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== 2015-present February 2020 ==

This shop unit is currently emptyHeat.African bar and restaurant

"A late '30s building . . . still there but empty and in poor condition now. We shared the building with the Ministry branch of Food - - then dealing with ration books and so forth. On my first day, the bank manager took me on one side and said 'Now then Tallett - I hope you are going Natwest Bank used to prove more useful to us than your predecessor. He spent more time thinking about acting and the Playhouse than banking.'&nbsp;So I said cautiously 'May I ask his nameoccupy this address from 1939 until 2015, Sir?'&nbsp;Ron Barker, was his replywhen it closed. Ronnie B The Oxford Mail reported that this was a couple of forms above me at the City of Oxford High School (now the History Fac) so I knew him well. After he said bye bye to banking he went on due to much greater things as we know. And so did I in a different way. But the ten years or so I spent significant fall in banking (from Cowley Road to High Street, then Bristol, Cambridge and all over the south) stood me in huge stead for my university postuse.<brref>_</ref> "The manager was proud of the fact that his wife was a descendant of Anne Hathaway. He also spent quite a lot of time over the road, down some stairs in what was known as 'the Rat Hole' (was it The Ampney Cottage"??. If Head Office phoned I had frequently to go across the road and say that he was needed on the 'phone. That aside, he was a gentleman of the old school, as they say. He taught me a very great deal more than Banking!" === 1948 ===

"A branch late '30s building . . . still there but empty and in poor condition now. We shared the building with the Ministry of Natwest Bank used Food - - then dealing with ration books and so forth. On my first day, the bank manager took me on one side and said 'Now then Tallett - I hope you are going to occupy this address from 1939 until 2015prove more useful to us than your predecessor. He spent more time thinking about acting and the Playhouse than banking.'&nbsp;So I said cautiously 'May I ask his name, Sir?'&nbsp;Ron Barker, when it closedwas his reply. The Ronnie B was a couple of forms above me at the City of Oxford Mail reported that this was due High School (now the History Fac) so I knew him well. After he said bye bye to banking he went on to much greater things as we know. And so did I in a significant fall different way. But the ten years or so I spent in usebanking (from Cowley Road to High Street, then Bristol, Cambridge and all over the south) stood me in huge stead for my university post. <ref br/>"The manager was proud of the fact that his wife was a descendant of Anne Hathaway. He also spent quite a lot of time over the road, down some stairs in what was known as 'the Rat Hole' (was it The Ampney Cottage"??. If Head Office phoned I had frequently to go across the road and say that he was needed on the 'phone. That aside, he was a gentleman of the old school, as they say. He taught me a very great deal more than Banking!"

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