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Opera Prelude’s Henley highlight, 21st March
Join Will Diggle, 11am-1pm, on Friday, 21st March at The Christ Church for Love and Hate: The Complex Relationship of Soprano and Tenor in Opera
Ella’s fashion stuns at The Store
Ella Douglas, wonderful winner of the Fashion Forward design competition, has created an arresting window display which you can admire at Oxford’s new luxury hotel, The Store until 17th March.
Book for Farnham Literary Festival
Enjoy more than 50 different events taking place across over a dozen venues from March 6th-16th at this year’s Farnham Literary Festival as co-rdinator Theresa Gooda tells us
Alice Allan’s nature inspired book
Englefield Green writer Alice Allan’s new book The Whispering Trees is inspired by her love of the natural world and conservation
The Savoy Singers: She Loves Me
Jo Langdon tells us all about The Savoy Singers’ latest production, a delightful musical performance to warm your heart
Art to make you ‘appy!
AppArt celebrates 30 years of arts for everyone, the annual Easter Art Exhibition and Sculpture Trail, April 5th-20th, with artists from all over including Alton and the surrounding area as Gwyn Phillips tells us
Woking Young Musicians 2025
Young flautist Hanhan Qu said she feels “thrilled” to have won the Gordon Brown Woking Young Musician Trophy for the second year in succession.
Hartwell House is heaven for mums
Thanks to the mother of all afternoon teas, divine dinners, sumptuous spa & beautiful bedrooms, Hartwell House is fit for a queen
Weekend Journals showcases Oxfordshire’s best bits
An inspirational new handbook for design-conscious travellers, features a curated selection of destinations across the county… which is your favourite?
Discover Waddesdon Manor’s snowdrops & more
As the season changes, Waddesdon Manor’s historic gardens transform into a winter spectacle, so why not plan a visit? As the season changes, Waddesdon Manor’s historic gardens transform into a winter spectacle, so why not plan a visit?
They seek him here…
Accidental spy John Merrett had an uncanny knack for being able to evade capture as author and journalist Michael Smith tells us
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