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Hampden Drive, Kidlington, Oxfordshire.
This is the year of Dr Whooves searching for his own special telephone box!
This is photo number 72 of 365.
Here is Dr Whooves looking at a phone box in Kidlington, in Oxfordshire, England. This is not the box he is looking for.
“My catsitter calls me ‘Six Dinner Sid’. He says it’s ‘Nominative Determinism’. I say it’s fatshaming”.
“Catshaming more like. Anyway look at you, you should be ashamed. It can’t be healthy”.
“Oh, thanks mum. Great to know you’re on my side. Concern trolling from you is the icing on the cake”.
“How did I guess you were going to start talking about cake. What are the odds. Oh right, 100%”.
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Prince William visits the headquarters of British Formula E Team — Jaguar TCS Racing on 23 April 2026 in Kidlington, Oxfordshire.
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The cat who hangs out by Kidlington Sainbury’s has really stepped up his “I own this place, this is my shop now” vibe. For the avoidance of doubt, his name is Guinness, he has a real home, and his family would be very grateful if people would stop taking him to the vet because they think he’s lost...
“As you perfectly well know my dissertation is on representations of femininity in Scandinavian folk tales so fairly obviously yes, I have heard the story of the Princess and the Pea, but I’m not sure why you’re bringing that up now. Actually, you can explain later, it’s barely noon and I’m trying to have a nap”.