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The latest issue (148) of The Oxford Freeman is in the process of going to print. All going well, physical copies should be sent out sometime this week. In the meantime, a digital copy can be viewed and downloaded from here drive.google.com/open?id=10E8RC…

Work has begun on the next issue of The Oxford Freeman. If you have articles to share, please contact [email protected]

#Apprenticeship Ambassador Nairne Oxfordshire County Council: "I am most proud of achieving the accolade Freemen Of Oxford ‘#Apprentice of the Year 2019’ within #Oxfordshire, as I feel very proud to represent my organisation in this way." #AskAnApprentice #NAW2019 #BlazeATrail #FireItUp

"The Oxford Freeman" issue 149 is on it's way to print. Once the physical copies are posted the digital version will be made available and e-mails sent.

The Oxford Freeman 149 - Spring 2019 is now available online for viewing and downloading: journal.oxfordfreemen.org/149-spring-2019

Tall ships 25th May Could all freeman please note free entry into the tall ships event at Gloucester docks will be available on Saturday, only upon the display of your Guilds lapel badge. Please collect your Free ticket from the North Warehouse at Gloucester docks on this day.

Reminder: The annual inspection of Port Meadow is tonight at 6. Followed by the Aunt Sally match between a Team of Freemen and the Sheriffs Team at The Plough Inn from 8.

Work will soon be starting on the 150th issue of "The Oxford Freeman" for release on, or around, the start of October. If you have any articles you would like to include, please contact [email protected]

The next issue of "The Oxford Freeman" journal is being compiled now. If you have any articles or news to share, please send them to [email protected] as soon as possible. Thank you.

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The latest issue of The Oxford Freemen, 151 Spring 2020, has now been printed and posted. Given the current situation is is inevitable there will be delays in people receiving this issue. A digital version is available to view and download from journal.oxfordfreemen.org/151-spring-2020 Be safe.

The next issue of the Oxford Freeman Journal has been sent to print, but due the printer relocating, bank holidays and COVID there is likely to be a slight delay.

The latest issue of The Oxford Freeman (153 - Spring 2021) has now been printed and posted. A digital copy is also available online. journal.oxfordfreemen.org/153-spring-2021

*Link updated* This year's St George's Day service will be available to view online from the church's YouTube channel and is due to start at 10:30am on 25th April. youtu.be/qKsDVOIvxZg Howard will attend to represent the Freemen and will read one of the lessons.

Port Meadow Inspection Traditionally the inspection takes place on the Friday nearest to the solstice. The Sheriff has decided to hold the inspection on Friday 25th June. If all goes to plan, the last vestiges of COVID lockdown restrictions will have been removed on the 21st.

The Aunt Sally Match is still going ahead at The Plough 25th June with covid restrictions in place. oxfordfreemen.org for more details.

The Oxford Freeman 154 - Autumn 2021 is now available to view and download from the following location journal.oxfordfreemen.org/154-autumn-2021

The annual inspection of Port Meadow and Aunt Sally match against the Sheriff's team will take place this Friday, 17th June. Starting at 6pm in the Wolvercote car park for the inspection and 8pm at the Plough for the Aunt Sally

Congratulations to the four new Freemen Of Oxford and the four award-winning apprentices this evening. An honour to present awards to some outstanding citizens.