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Tue 29 Apr 2025

Exclusive: Raymond Blanc OBE

FOOD FESTIVAL AT BLENHEIM

Over the Bank Holiday weekend at the end of May, Blenheim Palace is set to play host once again to a three day celebration of food, fun and entertainment.

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Tue 17 Dec 2024

Day Fever

Daytime Clubbing Comes to Oxford

Daytime disco, DAY FEVER is 'a revolution, a joyous celebration where people from all walks of life come together to dance, laugh, and relive the magic of those late nights out'.   No

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Mon 31 Mar 2025

Good Times

and where to have them in Oxford

The Urban Dictionary defines ‘funsies’ as doing something for the fun of it, for good times, and we firmly believe that fun is something which should be prioritised whenever feasible. In

Andi Oliver
Mon 31 Mar 2025

Andi Oliver has been a regular presence on our screens in recent years, first as judge and then more latterly as presenter of The Great British Menu but her expertise in both food and presenting

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Mon 31 Mar 2025

Line-ups are announced and summer planning is well underway. There is plenty of choice if you want to stay local – from food to opera and everything in between – plus some great ones

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Mon 31 Mar 2025

Sir Tim Rice, the multi-award winning, internationally renowned lyricist, is currently touring the UK with his very own show; Tim Rice My Life In Musicals I Know Him So Well. As the

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Mon 24 Mar 2025

Oxford! Get ready to relive the playlist of your past and celebrate 40 years of iconic and chart-topping compilations from NOW That’s What I Call Music.  Two best friends.

Louise Treger
Thu 6 Mar 2025

“Dealing With These Inconvenient Women”

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

Literary Walk
Thu 6 Mar 2025

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