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Stage Watch: Glengarry Glen Ross, Into the Woods, Oh, Mary!, Waitress, & Things I Know to Be True
This Stage Watch selection brings together major West End productions and regional theatre highlights, from acclaimed revivals and bold new musicals to intimate contemporary drama across London and Oxfordshire.
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Discover Porto Carras Grand Resort: a timeless luxury escape on the shores of Halkidiki
Set on a private peninsula in Halkidiki, Porto Carras Grand Resort combines luxury accommodation, Mediterranean dining, vineyards, marina life and spectacular Aegean Sea scenery to create one of Greece’s most iconic holiday destinations.
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The Hidden Still at Cotswolds Distillery: A new evening bar bringing English sparkling wine into the spotlight
The Hidden Still at Cotswolds Distillery is a new evening cocktail destination, launching with a summer programme of English sparkling wine residencies from Hambledon, Black Chalk and Flint Vineyards, alongside the debut of the Cotswolds Wild Spritz.
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Oxford Covered Market: How the £8m regeneration could reshape a historic landmark
Oxford City Council has unveiled plans for an £8m programme of improvements to the Covered Market. A before-and-after vision shows how the historic market could be transformed while preserving its character and independent trading spirit.
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Cotswolds Distillery unveils Hearts and Crafts Madeira cask single malt whisky
Cotswolds Distillery has launched the seventh expression in its Hearts & Crafts series: a limited-edition Madeira Cask Single Malt Whisky. With only 1,200 bottles available, the release celebrates Arts and Crafts heritage with rich, fruit-led flavour and William Morris-inspired design.
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The Karate Kid – The Musical: A timely story of balance, belonging and becoming
The musical – anchored by a standout performance from Adrian Pang as Mr Miyagi – reimagines the beloved 1984 film as an emotionally resonant stage production exploring identity, discipline and belonging.
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Oxford University Press research reveals teenagers divided over AI use in schools
New research from Oxford University Press has found that teenagers remain uncertain about the appropriate use of artificial intelligence in education, with many unsure where the line between learning support and cheating begins.
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Stage Watch: Hunger Games, Blue Man Group, Hamilton, Abigail’s Party & Fawlty Towers
Theatre adaptation, immersive theatre, musical theatre, classic drama and traditional British farce… this edition of Stage Watch brings together five standout productions across Oxford and London.
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Exploring Taiwan Travelogue: The International Booker Prize 2026 winner
Part travel narrative, part historical fiction and part literary puzzle, Taiwan Travelogue by Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King has become the first novel translated from Taiwanese Mandarin to win the International Booker Prize.
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Disney Princess – The Concert set for New Theatre Oxford as part of UK tour
Disney Princess – The Concert will bring beloved songs from more than 29 Disney films to New Theatre Oxford in April 2027 as part of its first-ever UK and Ireland tour.
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Legendary 1935 Duesenberg SJ Gurney Nutting Speedster to make rare UK appearance at Salon Privé 2026
A one-off 1935 Duesenberg SJ Gurney Nutting Speedster once commissioned by Indian royalty will make its first public appearance at Salon Privé 2026 at Blenheim Palace, marking one of the most significant classic car showcases in the UK this year.
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The Feathered Nest Country Inn unveils lively programme of events for summer 2026
The Feathered Nest Country Inn is set to unveil a lively summer season that will blend relaxed countryside dining with a curated programme of live events, outdoor hospitality and seasonal culinary experiences.
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Nearly 95% of Big Feastival camping tickets sold for 2026 festival weekend
Camping tickets for Big Feastival 2026 are nearly sold out, with 94% already snapped up, reflecting strong demand ahead of the festival’s return to Alex James’ Cotswolds farm this August bank holiday.
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How to do a Rivals-inspired weekend in Oxford and the Cotswolds
Let our editor guide you through a Rivals-inspired weekend in Oxford and the Cotswolds — a curated circuit of intellect, heritage and countryside leisure, where nothing ever feels entirely accidental.
















