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New 3D scans reveal hidden details in Oxford’s Divinity School carvings
Ultra-high-resolution 3D recordings of Oxford’s medieval Divinity School ceiling have revealed previously unseen details, including a mythical creature mistaken for a calf for centuries.
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Booker Prize 2026 shortlist explores the secrets, divisions and uncertainties of human life
The six novels shortlisted for the 2026 Booker Prize explore isolation, identity, family conflict and the limits of human understanding, bringing together established literary names and first-time contenders.
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Tom Stade is bringing his new Rules comedy show to Oxford in November
Canadian comedian Tom Stade is bringing his new stand-up show, Rules, to Oxford in November as part of a UK and Ireland tour exploring modern life, social conventions, identity, family and growing older.
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Stage Watch: Oh, Mary!, Beetlejuice, Hay Fever, Cinderella, and The Silence of the Lambs
From anarchic comedy and gothic musical theatre to wartime dance and psychological suspense, this edition of Stage Watch explores five distinctive productions coming to London and Oxford this autumn and winter.
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Four days of equestrian spectacle at 2026 Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials
Four days of world-class equestrian sport brought riders, horses and thousands of spectators to Blenheim Palace, culminating in a record-breaking weekend for Britain’s Tom McEwen.
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Botley Road finally reopens after more than three years
After more than three years behind barriers, Botley Road has finally reopened, restoring road and bus links between west Oxford and the city centre, alongside new walking, cycling and station connections.
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Ready for Bake-Off: get into the new series with our edit of baking essentials and Bake-Off favourites
The Great British Bake Off returns with a new line-up of bakers, bringing with it the familiar pleasures of baking at home. Get your kitchen ready for the new series with our curated edit of baking essentials and Bake-Off favourites.
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London Basque cheesecake brand La Maritxu to open first Oxfordshire site at Bicester Village
London Basque cheesecake brand La Maritxu will open its first site outside the capital at Bicester Village on 01 October, bringing its signature cheesecakes, seasonal flavours and an exclusive chocolate and orange creation to Oxfordshire.
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The King’s Speech to open UK tour at Oxford Playhouse in January 2027
The Barn Theatre’s production of The King’s Speech will open its UK tour at Oxford Playhouse in January 2027, led by Stefan Dennis as Lionel Logue and George Rainsford as King George VI.
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Ocean Film Festival brings ocean adventures to Abingdon
The Ocean Film Festival World Tour comes to Abingdon this October with a collection of short films celebrating ocean adventure, marine life and conservation, including the remarkable story of a 1973 Pacific crossing.
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Zizzi launches festive bookings as countdown to Christmas 2026 begins
Zizzi has opened bookings for Christmas 2026 celebrations as the festive season approaches, with its Christmas menu launching from 17 November and early bookers offered the chance to receive a complimentary Magnum of Prosecco.
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When The Blackbird Sings brings Oxford’s hidden histories to life
A new site-specific play developed with Blackbird Leys and Greater Leys residents will take audiences on a journey through Oxford’s history, from the eighth century to the Windrush generation and beyond, in a world premiere at the Schwarzman Centre.
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Stage Watch: Pinocchio, Peppa Pig, Affluenza, Dirty Dancing, & Ballet Shoes
From festive family favourites to a stage adaptation of a much-loved film and a new drama starring a Stranger Things star, discover five productions worth putting on your theatre radar.
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Operation Mincemeat set to return to Oxford in 2027 after sold-out run
Tony and double Olivier Award-winning musical Operation Mincemeat will return to New Theatre Oxford in July 2027 after a sold-out run earlier this year, as part of the hit production’s expanding world tour.
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English whisky secures protected status in landmark Geographical Indication decision
English whisky has been granted Geographical Indication status by Defra, giving the rapidly growing industry legal protection for the name and setting new standards for production, while Oxfordshire distilleries are among those positioned to benefit from the recognition.
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The Blue Boar at Witney reopens following six-week refurbishment
The Blue Boar in Witney has reopened following a six-week refurbishment, with changes to its pub, function room, 20 bedrooms, food menu and drinks offering under new owner Acorn Pubs.