Oxford News and Events
Planning a trip to Oxford? Whether you’re looking for things to do in Oxford; events, attractions, wildlife, golf courses, historic buildings, museums or the best places to eat, drink or where to stay in Oxford, you’ll find everything you need for your Oxford holiday on WhatsOnInOxford.net. Our What’s On Oxford guide has the latest events not to miss while you visit Oxford – there’s always something going on, so don’t miss out on the latest exhibitions, shows and more on your trip to Oxford by checking out our News and Events pages.
See what's on in Oxford. The events calendar is always packed with arts festivals, live music, exhibitions, blockbuster theatre shows, sport and activities for family and kids.
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Oxford News March 19, 2025
Engaging events : Mid March – April
Oxfordshire is set to host a variety of engaging events in March and April 2025. Here are some highlights: Oxfordshire CareersFest 2025 Date: Wednesday, 19 March 2025, 4:00 PM –…
Oxford News March 7, 2025
Oxford Outdoor Market
Nestled in the heart of Oxford, the Gloucester Green Market is a vibrant outdoor marketplace that brings together a rich tapestry of local culture, cuisine, and craftsmanship. Operating every Wednesday…
oxford guided tours, Oxford News March 4, 2025
Stepping into Middle-earth and Narnia: The Inklings Oxford Literary Tour
Daily at 11.45. Duration 2.5 hours. Visits Magdalen (£10 entry fee incl). What exactly is the Inklings Tour? Simply put, the Inklings Oxford Literary Tour is a guided walk that…
Oxford News March 3, 2025
Oxford International Women’s Festival: Celebrating Women’s Achievements Across the City
The Oxford International Women’s Festival (OIWF) is one of the UK’s longest-running celebrations of women’s achievements, held this year on the 8th March 2025. This vibrant festival brings together a diverse…
Oxford News February 26, 2025
Events and things to do this March in Oxford 2025
Oxford in March is a delightful time of year, with the city shaking off winter’s chill and welcoming the first signs of spring. Here’s a top 10 list of events…
Oxford News January 2, 2025
10 Heavyweight Boxing Legends of All Times
The heavyweight class has seen some of the greatest names in boxing history. All these boxing champions have the highest record of victory, with massive wins due to knocking out…
Oxford News December 11, 2024
Appleton Players present: A Sherlock Carol by Mark Shanahan
Appleton Players present: A Sherlock Carol by Mark Shanahan Join us for a merry mash-up of two beloved classic tales! Sherlock Holmes is a haunted man. When a grown up…
Oxford News December 11, 2024
Flight Club Oxford is Open! Non-Stop Party Vibes Guaranteed
This Christmas cracker of a cocktail bar has finally landed at Oxford’s Westgate and is a must-visit spot this festive season and beyond Flight Club, the hugely popular Social Darts…
Oxford News September 4, 2024
South Oxfordshire District Council: Open Community Grants for 2024/25
The South Oxfordshire District Council has announced the opening of several community grant schemes for the 2024/25 funding cycle. These grants provide vital support to local organisations, helping them to…
Oxford News August 29, 2024
Murder Trial Live in Wallingford
The UK’s largest inflatable arena is coming to you in Oxford! We’re touring the country with our live trial experience, Murder Trial Live. The show incorporates a social experiment that…
Oxford News August 5, 2024
ASDA LAUNCHES FIRST SUPERMARKET WATERSIDE DELIVERY SERVICE IN OXFORD
Forget sausage rolls and sandwiches, new data reveals a quarter (24%) of Brits view smoked salmon, olives and hummus as essential picnic foods as the premium picnicking trend is cemented. …
Oxford News August 2, 2024
SUPERNATURE – sculpture at Waterperry
If you’ve not had the delight of encountering sculpture by the renowned sculptor Jenny Pickford, there are many opportunities coming up over the next few months in your local area….
Oxford News July 26, 2024
What Is Accessible Travel? And Why Do You Need It?
