Oxfam Collection

Oxfam, a renowned charitable organization, has left an indelible mark on various events and locations throughout history

Oxfam Collection: Secombe Harry Sir 1921 2001 Welsh Entertainer

Secombe Harry Sir 1921 2001 Welsh Entertainer
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Lichfield town centre, Staffordshire. 16th November 1983

Oxfam Collection: Young pop stars gathered at the Albert Memorial in London for a bread

Young pop stars gathered at the Albert Memorial in London for a bread and water lunch to draw attention to Oxfams Christmas appeal

Oxfam Collection: Joanna Lumley actress launches an appeal in aid of Oxfam air miles travel vouchers at the London

Joanna Lumley actress launches an appeal in aid of Oxfam air miles travel vouchers at the London Press Centre

Joanna Lumley Actress launching air miles appeal for Oxfam November 1988 Dbase MSI

Oxfam Collection: Shoppers in Leamington were treated to a fashion parade with a difference

Shoppers in Leamington were treated to a fashion parade with a difference. Five members of Leamington's branch of Young Oxfam meddelled secon-hand clothing on sale at their shop in a fashion

Oxfam Collection: Street theatre came to Leamington in the shape of 10 amateur actors from Oxfam

Street theatre came to Leamington in the shape of 10 amateur actors from Oxfam. The players are members of the Young Oxfam Round Britain Street Theatre who are spending their summer vacation touring

Oxfam Collection: WINDOW SHOPPING / OXFAM

WINDOW SHOPPING / OXFAM
Two old ladies window shopping in the Hull branch of Oxfam. The shop is promoting the great Blue Peter bring and buy sale. Date: 1980s

Oxfam Collection: Eleanor Bron of the BBC programme Not So Much a Programme with Bob Holness of Criss Cross Quiz at

Eleanor Bron of the BBC programme Not So Much a Programme with Bob Holness of Criss Cross Quiz at an Oxfam Appeal in Trafalgar Square London

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Oxfam, a renowned charitable organization, has left an indelible mark on various events and locations throughout history. In Lichfield town centre, Staffordshire, on the 16th of November 1983, Sir Harry Secombe, the Welsh entertainer, engaged in some window shopping at Oxfam. His presence added a touch of glamour to this humble store dedicated to supporting those in need. Moving forward to the Glastonbury Festival in 1994, scenes captured during the three-day extravaganza showcased the spirit of unity and compassion that Oxfam embodies. Young pop stars gathered at London's Albert Memorial for a bread and water lunch as part of Oxfam's Christmas appeal. The image immortalized Elaine Osborn serving bread and water to notable figures such as Syd Barrett, Barry Fantoni, and Gordon Waller. In November 1988 at London Press Centre, actress Joanna Lumley launched an appeal for Oxfam air miles travel vouchers. Her dedication towards helping others shone through as she used her platform to draw attention to this worthy cause. Leamington witnessed unique fashion parades organized by five members of Young Oxfam who modeled second-hand clothing available at their shop. This innovative approach not only promoted sustainable fashion but also raised funds for those less fortunate. Street theater took center stage when ten amateur actors from Oxfam embarked on a summer vacation tour across several towns and cities including Leamington. Their performances captivated audiences while spreading awareness about Oxfam's mission. The impact of these endeavors was felt even beyond festivals or specific events; it extended into everyday life. Scenes from Glastonbury Festival in Pilton Somerset depicted hundreds of tents housing thousands of people enjoying music from The Pyramid Stage—a testament to how deeply ingrained Oxfam is within society. Lastly, we journey back in time to April 23rd, 1968, at The White Hart Hotel in Reading, Berkshire.