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Lifelines exhibition at SOFO Museum highlights Bergen-Belsen liberation story
From 09 to 30 August 2025, the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum will present Lifelines, a moving exhibition created by local artists, inspired by a true story from the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945.
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Cover art for The Book of Dust Volume Three: The Rose Field revealed
The cover for The Rose Field, the final volume in Philip Pullman’s The Book of Dust, has been revealed. Illustrated by Chris Wormell, the artwork previews Lyra’s final journey across the desert of Karamakan.
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Oxford United’s new stadium to deliver jobs and local growth
Cycas Hospitality which will operate a 180-room Radisson hotel at Oxford United’s proposed new stadium has voiced strong support for the project citing its potential to create up to 80 permanent hotel jobs and benefit the local economy.
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Summer events at Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons celebrate 41 years of Michelin-starred excellence
Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons celebrates its 41st year with an exceptional summer lineup of events. Highlights include a Michelin-starred Four Hands Lunch with Raymond Blanc and Yannick Alléno, a Provençal-style Bastille Day Garden Party, and a new Garden to Glass cocktail menu.
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John Savournin appointed as CEO and Artistic Director at Waterperry Opera Festival
Waterperry Opera Festival has appointed John Savournin as its new CEO and Artistic Director, effective 01 September 2025. A celebrated opera director and bass-baritone, Savournin brings extensive experience to lead the festival into its next phase of growth and outreach.
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Cliveden Literary Festival returns to Cliveden House this October
The Cliveden Literary Festival will take place this October, offering a weekend of political debate, literary discussion, and cultural inspiration. Celebrated for its elegant setting and thought-provoking programme, past speakers include Salman Rushdie, Ian McEwan, and Rachel Weisz.
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Kids to eat free this summer at Marco Pierre White’s Oxford restaurant
Families can enjoy affordable dining this summer thanks to a special offer at Marco Pierre White’s Steakhouse at the Leonardo Royal Hotel on Godstow Road, Oxford. During the school holidays, children under 12 can eat free when accompanied by a full-paying adult.
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Audi Presents Wilderness returns to Cornbury Park with music, art, and family fun
Audi Presents Wilderness returns to Cornbury Park in summer 2025, celebrating creativity, music, food, wellness, and family fun. With headliners like Wet Leg, Basement Jaxx, and Supergrass, and standout sets from emerging artists, the music is just the beginning.
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Oxford University names Gavin Svenson as new director of Museum of Natural History
The University of Oxford has appointed Dr Gavin J. Svenson as Director of the Museum of Natural History, effective September 2025. Previously Chief Science Officer at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Dr Svenson brings vast expertise in museum transformation, scientific research, and public engagement.
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Vale and Downland Museum fête to launch major fundraising campaign in Wantage
The Vale and Downland Museum in Wantage will launch a major new fundraising campaign during its annual fête on Saturday, 12 July. Marking 50 years since its founding, the museum hopes to rally community support to secure its future.
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Richard Hammond to judge Salon Privé Concours de Vente at 20th-anniversary event
Salon Privé will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a thrilling new Supercar Sunday & Lifestyle Club Trophy Day at Blenheim Palace on 31 August and motoring icon Richard Hammond will judge the prestigious Concours de Vente and present the Lifestyle Club Trophy.
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EFL highlights community benefits of new football stadiums ahead of Oxford United plans
The English Football League’s charitable arm, EFL in the Community, has voiced strong support for Oxford United’s proposed new stadium, citing its wide-reaching benefits, including supporting local health and wellbeing, reducing NHS pressures, and creating nearly 1,000 jobs, with 20% reserved for locals.
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Sauber Motorsport opens Technology Centre for Audi F1 Project at Bicester Motion
Sauber Motorsport has launched a new Technology Centre at Bicester Motion, marking a major milestone in its transition to the Audi F1 factory team ahead of the 2026 Formula One season.
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Oxford’s Race for Life 2025: What to know about road closures and parking restrictions
Oxford city centre will play host to thousands of runners this month as the Race for Life returns on Sunday 29 June 2025 – bringing with it a series of road closures, parking suspensions, and traffic measures
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Adventure Cinema and United for Wildlife team up for powerful Guardians film series
Adventure Cinema has teamed up with United for Wildlife, founded by Prince William, to showcase the impactful Guardians docuseries during its 2025 summer tour. With over 280 screenings at iconic UK heritage sites, audiences can enjoy outdoor films, food, giveaways, and immersive experiences.
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The Ivy Collection unveils tennis-themed dessert for Wimbledon 2025
The Ivy Collection is celebrating Wimbledon 2025 with a limited-edition dessert—the Centre Court Melting Bombe. Inspired by the tournament’s classic strawberries and cream, it features white chocolate, milk foam, strawberries, shortbread, and vanilla ice cream.