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Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone beers now served at the Crazy Bear
Hawkstone beers, founded by Jeremy Clarkson, are now served at the Crazy Bear in Oxfordshire, bringing award-winning lager and IPA to the venue as part of a new partnership focused on quality British ingredients and craft brewing.
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Stage Watch: Counterpoint of Chaos, Teeth ‘N’ Smiles, Glengarry Glen Ross, Cirque Alice & Midsomer Murders
From algorithm-inspired physical theatre and a rock-driven revival of Teeth ‘N’ Smiles, to an all-female Glengarry Glen Ross, circus spectacle with Cirque Alice, and the stage debut of Midsomer Murders – Stage Watch brings together highlights from London and Oxford theatre.
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BRDC Classic to return to Silverstone celebrating motorsport heritage
The BRDC Classic will return to Silverstone this July, bringing historic racing, iconic cars and immersive motorsport experiences to fans across a three-day celebration.
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Stowe House launches Vanbrugh300 lecture series for 2026
Stowe House will host a 2026 lecture series marking 300 years since Sir John Vanbrugh’s death, with talks, exhibitions and events offering fresh insight into the architect’s legacy as part of the nationwide Vanbrugh300 celebrations.
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Lee Miller: A Woman at War to open at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum this summer
A new exhibition at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum explores Lee Miller’s wartime photography, from Oxford to Europe’s front lines, highlighting her role as a pioneering female photojournalist during World War II.
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Stage Watch: Totoro, Cherry Orchard, Now You See Me, Midsomer Murders & Legally Blonde
From magical West End adaptations to gripping whodunnits, spellbinding illusions, and feel-good musicals, our Stage Watch guide helps you plan unforgettable nights out with tips, show details, and what makes each production unmissable
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Oxford indie icons Beaker return with powerful new single ‘50 Men’ after 27-year hiatus
Oxford indie favourites Beaker has returned after 27 years with ‘50 Men’, a fierce and emotionally charged new single inspired by Gisele Pelicot – signalling a bold new chapter for the influential all-female band.
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Big Feastival reveals stage highlights ahead of August Bank Holiday return
The Big Feastival returns with more than 30 stages featuring music, food, comedy and family entertainment across the August Bank Holiday weekend.
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Carrie Hope Fletcher to lead Waitress at New Theatre Oxford as full cast is announced
Waitress has confirmed the full casting for its Oxford run, with Carrie Hope Fletcher leading the production at New Theatre Oxford from 29 June 2026.
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Oxford alumna Daisy Fancourt shortlisted for 2026 Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction
Oxford alumna Daisy Fancourt has reached the shortlist for the 2026 Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction with her book Art Cure.
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Oxfordshire pubs shortlisted in The National Pub & Bar Awards 2026
Three Oxfordshire pubs have reached the shortlist for the 2026 National Pub & Bar Awards, joining more than 250 venues across the UK recognised ahead of the London grand final, where county and national winners will be announced.
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Operation Mincemeat – a brilliantly bold retelling of extraordinary true wartime story
With Olivier Award-winning credentials and 113 five-star reviews, this brilliantly bold retelling of an extraordinary true wartime story more than lived up to its acclaim when it arrived on stage at New Theatre Oxford.
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Award-Winning Oxfordshire pub The Swan Inn in Islip up for sale at £545k after closure
The Swan Inn in Islip, an award-winning Oxfordshire gastropub recognised in the Michelin Guide and for its AA rosettes, has closed following the departure of its head chef and is now on the market.
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West End hit Operation Mincemeat A New Musical arrives at New Theatre Oxford
Oxford will host Operation Mincemeat next week as the award-winning West End musical begins its first UK tour with a limited five-day run at New Theatre Oxford.
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The Jellicle Cats return to Oxford as CATS comes to New Theatre in major UK tour
Oxford audiences will welcome CATS back to New Theatre Oxford in 2027 as a new touring production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical visits the city for five performances.
















