 11th, Mon 13th - Wed 15th: 7.30pmExperimental choreopoem on identity, sexuality, abuse, racism, & choice.

Unicorn Theatre, Abingdon (01235 525339)ODN DRAMA FESTIVAL 2011 Fri 10th & Sat 11th: Various timesOne act play Festival; 2 or 3 plays each night. £6 from The Bookstore, precinct, Abingdon.

St Barnabas (01865 557530)TALES FROM KING JAMES Fri 10th: 8pm; Sat 11th: 9pmSite-specifi c performance of the best stories from the King James Bible. £7.50 - £22.50.

Grove House WHITE MEN WITH WEAPONS Sat 18th: 7.30pm. £15, £12Greig Coetzee’s one man show about his experiences in the South African army.

O’Reilly Theatre (Keble College) BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS Fri 10th: 7:30pm, £8 (£6); Sat 11th: 2.30

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Corpus Christi College (276700)BRIDESHEAD REVISITED Tue 14th - Sat 18th: 7.30pmStory of golden age of decadence before WWII. In the MBI Al-Jaber Auditorium. £7 (£5).

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Ultimate Picture Palace (245288)WIN WIN [15] Fri, Sun, Tue, Thu: 7.00pm; Sat: 4.15pm

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Jack Sparrow searches for the fountain of youth. Subtitled Sat 5.45pm, Thu 8.30pm

THOR (3D) [12A] daily: 8.15pmWarrior God Thor is banished to earth.

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS [12A] Fri, Wed: 1.00, 2.30, 4.00, 5.30, 7.00, 8.30, 10.00pm

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Mon & Tue, Thu: 2.00, 3.00, 5.00, 6.00, 8.00, 9.00pmPrequel starring James McAvoy. Subtitled Fri 1.00pm, Sun 8.00pm, Wed 4.00pm.

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID 2 [U] Sat & Sun: 10.50amLive-action sequel of illustrated novel about wise-cracking sixth grade student.

ODEON KIDS: WINNIE THE POOH [U] Sat & Sun: 11.15amWho’s the honey-lovin’ bear who’s a favourite to all the kids? POOH! Damn straight.

MACBETH [PG] Mon: 7.15pmLive from the Royal Opera House

SENIOR SCREEN: HEREAFTER [12A] Wed: 10.45amMatt Damon in Clint Eastwood-directed drama about a man who can see into people’s pasts.

Vue Cinema (08712 240 240)TEEN SCREEN: RED RIDING HOOD [12A] Fri, Thu: 5.50pmTwist on the fairytale: a girl in love with a woodcutter has a werewolf stalking her village.

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 4: ON STRANGER TIDES [12A] PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 4: ON STRANGER TIDES [12A] PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 4: ON STRANGER TIDES [12A] (3D) Fri & Sat, Wed: 8.40pm, 11.30pm; Sun & Mon, Thu: 8.40pm

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Jack Sparrow returns searches for the fountain of youth. 2D subtitled Sun 2.50pm, Tue 6pm.

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Sat & Sun: 10.10, 10.40am, 12.20, 12.50, 2.40, 3.10, 4.50, 7.00pmThe sequel: Po and his fellow Masters must stop a villain who wants to take over China.

HONEY 2 [PG] Fri, Wed: 12.10, 2.30, 5.30, 8.20, 10.50pmSat: 9.45am, 12.10, 2.30, 5.30, 8.20, 10.50pm

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READY [12A] daily: 9.10pmBollywood. A confi rmed bachelor falls in love in a case of mistaken identity.

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS [12A] Fri & Sat, Wed: 12.30, 3.20, 6.10, 6.40, 9.00, 9.30, 11.45pm

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THE HANGOVER PART 2 [15] Fri, Wed: 12.40, 1.40, 3.00, 4.00, 5.20, 6.20, 7.40, 8.50, 10.10, 11.10pm

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DIARY OF A WIMPY KID 2 [U] Fri, Mon - Thu: 11.40am, 1.50, 4.10pmSat & Sun: 9.35, 11.40am, 1.50, 4.10pm

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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES (2D) [12A] PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES (2D) PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES (2D)

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Mon: 4.15, 9.10pm; Tue: 1.45, 4.15, 9.00pm; Wed: 1.45, 3.45, 9.00pmLyrical, haunting portrait of charismatic Brazilian racing driver.

