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Oxford exhibition to uncover the materials powering everyday life and the path to net zero
This exibition explores the 34 raw materials deemed essential to the UK’s future, revealing the global stories, scientific significance and geopolitical complexity behind the minerals that underpin modern technology.
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Salon Privé 2026 unveils first concours entries led by one-off 1952 Ferrari once owned by Juan Perón
Salon Privé 2026 has revealed its first concours entries, including a unique 1952 Ferrari Speciale by Ghia originally owned by Argentine president Juan Perón, alongside a rare Bristol 404 Prototype and a restored Lamborghini Countach 5000S.
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One month to go as Forest Live returns to Westonbirt Arboretum for its 25th anniversary
Forest Live returns to Westonbirt Arboretum next month for its 25th anniversary, bringing a week of live music to one of the UK’s most iconic woodland settings, alongside daytime access to its world-renowned tree collections and family trails.
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Salon Privé and Concours House launch new automotive lifestyle partnership
Salon Privé has announced a strategic partnership with Concours House near Bath, establishing a permanent presence at the automotive storage and events destination in Bradford-on-Avon. The alliance will see the two brands collaborate on curated events and exclusive experiences for collectors.
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Stage Watch: 2:22 A Ghost Story, Beetlejuice, The Lives of Others, War Horse & Waitress
From supernatural thrillers and West End musicals to National Theatre revivals and contemporary drama, here’s a round-up of five standout productions across Oxford, London and the wider region.
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Cotswolds Distillery launches The Hidden Still bar and new Cotswolds Wild Spritz this May
Cotswolds Distillery has announced the launch of The Hidden Still, a new seasonal cocktail bar experience opening in Stourton this May, alongside the release of a Cotswolds-exclusive aperitivo, Wild Spritz. The new evening venue will run Friday and Saturday nights through the summer.
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Stage Watch: Somerset House enters the comedy arena with major new festival Laughterama
Somerset House will host a live comedy festival for the first time as Laughterama arrives this summer, bringing seven open-air shows across five days featuring Ross Noble, Sara Pascoe, Josh Widdicombe, Dara Ó Briain, Fern Brady, Nick Mohammed and more.
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Hampton Court Palace Festival prepares to return with star-studded 2026 lineup
Hampton Court Palace Festival will return this June with a major line-up featuring David Gray, OMD, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and more.
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Salon Privé to return to Blenheim Palace in 2026 with expanded five-day luxury automotive showcase
Salon Privé will return to Blenheim Palace in September with its most ambitious edition yet, featuring an expanded five-day programme of classic cars, supercars, luxury brands and lifestyle experiences.
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Emma Kenny brings ‘Killer Couples’ to New Theatre Oxford’s stage next week
Emma Kenny is bringing her live true crime show Killer Couples to New Theatre Oxford on Saturday, 16 May, exploring the psychology behind criminal partnerships and the dark side of human relationships.
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Cotswolds Distillery celebrates triple win at English Whisky Awards 2026
Cotswolds Distillery has secured three major wins at the English Whisky Awards 2026, including Best English Whisky and Best Whisky Distillery, cementing its position at the forefront of the rapidly growing English whisky industry.
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Flight Club Oxford unveils floral summer terraces ahead of seasonal launch
Flight Club Oxford has unveiled its newly transformed Summer Terraces. The high-energy Oxford venue has reimagined its outdoor space as a floral, sun-drenched social setting, combining cocktails, weekend brunch and its signature Social Darts experience for the peak alfresco season.
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Stage Watch: Psychological thriller The Silence of the Lambs premieres on stage
Bringing its unsettling character dynamics and intellectual tension into a live theatrical setting, The Silence of the Lambs will make its stage debut with John Partridge as Hannibal Lecter.
















