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| The people |
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| Blackbird Leys in its early days was seen simply as a wilderness of housing and the area was described in 1965 as 'Oxford's off-shore island'. Bad publicity has never been far away but a real sense of belonging has developed among people living on the estate, forged by similar lifestyles and the presence of many local amenities, Many original tenants of the estate have chosen to remain there and their children have also chosen to stay. This has led to a wider mix of age groups living on the estate and has contributed to a growing sense of community. |
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