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Blenheim Palace launches fashion afternoon tea and retail collection for Icons of British Fashion exhibition
To celebrate its largest exhibition to date, Icons of British Fashion, Blenheim Palace has launched a fashionista themed afternoon tea and enhanced its retail offering with a range of special…
TUSC to stand candidates in May 2024 Oxford City Council Elections
Oxford Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) are standing 10 candidates in this year’s Oxford City Council elections to challenge the pro-austerity politics of the Tories and Labour. Years of…
Creative Industries Festival 2024
In a year that will be dominated by election campaigning on both sides of the Atlantic, at a time when technological advances are raising existential questions, we’re exploring the dynamic…
Bright and Beautiful – Blenheim Palace Unveils New-Look Butterfly House
The Butterfly House at Blenheim Palace has been given a fresh look for 2024, with the aim of making it more accessible and immersive for visitors, as well as an…
Oxford Storytelling Festival 2024 – Aug 23-25
OXFORD STORYTELLING FESTIVAL; A NEW, INTIMATE FESTIVAL WEAVING MAGIC WITH STORIES, SPOKEN WORD, POETRY AND SONG. A TRUE FEAST FOR THE SENSES. 23-25th August 2024 Oxford Storytelling Festival The Oxford Storytelling…
The Gin To My Tonic Festival Oxfordshire 2024 – 7th-9th June
The Gin To My Tonic Festival in Oxfordshire is an event that showcases over 100 gins, each chosen for their exceptional quality and flavour. Attendees are invited on a discovery…
Truck Festival 2024 – 26th-28th July
Truck Festival, “the Godfather of the small festival scene”, is one of the UK’s longest running and most popular small festivals. 26th-28th July 2024 The Oxford Festival, known to many…
Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill announce line-up of events to celebrate his 150th anniversary
Blenheim Palace is marking 150 years since the birth of Sir Winston Churchill by celebrating his extraordinary life with an exciting line-up of events including: Weekly Churchill at Blenheim tours…
Cowley Road Carnival 2024
Cowley Road Carnival 1st September 2024. Cowley Road Carnival 2024: The Cowley Road Carnival in 2024 promises to be a vibrant celebration of art and culture, featuring amazing costumes, musicians,…
Religion and Animal Welfare
Writer and former chief executive of Compassion in World Farming Joyce D’Silva discusses her book, Animal Welfare in World Religion: Teaching and Practice, with panellists from different faiths including former Archbishop…
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Farming
Journalist and scriptwriter Graham Harvey, Archers actor Tim Bentinck and farmer and author Rosamund Young discuss good and bad farming practices and what the future holds for sustainable and environmentally friendly food…
Transforming Food Production: The Peter Roberts Memorial Lecture
HS GP, writer and television personality Dr Amir Khan talks about his passion for wildlife conservation and support for wildlife friendly and healthy farming practices. The event is the festival’s…
Henry Dimbleby, James Bailey and Philip Lymbery chaired Francine Stock
Co-founder of the Leon restaurant chain and author of the National Food Strategy Henry Dimbleby, executive director of Waitrose James Bailey and chief executive of Compassion in World Farming Philip…
Owen Ensor, Ira van Eelen, Jim Mellon and Philip Lymbery chaired Francine Stock
Chief executive of cultivated pet food manufacturer Meatly, daughter of William van Eelen, the pioneer of cultivated meat Ira van Eelen, private investor Jim Mellon, and Compassion in World Farming…
Celebrating 120 Years of Oxford Motor Club
The History of Oxford Motor Club The Oxford Motor Club has a rich history dating back 120 years, making it a significant milestone in the world of motorsport. Founded on…
Jo Harrop – Mother’s Day Special Sunday 10th March
Launching the 2024 Snug Sessions at Bishops Court Farm is Singer/Songwriter Jo Harrop, for a Mother’s Day Special on Sunday 10th March 2024. Having just returned from performing at Dizzy’s…
Unveiling the Unexplained: Paranormal Experts to Speak at Oxford Literary Festival
Delving into the Unseen World The upcoming Oxford Literary Festival is set to host a captivating event that delves into the mysterious realm of the paranormal. On March 16th, attendees…
Unleash Your Inner Poet: Join the Poetry of Science Competition for Young Writers
Discover the exciting world of science and poetry with the Poetry of Science competition, an enriching opportunity for budding poets aged 5-16 to showcase their creativity and passion for both…
Blenheim Estate Homes announces application process for new shared ownership properties
Oxfordshire-based housebuilder, Blenheim Estate Homes, has announced that from Friday 1st March 2024 it will be accepting applications for three new shared ownership homes coming to market at Park View,…
Blenheim Palace transports visitors back to 19th century England with new Victorian-Edwardian Library display
Following the annual deep clean of the Long Library, Blenheim Palace has announced its newest display, The Victorian-Edwardian Library, which will showcase how the Palace looked from the 1880s to…
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