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Cliveden Literary Festival announces 2025 speaker lineup as tickets go on sale
Cliveden Literary Festival returns this October 2025 with a stellar lineup of authors, thinkers, and political figures for two days of inspiring talks and lively debate at the historic venue in Berkshire.
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Zizzi to dish out free sundaes when Oxfordshire temperature hits 29°C
Zizzi is giving away 29 free sundaes every time the city hits 29°C this August, with three indulgent flavours to choose from — the perfect way to cool off in the summer heat.
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Your guide to the best of 2025 Silverstone Festival this Bank Holiday weekend
The Silverstone Festival will returns to the legendary home of the British Grand Prix this Bank Holiday Weekend. Packed with thrilling motorsport, live music, and family-friendly entertainment, this three-day celebration is the perfect way to enjoy the last days of summer with something for everyone.
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Tanni Grey-Thompson backs Oxford United’s new stadium plans for accessibility
Former British Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has endorsed Oxford United’s proposed 16,000-capacity stadium, which will include 130 wheelchair spaces, raised viewing platforms, step-free access, sensory rooms, Changing Places toilets, and accessible hotel rooms.
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Zizzi Oxford to celebrate results days with free treats for students
Zizzi Oxford is celebrating A-Level and GCSE results days with free treats for students, including their iconic Garlic and Mozzarella Bombes, and prizes such as a meal on the house.
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Oxford Golf Club hosts Clutch Pro Tour Rapsodo Open for the first time
Oxford Golf Club has hosted the Rapsodo Open welcoming over 150 professionals from 20 nations. The event, held at the Cowley course, saw Bath’s Josh Hilleard claim victory with a 14-under par finish, marking his first Tier One win.
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Mozart’s Don Giovanni opens at Waterperry Opera Festival 2025
Mozart’s Don Giovanni opened tonight at Waterperry Opera Festival, featuring Edmund Danon in the title role. This classic opera weaves passion, deception, and dark comedy as the infamous libertine faces the consequences of his actions.
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The Oxfordshire hotel restaurants leading the way as new culinary hotspots
From stylish city brasseries to Michelin-starred country escapes -Oxfordshire’s hotel restaurants are redefining the dining scene, proving that the best tables in town might just come with a room key.
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Semele set the stage at Waterperry Opera Festival 2025
Waterperry Opera Festival 2025 opened on Friday 08 August with a sold-out production of Handel’s Semele. Hilary Cronin’s captivating performance brought the myth to life against the festival’s stunning garden backdrop.
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Oxford half marathon 2025 sells out as city prepares to welcome 13,000 runners
The Oxford Half Marathon 2025 has sold out, with general and charity places filled. On 12 October, 13,000 runners will race through the city, raising funds for good causes, as University Parks hosts a vibrant event village for all.
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Oxford burger lovers invited to The Beefy Boys’ soft launch with 20% discount
The Beefy Boys are set to open their fifth UK restaurant at Westgate Oxford this October and are inviting local diners to be among the very first through the doors — with a 20% discount to celebrate the launch.
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A first look at Bentley’s iconic Heritage Collection competing at Salon Privé 2025
Bentley Motors will make history at Salon Privé 2025 by entering two of its most coveted Heritage Collection models — the 1953 R Type Continental and 1961 S2 Drophead Coupe — into the Concours judging for the very first time.
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Luke Jerram’s Helios sculpture comes to Basildon Park near Reading this summer
This August, Basildon Park in Berkshire welcomes Helios, a stunning solar-inspired sculpture by acclaimed artist Luke Jerram. Presented by the National Trust, this immersive art installation invites visitors to walk beneath a radiant model of the sun, scaled 1:200 million and enhanced with a captivating soundscape.
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Escapade Silverstone unveils sculpture park celebrating British motorsport art
Escapade Silverstone, a luxury hotel and restaurant at the iconic Silverstone circuit, has launched a stunning sculpture park featuring 12 motorsport-inspired works by top British sculptors.
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Nut Tree Inn reopens with seasonal tasting menu and British pub classics
The Nut Tree Inn, an Oxfordshire pub with a Michelin Star since 2008, has reopened after its summer break. Nestled near Bicester Village and Soho Farmhouse, it offers a blend of classic British pub charm and world-class cuisine.
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‘ART and PLAY’ brings bold creativity and joyful interaction to the heart of Westgate Oxford
Whether you’re pausing mid-shop or exploring with little ones, Westgate Oxford’s new installation ART and PLAY — tucked into the open-air space of Leiden Square — doesn’t whisper for your attention. It shouts, joyfully, in bold colours and sweeping shapes.