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It operates as a members club for people with severe and enduring mental health problems. Facilities include space to socialise, record music, make art and cook shared meals. The shopfront is used as a public exhibition space. In December 2016 it displayed the Gaugin-inspired paintings by one of the centre's volunteers. | It operates as a members club for people with severe and enduring mental health problems. Facilities include space to socialise, record music, make art and cook shared meals. The shopfront is used as a public exhibition space. In December 2016 it displayed the Gaugin-inspired paintings by one of the centre's volunteers. | ||
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| − | Thomsons Directory 1991 T & GWU<br/> Kelly's Directory | + | Thomsons Directory 1991 T & GWU<br/> Kelly's Directory 1943 to 1976 Transport & General Workers Union, and from 1952 Oxford Labour Party offices |
== Pre-1970s == | == Pre-1970s == | ||
Revision as of 17:36, 27 September 2017
This is the page for Cowley Road.
197? - present
This is The Mill mental health daycentre run by Oxfordshire Mind, dating from the advent of 'care in the community' and the mental health recovery movement.
It operates as a members club for people with severe and enduring mental health problems. Facilities include space to socialise, record music, make art and cook shared meals. The shopfront is used as a public exhibition space. In December 2016 it displayed the Gaugin-inspired paintings by one of the centre's volunteers.
1940s - 1980s
Thomsons Directory 1991 T & GWU
Kelly's Directory 1943 to 1976 Transport & General Workers Union, and from 1952 Oxford Labour Party offices
Pre-1970s
At some point in its past the building was used by a motorcar company, possibly as a showroom?
Before then?
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