POINT BLANK [15] Fri, Sun: 1.45, 8.45pm; Sat, Tue: 4.00, 6.15pm Mon: 1.45, 4.00pm; Wed: 1.45pm; Thu: 1.45, 9.00pm

Trainee nurse tries to free prisoner to save his pregnant wife. French with English subtitles.

MAMMUTH [15] Fri - Sun, Tue, Thu: 2.00, 6.45pm; Mon: 2.00pmWed: 4.00, 6.20pmGérard Depardieu stars in quirky French roadtrip comedy.

THE SILENT HOUSE [15] Fri: 4.00pm; Sat: 9.00pmHorror fi lm based on a true story from 1940s Uruguay. Spanish with English subtitles.

KIDS’ CLUB: THE INCREDIBLES [U] Sat: 1.30pmStretchy heroics save the world. Activities beforehand at 12.45pm. Adults must be accompanied by a child; children under 8 by an adult.

OUTSIDE THE LAW [15] Sun: 3.30pm; Mon: 6.15pm3 Algerian brothers end up in Paris, where freedom for Algeria is still to be fought for. French and Arabic with English subtitles.

HOW I ENDED THIS SUMMER [12A] Tue & Wed: 8.40pm; Thu: 3.30pmTwo meteorologists, isolated on a polar station in the Arctic Ocean, fi nd lies and suspicions start poisoning the atmosphere. Russian with English subtitles.

POTICHE [15] Wed: 6.10pmFrench farce: trophy wife takes over her kidnapped husband’s business. Followed by satellite Q&A with director Francois Ozon and Catherine Deneuve.

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DONOR UNKNOWN [15] + LIVE Q&A Thu: 6.30pmYoung womaYoung womaY n searches for her father, the sperm donor. Q&A with fi lm-makers & experts.

Modern Art Oxford (722733)LOVE IS THE DEVIL [18] Sat: 7.00pmBiography of British painter Francis Bacon starring Derek Jacobi. £3, please book.

East Oxford Community Centre (792168)BLACK CAT, WHITE CAT [15] Fri: 7.30pmRiotous comedy, for Gypsy, Roma & Traveller History Month. £2 donation to Amnesty.

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SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT, FACULTY of Philosophy, University of Oxford. Salary grade 3: £17,179 - £19,822 (with a discretionary range to £21,652). Applications are invited for the post of Secretarial Assistant within the Faculty of Philosophy at Oxford University. You will act as first point of contact for enquiries, deal with a broad range of people, and provide day-to-day support to administrative and academic staff working in the Philosophy Centre. You will be willing to take on a variety of tasks, have excellent IT skills, and be approachable and able to work well with staff at all levels. You will demonstrate the ability to work calmly, cheerfully, and efficiently under pressure, and to prioritise your own workload. You will have administrative experience, preferably in the Higher Education sector, or knowledge of the sector as a result of study. An application form and a full job description for this post are available from the Philosophy Faculty website at: http://www.philosophy.ox.ac.uk/vacancies. Applications, on the requisite application form, should be submitted by email to jobs@philosophy.ox.ac.uk no later than 12 noon on Monday 20 June 2011. EIFL-LICENSING PROGRAMME COORDINATOR. International not-for-profit organisation seeks a full or part time coordinator to help increase access to online resources through libraries in 48 developing and transition countries. Key requirements are excellent computer, organisational and interpersonal skills plus publishing, library or marketing experience. The job will involve working from home as part of a virtual team. Find out more at http://www.eif l.net/news/vacancy-eif l-licensing-programme-coordinator. Deadline for applications: 24 June. REGISTERED NURSE REQUIRED FOR local nursing home. Full time, permanent. Salary negotiable depending on experience. Immediate start. 01865 910270. 35eja@users.dailyinfo.co.ukCUSTOMER-FRIENDLY SERVICE DESK Technician for Oxford IT consultancy firm. £17K - £20K. http://okco.net/sdjob

Celebrating 31 years. 1980 to 2010: we are here to help youHOUSES SELECTION:

RICHMOND ROAD, JERICHOA furnished 3 bedroom terraced house; comprises 3 double sized bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, garden and garage. Suit professionals/academics/sharers.

