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The Bartholomew Players’ to stage classic Agatha Christie’s whodunit
Who’s behind the murder? Join the Bartholomew Players for Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced, this May 2026 at Eynsham Village Hall.
Henley Arts Trail celebrates 20 years in 2026
Explore hidden corners and uncover a treasure trove of creativity from 300 exhibitors across 36 venues at the 20th anniversary of Henley Arts Trail 2026.
The Ivy Collection reveals special menu for Mother’s Day 2026
From breakfast to dinner, treat your mum – and mother-figures – to an exclusive set menu at The Ivy, with a complimentary box of chocolates and tulips to take home.
Poets wanted: Celebrate Didcot’s routes in a beautiful illustrated book
Local artist Linda Benton invites you to write about personal routes, journeys and everyday discoveries with a beautiful new spring collection.
How one mobile vet is transforming pet care across Wantage and the Ridgeway
We chat to mobile vet Dr Laura Sells MRCVS , helping pets thrive across Wantage and the Ridgeway.
Wantage dad gains new independence with assistance dog Cassie
Wantage dad Paul Jacobs tells us how his assistance dog Cassie has helped him, thanks to a newly qualified Support Dogs partnership.
Oxfordshire photographer Charlotte Dingley on capturing life, love and light
We chat to mum and photographer Charlotte Dingley, who captures life, love and light across Oxfordshire.
3 simple things to consider when refreshing your home this spring
Interior designer Sara Wallander-Ross, founder of Oxford’s Studio Wallander, shares three key tips to keep in mind when refreshing your home.
Greenham Common returns to the big screen: Gentle Angry Women + live Q&A
Are you one of the thousands of women who joined Embrace The Base in 1982? See Gentle Angry Women at Abbey Cinema this March – with a Q&A with the director.
Explore West Oxfordshire’s vineyard and mental health recovery garden
Wander the walled garden and vineyard at Bridewell Gardens in West Oxfordshire during its Open Days in 2026.
Rare water voles return to River Thame after decades
Rare water voles, celebrated in Wind In The Willows, have been spotted the River Thame catchment area for the first time in decades.
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2019
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2016
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