Unsplash – CC0 License In your twenties, you can do pretty much anything you want (within reason). Traveling to foreign countries with nothing but a backpack is an option. …
Oxford News July 17, 2024
WORK BEGINS ON PIONEERING MUSHROOM FARM AT BLENHEIM ESTATE
Work has begun on a pioneering gourmet mushroom farm on the Blenheim Estate, which will grow Oyster, Lion’s Mane and other varieties of gourmet mushrooms on spawn-inoculated substrate (the growing…
Oxford News July 15, 2024
Historic Blenheim Palace uncorks rare vineyard partnership opportunity
Renowned UNESCO World Heritage site seeks established winery to produce world-class co-branded wines. Blenheim Palace, the iconic 18th century estate and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, announced today a unique…
Oxford News July 10, 2024
Top places to enjoy a picnic at Blenheim Palace
To celebrate National Picnic Month, Blenheim Palace has revealed its top spots to enjoy a picnic this July. Bring your baskets and blankets and make a beeline for the UNESCO…
Oxford News July 5, 2024
World-class longevity experts flock to Oxford for first of its kind Smart Ageing Summit
After the overwhelming success of the first summit in 2023, the innovative Smart Ageing Summit, organised by the not-for-profit Oxford Longevity Project, returned to Oxford last week. Leading longevity scientists,…
Oxford News June 26, 2024
Blenheim Palace announces Fun with the Flock summer adventure AR trail with family favourite Shaun the Sheep
This summer, Blenheim Palace is partnering with the world-famous Shaun the Sheep to create a woolly world of awesome adventure for children, offering endless fun and exploration within Adventure Play,…
Oxford News June 14, 2024
OXFORDSHIRE HOUSEBUILDER RESPONDS TO MAIN PARTIES’ MANIFESTO HOUSING PLEDGES
Oxfordshire housebuilder Pye Homes has welcomed a number of housing policies and initiatives announced by the three main UK political parties in the build-up to the General Election – but…
Oxford News June 7, 2024
The Best Bars In Oxford For Watching Sports
Pexels. CCO Licensed. Going to a sports bar to watch sports can be a great way to amplify the atmosphere. On top of this, you can choose from a range…
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Oxford Mail
- Partial solar eclipse to leave Brits awestruck this month — all to knowon March 22, 2025 at 9:35 am
Here is everything you need to know about the partial solar eclipse that is to be visible over the UK this month.
- Armed police make arrest after 'altercation' in Oxfordshire townon March 22, 2025 at 9:15 am
Armed police were deployed to Didcot last night to deal with an 'altercation' which saw one person arrested.
- Looking to explore Britain by rail? Here are the best hotels near train stationson March 22, 2025 at 9:15 am
These are some of the best hotels near train stations in wonderful cities right across the UK.
- RSPCA urges Brits to do this one thing to prevent ‘distressing’ wildlife incidentson March 22, 2025 at 9:13 am
The RSPCA is urging Brits to litter pick in March to prevent “distressing” wildlife incidents including injuries and death.
- Gogglebox fans call for ‘utterly unbearable’ couple to leave Channel 4 showon March 22, 2025 at 8:32 am
Viewers of Channel 4’s Gogglebox have shared calls for couple, Mary and Giles to be axed from the show.
BBC News Oxford
- WW2 women pilots 'faced prejudice with humour'on March 22, 2025 at 7:22 am
Jackie Moggridge overcame prejudice to become a trailblazer for women in aviation.
- South weekly quiz: What was the gold toilet's name?on March 22, 2025 at 7:19 am
Test your knowledge of the week's news with our quiz from Hampshire, Berkshire, Dorset, Oxfordshire and the Isle of Wight.
- Presenter dragon boats with fellow cancer survivorson March 22, 2025 at 7:18 am
Sally Taylor praises the Pink Champagne dragon boat team for their "friendship and camaraderie".
- Uncovering unusual and surprising crimes in Englandon March 22, 2025 at 3:36 am
As four men are sentenced for stealing a gold toilet, the BBC unearths other unusual crimes.
- Ex minister 'fundamentally disagreed' with aid cuton March 21, 2025 at 3:16 pm
Anneliese Dodds MP spoke to BBC Radio Oxford about resigning as a minister over foreign aid cuts.
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