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BBOWT nature photography competition

A stunning shot of ‘near threatened’ bee has been crowned the winner of a wildlife photography contest.

Eat your way to Emerald City

Running for six weeks, November 4th to December 15th, the latest menu at Six by Nico is inspired by the Land of Oz.

Game on! Venison recipes for autumn

We’re sharing two recipes using venison, a sustainable, ethical local meat, thanks to Chiltern Venison & Robin Popham of Create Terroir.

Soprano Carly Paoli’s Christmas Collection

British/Italian soprano Carly Paoli is thrilled to announce the release of her highly anticipated Christmas album on 8th November.

Hampshire Hobbits tale to theatre tour

Originating at The Watermill Theatre last year, director Paul Hart’s The Lord of the Rings – A Musical Tale promises to be the theatre smash of next year

Enjoy Victors at Oxford’s Westgate

Enjoy everyday luxury and escape to Victors with the best view in Oxford. Experience our modern Asian inspired menu and show stopping cocktails served under our iconic wisteria trees.

Couple’s mighty cycle for local wildlife

Oxfordshire couple Richard and Sian Liwicki, aged 65 and 62 years, have just completed a month-long cycling trip along the longest river in France to raise funds for local charity Wild Oxfordshire.

Isaac’s hospice epic 100 sports challenge

Inspired by his grandma, Isaac Hay has set himself the challenge of trying his hand at 100 sports to raise money for Rennie Grove Peace.

Candice Brown stars at The Oarsman

On Monday, 28th October, bake-off winner & restauranteur Candice Brown will join head chef Scott Smith for a special dinner that celebrates the very best of British Pub cuisine.

Vampire Ball at Crazy Bear Stadhampton

We’re suckers for a great Halloween event! So don’t miss your chance to book for this highlight on 25th October.

First World War family day highlight

Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum in Woodstock will host a First World War Family Day on Saturday, 2nd November, in tribute to the 110th anniversary of the start of the Great War.