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SUMMARY:Community Café
DESCRIPTION:Free to attend as kindly sponsored by the Town Estate Charity \nRefreshments available as well as games\, crafts\, books\, puzzles. \nCome and socialise and keep warm in the small hall. \nContact Ginny on 01295 780 373 or ginnybennett@googlemail.com for more information. \nAll welcome!
URL:https://sibfordvillagehall.org.uk/event/community-cafe-prev-3-7/
LOCATION:Small hall
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SUMMARY:Sibfords History Society - Indians at Victorian Oxford
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Stephen Barker \nThe first Indian students to attend the University of Oxford arrived in 1871\, and the bridge between Oxford and India has grown stronger ever since. But why did Indian students begin to attend British universities from the middle of the 19th century? \nThis presentation examines the close relationship between Britain and the Subcontinent\, aiming to explain briefly the background in Indian politics\, the views of families and the students themselves. It also looks at the Oxford Indian Institute\, the growth of Balliol College and those dons at the heart of the developments. \nThe talk focuses on the stories of four students who attended Oxford before the First World War: the first woman to study Law at the university; a Sikh princess\, a nationalist revolutionary and a Bengali poet. \nDoors open 7.15pm for 7.30pm start \nGuests £5
URL:https://sibfordvillagehall.org.uk/event/shs-indians-at-victorian-oxford/
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