Available 15th July 2011. £1350pcm

TEMPLE STREET, NR. ST. CLEMENTSA furnished 4 bedroom terrace house near to the St. Clements area; comprises 2 double bedrooms, 2 single bedrooms, bathroom, lounge-diner, kitchen and back yard. Suit professionals/academics/sharers.

Available 20th July. £1425pcm

CHILSWELL ROAD, GRANDPONTA furnished 4 bedroom house; comprises 3 double rooms, 1 single room, living room, kitchen diner, bathroom and garden. Suit professionals/academics/sharers.

Available 15th July 2011. £1400pcm

MORRELL AVENUE, NR. ST. CLEMENTSA furnished 4 bedroom, semi-detached house; comprises 2 double bedrooms, 2 single bedrooms, lounge, kitchen diner, 2 bathrooms, off -street parking and garden. Suit professionals/academics/sharers. Available 8th October 2011. £1375pcm

BOWERMAN CLOSE, KIDLINGTONA furnished 3 bedroom modern terrace house in quiet close situated in central Kidlington; comprises 1 large double bedroom, 1 small double bedroom, 1 single bedroom, lounge, kitchen-diner, bathroom, garden and parking space. Suit professionals/academics. Available 1st July. £875pcm

FLATS SELECTION:LAKE STREET, OXFORDA furnished loft studio in a 3-storey house; comprises spacious open plan bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bathroom with shower cubicle. Suit single, non-smoking professional/academic. Available now. £795pcm incl. bills

OATLANDS ROAD, OXFORDA furnished ground fl oor 1 bedroom fl at, comprising 1 double bedroom, living room, kitchen-diner, bathroom and garden. Suit professional/academic couple/single.

Available 1st July. £750pcm

SPRING LANE, SHOTOVER, HEADINGTONA modern, part-furnished 1st fl oor 2 bedroom fl at in purpose-built block; comprises 2 double bedrooms, lounge diner, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, balcony and parking. Suit professionals/academic family/sharers.

Available 20th June 2011. £1060pcm

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Tel: 01865 726966, Fax: 726460

AU PAIR LIVE-IN JOB needed for 1 year. I am a very reliable 19 year old student and a nice person. 35ehi@users.dailyinfo.co.ukNORTH OXFORD MOTHER of 2 with car, has 2 hrs/morning to be helpful in your home or office. 35dg2@users.dailyinfo.co.uk

DISCO EQUIPMENTDISCO, PA, AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENT — hire and sales. 118 DISCO, PA, AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENT — hire and sales. 118 DISCO, PA, AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENTCowley Road, 01865 722027, www.722027.co.uk

5 SINGLE ROOMS for rent, East Oxford & Headington. Available now. http://www.oxrms.co.uk for list. Text 07624 802274. 359t2@users.dailyinfo.co.ukHEADINGTON: LARGE ROOM in shared house. Broadband, off-street parking, garden. N/S prof only. £330 pcm + bills. 07811 451809 / 35asp@users.dailyinfo.co.uk

EAST OXFORD: LARGE ATTIC room for tidy non-smoking professional in spacious house. 2 bathrooms. £380 pcm incl. ct/wr. 07780 780891 / 35e7i@users.dailyinfo.co.ukIFFLEY: 2 DOUBLE ROOMS for non smoking, clean, tidy, professionals. Quiet area, easy access to city centre. 2 bathrooms, garden, garage. £450/380 pcm incl. 07780 780891. 35dzq@users.dailyinfo.co.uk

EXECUTIVE HOST FAMILIES for businessmen studying English for work - from one week to four weeks. Good rates for top Bed, Breakfast and Dinner. Paying guest style. Call 01865 241242 and ask Rosalind about it.

SHORT LETIFFLEY: DOUBLE ROOM, nice shared house available until end July. £100pw including bills. 07824 773390. 35ebk@users.dailyinfo.co.uk

MATHS, SCIENCE, PHYSICS, Statistics, Engineering, Computer, UKCAT, GMAT, SAT tuition. 07984 547940, www.aonetuition.co.uk ENGLISH (ADVANCED), 6.30pm to 8.00pm. Starts Tuesday 21 June. 10 weeks £150. Berlitz Language Centre (by Chequers pub), 01865 241242. oxford@languagecentres.com

