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Waterperry Opera Festival opens 2025 booking
Waterperry Opera Festival has announced that general booking for its 2025 season opens at 9.00am on 08 April. Highlights include performances of Don Giovanni, Semele, and Winnie-the-Pooh’s Songbook, alongside free community events.
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KOKO Electronic to curate late-night lineup at Wilderness Festival 2025
For the first time, Audi presents Wilderness is teaming up with KOKO Electronic to curate an electrifying late-night experience at The Valley. With world-class DJs, live bands, and avant-garde performances, the Night Realm will come alive after sunset.
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Exhibition tickets on sale for Radiohead’s visual journey with Stanley Donwood and Thom Yorke
This immersive showcase is the first major exhibition exploring the visual art of Stanley Donwood and Thom Yorke, showcasing their 30-year collaboration on Radiohead’s iconic imagery. The show features over 180 works, including album cover paintings, digital compositions, and unseen sketches.
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ comes to life at Cliveden
Cliveden will host The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail from 10 May to 29 June 2025, to offer families an interactive journey through Eric Carle’s beloved story. The trail will feature illustrated signs, QR codes, augmented reality, games, and brass rubbing stations, bringing the caterpillar’s transformation to life.
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Oxford writer in shortlist for world’s largest and most prestigious literary prize
The 2025 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize shortlist features six exceptional young writers exploring identity, gender, grief, and sexuality across novels, poetry, and short stories. Worth £20k, the prize celebrates global literary talent under 40.
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Blenheim Palace Horse Trials partners with evoke® to champion rider safety
The Agria Blenheim Palace International Horse Trials has announced the growing equestrian brand evoke® as its Official Safety Partner and sponsor of the popular Eventer Challenge in a new three-year deal.
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New McDonald’s to replace Carfax branch in Oxford city centre will close at midnight
A new McDonald’s has officially opened in Oxford city centre – but unlike the branch it replaces, it will close at midnight each night.
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Oxford United’s new stadium shortlisted for sustainability in Football Business Awards
Oxford United’s new all-electric stadium has been shortlisted for the sustainability category of the Football Business Awards, recognizing its commitment to tackling climate change.
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DogFest returns to seven UK locations for an unmissable celebration of dogs
DogFest, in partnership with Agria Pet Insurance, returns across seven UK locations in 2025, offering an exciting celebration for dog lovers. With fun activities, expert-led talks, live entertainment, and a new Makers Market, the festival promises a fantastic day out.
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Oxford United partners with Radisson for landmark hotel development
Oxford United has partnered with Radisson Hotel Group to develop a 180-room hotel as part of the club’s proposed new stadium complex at the Triangle, north of Oxford. Over half of the hotel’s rooms will overlook the pitch, offering a premium experience.
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Blenheim Palace Triathlon 2025 to host prestigious national and European qualifiers
The Blenheim Palace Triathlon returns in 2025 for its 21st edition, bringing an added competitive edge. The two-day event, held at the UNESCO World Heritage site, will feature its usual race formats, including Super Sprint, Sprint, Relay, and Weekend Warrior.
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National Theatre’s award-winning Dear England is heading to Oxford in January 2026
The National Theatre’s Olivier Award-winning play Dear England is set for a nationwide tour in 2025/2026, visiting the New Theatre Oxford from 27–31 January 2026. Written by James Graham and directed by Rupert Goold, the play explores Gareth Southgate’s leadership and England’s footballing identity.
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Spitfire Girls lands at Chipping Norton Theatre as part of a major UK theatre tour
Spitfire Girls, a new play by Katherine Senior, is opening at Chipping Norton Theatre from this May as part of a major UK tour. The play marks the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end and celebrates the unsung female pilots who defied expectations.
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Henley Festival expands its RISE programme with visual arts prize
Henley Festival, presented by Westcoast, has launched the RISE by Henley Festival Emerging Artist Prize to support rising visual artists. As part of the Festival’s RISE programme, the prize offers £1,000 to the winner and £500 each to two runners-up
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Football for mental health: Oxford United’s campaign for awareness and support
Oxford United in the Community and the Joey Beauchamp Foundation have partnered to raise mental health awareness and support in Oxfordshire. Their collaboration aligns with Oxford United’s home fixture against Portsmouth on February 15, honoring Joey Beauchamp’s legacy.
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E. H. Shepard exhibition inspires talk on Shepard’s War and Winnie-the-Pooh workshops
A series of events will be running alongside the popular E. H. Shepard Before and Beyond Winnie-the-Pooh exhibition at SOFO, unveiling Shepard’s artistic journey from wartime illustrator to beloved children’s book artist.