Japanese-Inspired Afternoon Tea
Review: Kibou Oxford
We went to review the new Afternoon Tea at Kibou Oxford
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OX Top Ten: Mother's Day Our selection of ten treats to show your mum just how much you love her. From £7 to £700 and from makeup and fragrance ,to treatments, jewellery and shoes.
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Biographical Fiction Writer, Louisa Treger
Author Louisa Treger is best known for her biographical fiction. In each of her four (and counting) highly acclaimed novels she takes inspiration from the past and through the power of her narrative brings her subjects alive. Her first novel, The Lodger, explores the Modernist writer Dorothy
Alastair Lack read Modern History at University College in the 1960s and worked for a long time at the BBC, mainly with the World Service, before he and his wife returned to Oxford in the early 2000s. His love of the city led him to train with the Oxford Guild of Tour Guides qualifying as a
Reverend Richard Coles is coming to Oxford in early April to discuss his latest Canon Clement novella, Murder under the Mistletoe, as part of the Oxford Literary Festival’s well-regarded Crime Fiction programme. In fact, his popular ‘cosy crime’ series is just one facet of
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De Vere Cotswold Water Park
Set among the honey-coloured villages and rolling hills of The Cotswolds, De Vere Cotswold Water Park is a hotel as spectacular as its surroundings. In the heart of the 152 lakes that spread across the unique Cotswold Water Park, this is a place