TUITION

Sat 11thOXFORD COMEDY DEATHMATCH / Improvised comedy sketch show / 7.30pm, £2 / www.ocdimprov.com / Folly Bridge Inn, 38 Abingdon RoadBLACK HATS, SKETCHES, VERY NICE HARRY / Local new-wave, dub-beat riffmasters / 8pm. £6, £5 / The Jericho Tavern, 56 Walton StGINA YASHERE & FELIX DEXTER / Geoff Schumann hosts an evening of stand-up comedy. / Oxfringe 2011 / 8.30pm. £15 / The Regal, 300 Cowley RdLASHINGS OF GINGER BEER TIME! / Burlesque unplugged! / Radical Feminist Burlesque / 8pm, £5 / East Oxford Community Centre, 44b Princes StWINCHELL RIOTS, RICHARD WALTERS, FAMILY MACHINE / Local rockers promoting new EP / 7pm. £6 / O2 Academy Oxford, 190 Cowley RdTHE MIGHTY REDOX, KNIGHTS OF MENTIS, PETE FRYER BAND, HORNS OF PLENTY, JEREMY HUGHES / 7pm. Free / Chester Arms, 19 Chester StCHARLIE BAKER, DANNY WARD, TOM GLEESON, JAMES ACASTER, WOULTER MEIJS / Comedy. / 7.15pm. £12.50, £5 / Glee Club, 3 Hythe Bridge StSCUBA ROOTS, GET UR GEEK ON, DRUNKEN UNCLE BUNGLE, RANDOM SELECTA, SULTAN / 10pm-3am. £5, £6otd / The Cellar, Frewin CourtOXFORD PRIDE / Celebrating GLBTQ life in Oxfordshire. Music, fun fair, stalls & food. / 12-8pm, free / Oxpens Field, next to Ice Rink

Sun 12thWISECRACKS AND WORDPLAY / “Genius hybrid of a pub-quiz-game-show-comedy-night” / 7pm. £4 / Copa, 9-13 George Street, Oxford OX1 2AU

Mon 13thRHYTHM ZOO / The best in UK blues / The Famous Monday Blues / 8pm. £10 / www.famousmondayblues.co.uk / The Bullingdon Arms, 162 Cowley RdGOODWIN SANDS, TAMARA PARSONS BAKER / “Lo-fi dreamy indie-folk” / 8pm. Free / The Honeypot, 8 Hollybush Row, Oxford, OX1 1JHA JAZZY CONCERT TOUR OF THE UK / Big band and jazz / 1pm. Retiring collection / St Michael at the North Gate, Cornmarket

PERSONAL ASSISTANT WANTED:I am a young lady with learning diffi culties, who lives in my own fl at in supported living. I am looking for a part-time personal assistant to support me to do the things I enjoy. I like to play games, jigsaws, puzzles, create art, go out for a coff ee, play on my computer, cook, and have social interaction.

You must be fun, have a good sense of humour, be very self motivated and have the ability to motivate others. Native level English essential. Th e post is for 12 hours per week in 3 shifts. Salary: £8.00 per hour.

If you are interested please send a CV, and covering letter to: Jane.castle@dimensions-uk.org. For more information please call 07917 474786 .

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Saturday 30th July 2011,

STEVE AND VAN - removals, clearances etc... Email: manwithavan2011@live.co.uk / Mobile: 07944 648989. UCCS CLEANING SERVICES: End of tenancy? Carpet cleaning / deep cleaning / domestic cleaning / cleaning windows? Competitive prices, well-trained staff, fully insured. Call us now on: 01865 424918. 34kh5@users.dailyinfo.co.ukBIG OR SMALL WE SHIP OR STORE IT ALL. 50% discount on packaging materials to all students who ship with us, free pick up in Oxford. Mail Boxes Etc., Summertown 01865 514655 - www.mbesummertown.co.uk, Headington 01865 741729 - www.mbeheadington.co.uk ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE LESSONS and evening classes. Student rates. Central Oxford and Headington. www.alexandertechniqueoxford.co.uk / scooper1@btconnect.com / 01865 765511 / 07981 323654 MAN WITH VAN: removals, A-2-B, cheap rates. 07932 383804. 35dpf@users.dailyinfo.co.uk

APPOINTMENT OF LUNCHTIME ASSISTANTSt Cross College requires a Lunch� me Assistant from 30th August 2011. The postholder should enjoy a busy environment and working with a variety of people.

The College’s dining hall operates on a pre-pay self service system with members debi� ng their account before entering the hall. The postholder will operate the � ll, ensuring all members are debited at the correct payment rate.

