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Some of us are a lot younger
Whats a bus conductor?
Who's joyce?
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Watch on the busses to find out what a bus conductot/clippie is
Joyce was a bloke who was a cross dresser ( first I had seen) also ran a burger van in the evenings

Edit When I say cross dresser I don’t mean like my Mrs Mighty Aldo when we’re going out .Never happy with the first 3 outfits and then goes back to the first one
 
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When the stadium is built I'm sure they'll put additional services on on matchdays. Good that the route exists however.

Plus I'm sure there'll be other services from OX3 and OX4 to the stadium. All theoretical at this stage and to be decided.
Will all be factored into planning & id hope they know how many people will potentially travel from that area already. They have all the info on the database
 
When the stadium is built I'm sure they'll put additional services on on matchdays. Good that the route exists however.

Plus I'm sure there'll be other services from OX3 and OX4 to the stadium. All theoretical at this stage and to be decided.
Shuttle buses from Park and Rides to and from Parkway Pre and post match on matchday ( sensibly planned to arrive in plenty of time before kick off! - whether its early, 3pm or late avo/early evening- depending on the whims of Sky Sport)-

and , hopefully, Eynsham P& R will have a road in and out by then, so it can join in too
 
Joyce was a legend and real Oxford character.

I first became aware of him in the late 1960s, or early 1970s, as a youngster coming into Oxford for OUFC matches, shopping, and nights out. He was a middle aged man, who worked as a bus conductor, and in the evenings ran a hotdog van, which I seem to remember was one of the fleet called Fritzi's. They were weird vans, a converted mini van with a high roof, a bit like the Popemobile of the time. But you couldn't miss Joyce!

All of the old ladies knew him and he spoke to them on the buses, and also when he was out and about in Oxford. But behind this facade he was a bit of a hard man, and often got into fights! I still remember one day he was strutting down Queen Street (very apt!!!) in stilettos and hot pants and chuntering away to anybody who would listen. Joyce was a fairly heavy set middle aged bloke and did not make a very convincing "woman" and 55 years ago he was quite a sight.

Anyway, it turns out he'd had a fight, and a little old lady asked him if he was alright "Ooh, I scratched his eyes out" says Joyce in his camp Dick Emery/Kenny Everett voice. "But I think I've lost a nail" he said loudly with a flourish, before high kicking and flouncing off into the distance, with some of the little old ladies applauding him.

You had to be there...............
 
Target date is still end of July
July 3rd mentioned on the Dub, Jon Clark also said something about the end of the month( with no month specified) gave time to sort any small issues ( not a direct quote!).

I dont trust CDC ( especially not with Middleton, Mawson & Ward on there) or CDC planning, how many times have they delayed and postponed from given dates?
 
Joyce was a legend and real Oxford character.

I first became aware of him in the late 1960s, or early 1970s, as a youngster coming into Oxford for OUFC matches, shopping, and nights out. He was a middle aged man, who worked as a bus conductor, and in the evenings ran a hotdog van, which I seem to remember was one of the fleet called Fritzi's. They were weird vans, a converted mini van with a high roof, a bit like the Popemobile of the time. But you couldn't miss Joyce!

All of the old ladies knew him and he spoke to them on the buses, and also when he was out and about in Oxford. But behind this facade he was a bit of a hard man, and often got into fights! I still remember one day he was strutting down Queen Street (very apt!!!) in stilettos and hot pants and chuntering away to anybody who would listen. Joyce was a fairly heavy set middle aged bloke and did not make a very convincing "woman" and 55 years ago he was quite a sight.

Anyway, it turns out he'd had a fight, and a little old lady asked him if he was alright "Ooh, I scratched his eyes out" says Joyce in his camp Dick Emery/Kenny Everett voice. "But I think I've lost a nail" he said loudly with a flourish, before high kicking and flouncing off into the distance, with some of the little old ladies applauding him.

You had to be there...............
As I remember he always had a big carving knife at the ready and if anyone insulted him he would chase them away wielding it.
My grandmother always used to chat with him on the busses.
 
July 3rd mentioned on the Dub, Jon Clark also said something about the end of the month( with no month specified) gave time to sort any small issues ( not a direct quote!).

I dont trust CDC ( especially not with Middleton, Mawson & Ward on there) or CDC planning, how many times have they delayed and postponed from given dates?
3rd July is committee meeting 31st July is to sort out s106 monies etc
 
Haven't looked back at previous posts,but, I thought 'the' day was June 2nd...or there abouts
That's now changed following us giving a very strong case that the land isn't green belt but grey belt
And a very strong case of our special circumstances for green belt development
 
So 3 July is the decision date and subject to a 'yes' the details are agreed by 31st?
What jon Clarke says is the plan currently is 3rd July i suspect but I don't know our application might be set aside to be the only one being discussed.
So it quite possibly be the normal planning committee meeting date of the 3rd and all other applications are moved to another date or our own application has a separate date. I can't see them doing other applications on the same date, as ours will take a long time to discuss
That's just my view
 
My mother had to look after him when he was an outpatient at Littlemore crazy person, hard bastard. He took his wife’s persona when she passed.
Used to run into him on Carfax and Cornmarket, back in the day. Mad as a box of frogs. Always shouting at somebody and constantly getting talked to by the plod. If he hadn't been quite so aggresive, he would have been listed as a tourist attraction!
 
Joyce was a legend and real Oxford character.

I first became aware of him in the late 1960s, or early 1970s, as a youngster coming into Oxford for OUFC matches, shopping, and nights out. He was a middle aged man, who worked as a bus conductor, and in the evenings ran a hotdog van, which I seem to remember was one of the fleet called Fritzi's. They were weird vans, a converted mini van with a high roof, a bit like the Popemobile of the time. But you couldn't miss Joyce!

All of the old ladies knew him and he spoke to them on the buses, and also when he was out and about in Oxford. But behind this facade he was a bit of a hard man, and often got into fights! I still remember one day he was strutting down Queen Street (very apt!!!) in stilettos and hot pants and chuntering away to anybody who would listen. Joyce was a fairly heavy set middle aged bloke and did not make a very convincing "woman" and 55 years ago he was quite a sight.

Anyway, it turns out he'd had a fight, and a little old lady asked him if he was alright "Ooh, I scratched his eyes out" says Joyce in his camp Dick Emery/Kenny Everett voice. "But I think I've lost a nail" he said loudly with a flourish, before high kicking and flouncing off into the distance, with some of the little old ladies applauding him.

You had to be there...............
He was a hard b****r too
 
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