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Old 11th Jul 2001, 17:53   #1 (permalink)
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Question OATS Gorund School and Accomadation
Hey just like the Bristol ground School anyone know any good B&B's or other accomadation at Oxford, I'll be down there for the full 6months and was told by Susan that the on site accomadation is full in october.

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Old 11th Jul 2001, 18:21   #2 (permalink)
 
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Just ask OATS for a listing of B&B's and accoms near the airport, they sent me one before I went for a brush-up course. SF
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Old 11th Jul 2001, 20:15   #3 (permalink)
 
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Talk to a lady called Sandra Nimmo @ OATS - she'll help you out with accom
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