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The board voted 4-1 to approve the project, which was presented by James Allen of Allen Associates and Noel Musson of The Musson Group, which is representing Allen Associates. Andy Allen, co-owner of the fun park, was not in attendance.
When Charlie was born, doctors discovered that the form was more progressive that Eliza s. Within two months the newborn was undergoing the same operations as his big sister. After multiple operations, both children started to recover and the family will be eternally grateful for the support and care the hospital gave to both children and the family over the years. Eliza Hammond whose parents are taking part in the annual OX5 run Last year, Team Eliza and Charlie raised £6,000 and became the top fundraisers for the charity. Since the family entered the OX5 for the very first time, they have raised more than £15,000.
OX5 veteran Julia Spargo is always joined by family and friends, who dress up as bees for the run Photo: Oxford University Hospitals A SWARM of bees will take part in the Oxford Mail s annual fundraising fun run after they were recruited by a grateful mum-of-two to help Oxford Children’s Hospital. Despite the difficulties imposed by the national lockdown, Julia Spargo has already assembled a team of 20 people, who will run five kilometres while dressed up as bees. Ms Spargo, who lives in Bicester, has been running the five-mile OX5 fundraiser since just months after her daughter Beth Lee was born nine years ago.