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Wild Feasts series at Oxmoor farm
Fantastic feasts… and where to find them! Wild Feasts are back at Oxmoor Farm in Great Hampden, HP16 9RD, with a galaxy of star chefs booked.
Royal swan upping event
Our local swan population has seen a considerable decrease, say the King’s Swan Uppers.
Riveting riverside life
It’s easy to forget the incredible natural landscape and fascinating histories we are lucky enough to have right here on our doorstep in the Thames Valley, as author Thomas Newport found when he set off on a journey along the River Thames chronicling his trek along the 185 miles in his book, Binoclarity.
Riverside reverie at Swan at Streatley
With its location on (possibly) the most gorgeous stretch of the Thames, alfresco Lobster Bar, outdoor cinema and plenty of options for messing about on the river, this Coppa Club gem is giving us Made in Chelsea vibes (in the best way).
Freddy, steady go in Seer Green!
Star pianist Freddy Kempf will star in Seer Green on Sunday, 14th July, as the final highlight in Jordans Music Club’s 81st summer festival.
Do you dig Greys Court?
As part of this month’s Festival of Archaeology, archaeologists from the National Trust and South Oxfordshire Archaeology Group will investigate some of Greys Court’s fascinating buried archaeology. Katie Dunn tells us more…
Toast to The White Oak, Cookham!
Cookham’s newest pub, The White Oak, has summer fun in store, including bottomless brunch and live music. We raise a toast to the pub along with manager Luke Weston.
Big Butterfly Count is flying high
You can help protect the future of local species under threat thanks to Butterfly Conservation’s Big Butterfly Count, 14th July to 6th August.
Vox pop Q&A with Holt Dugan
Carpenter & dad Holt Duggan, 45, tells us his best bits of Bucks after swapping America for Amersham.
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