The postholder’s daily hours would be weekdays between 12 – 2pm for 44 weeks per year. Paid holidays will include 2 weeks at Christmas, 2 weeks at Easter and 4 weeks during August. The rate of pay is £7.65 per hour. A free lunch would be provided at 2pm.

Interested applicants should submit a completed applica� on form (which can be downloaded from h� p://www.stx.ox.ac.uk/general/job_opportuni� es), curriculum vitae, and a covering le� er detailing your interest in the post to: Mrs F Ha� on, Bursary Administrator, St. Cross College, St. Giles, Oxford, OX1 3LZ or: faye.ha� on@stx.ox.ac.ukby 12 noon on Wednesday 22nd June 2011.

Interviews will be held on Friday 1st July 2011.

Sat 11thMAKE YOUR MARK / Make life size artwork, banners and fl ags on the theme of car making. / Fusion Arts / 12-4pm. Free, please book / BMW Mini PlantAFRICA: EXPLOITATION & RESISTANCE / African speakers on aid, fairtrade, climate & more / 11am - 6pm, free / Wesley Memorial Hall, New Inn Hall StSTAND OUT POETRY / An evening of selected poems from two new groups, STAND OUT POETRY / An evening of selected poems from two new groups, STAND OUT POETRYFirst Night Poets and Morning After Poets / Oxfringe 2011 / 6pm. £4 / oxfringe.com / Rewley House, Dept. of Continuing Education, 8 Wellington SquareALCHEMICAL HYPNOSIS WORKSHOP / 9.30am - 4pm, £50pp / soulhypnosis.com / 07531 864717 / Friends’ Meeting House, 43 St GilesEXPLORING ARTS WITH THE OPEN UNIVERSITY / Arts open day offering talks, tours of the building & course information / 10 - 3.30pm. Free. /openuniversity.co.uk/artevent / 486267 / Foxcombe Hall, Boars Hill

Sun 12thVOLUNTEER CONSERVATION WORK / Fencing at Port Meadow, Oxford. See OCV website for more details / Free: All day / ocv.org.uk / OxfordIMPROVISED COMEDY WORKSHOP / Improvising in comedy theatre as part of OxFringe 2011 / Free workshop from 2pm / ocdimprov.com / Pegasus Theatre, Magdalen Road OX4 1RE; Tel: 01865 812150

Mon 13thSOUL KITCHEN / Run by EMBS / 1 - 2pm, free lunch / 01865 794431 / East Oxford Community Centre, 44b Princes Street (corner of Cowley Rd)ASTRONOMY / ‘The Astrolabe, East and West’ a talk by Dr Stephen Johnston / 8pm. First visit free / abingdonastro.org.uk / 07817 687627 / All Saints Methodist Church Hall, Dorchester Crescent, AbingdonOXFORD AT SAÏD SEMINAR: ENERGY / Three University of Oxford academics will discuss their research about energy / 6-7.30pm. Free of charge / 288845 / Saïd Business School, Park End St

Local tutors needed in all subjects to teach from home, year round

tuition available, must be within 15 minutes’ walk of Carfax Tower.

Please email your details directly to:rparker@oxintstudycentre.com

THE GREAT BRITISH SUMMER

OXFRINGE Festival 10th - 26th June

Selection of eventsSat 11th - Mon 13thwww.oxwww.oxwww.o fringe.com

Rewley House (270360)STAND OUT POETRY Sat 11th: 6pmEvening of selected poems from 2 groups, First Night Poets & Morning After Poets. £4.

Copa (246906)RICHARD Fri 10th & Sat 11th: 6.30pmNeo-Japanese mime art based on Shakespeare’s Richard the Third. £5.

WISECRACKS AND WORDPLAY Sun 12th: 7pm“Genius hybrid of a pub-quiz-game-show-comedy-night”. £4.

North Wall Arts Centre (319450)DRAW ME A BIRD Fri 10th: 11am, 2pmDance-music theatre for all ages about a little bird in a big city. £6.

Albion Beatnik Bookstore (511345)THE NEW LIBERTINES (WRITING FROM THE EDGE OF ACCEPTABILITY) Mon 13th: 6pmLiterary Death Match Winner Dan Holloway; Anna Hobson, Lucy Ayrton, & Helen Smith. £4.

OXFRINGE