Olivia Churchill
Latest news and stories
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Oxfordshire ArtWeeks returns to Earth Trust in 2024 with pop-up gallery featuring eight artists
From ceramics, acrylics and oils to sustainable fashion and upcycled jewellery, Earth Trust is bringing together an exciting range of local artists for this year’s Oxfordshire ArtWeeks with a pop-up gallery in the centre’s beautiful converted 19th-century barn.
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Hedges Law to celebrate Oxfordshire Artweeks 2024 by teaming up with local artists
Hedges Law will be celebrating Oxfordshire Artweeks 2024 by teaming up with local artists, including official Olympic artist and former British rower Annabel Eyres, in support of the charity Homeless Oxfordshire.
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BBOWT has launched its annual nature photography competition for 2024
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) has opened its annual nature photography competition for 2024 with exciting new categories and prizes.
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Oxford Royale receives the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade
Oxford Royale has received the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade, joining a distinguished group of 252 organisations nationally recognised for their excellence.
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Open top bus company launches Black Oxford: Untold Stories
Oxford Bus Company has teamed up with the author of Black Oxford: Untold Stories and award-winning producer Pamela Roberts to offer people a unique trip back in time, unlocking the secret histories of Oxford’s black scholars.
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Oxford High Prep School has been shortlisted for the Tes Awards 2024
Oxford High Prep School has been shortlisted in the Independent Prep School of the Year category of the Tes Schools Awards 2024
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Italian Job Mile of MINI event makes a triumphant comeback in Oxford
The Italian Job Mile of MINI event made a triumphant comeback in Oxford with 150 classic and modern MINI cars journeying through the picturesque Oxfordshire countryside to raise much-needed funds for charity.
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Limited places remain for milestone Blenheim Palace Triathlon
The Blenheim Palace Triathlon, the only triathlon to take place in the grounds of a UNESCO World Heritage site, is set for a record year to mark its milestone celebrations, with limited places remaining to take part in the event.
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Cothill School announces plans to become co-educational
Cothill School, an independent day and boarding prep school in Oxfordshire, for pupils aged 7 to 13, will become co-educational from September 2025, enabling more families to benefit from the school’s excellent academic offering boys have enjoyed for over 150 years.
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Weather decimates the 2024 annual count of Oxfordshire’s county flower
Rain, flooding and high winds have obliterated the 2024 annual count of Oxfordshire’s county flower – the Snake’s Head Fritillary – with the lowest number recorded in nearly 30 years.
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The Didcot Powerhouse Fund launches its spring community engagement events
The Didcot Powerhouse Fund is inviting the public to participate in a series of spring community engagement events – to get connected, have fun, make a positive difference, fundraise and share the work the fund is doing locally.
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Two Oxford Bus Company bus drivers to complete gruelling challenges for charity
Arif Khan is running his second London Marathon this month and Mark Temple is embarking on a half-iron-man contest in Somerset in July.
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Thame-based three rocks® customer experience solution specialist announces 10 new hires
three rocks®, a customer experience solution specialist based in Thame, has announced the addition of 10 new hires to its team following a period of sustained growth in the last six months.
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Oxford apprenticeship experts Ignite Training celebrates its 25th birthday
Ignite Sport launched in 1999 and delivered holiday camps and after-school clubs. It has since added to its portfolio and formed Ignite Training and Velocity Football.
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Hedges Law to open new branch in Chipping Norton
Hedges, one of Oxfordshire’s longest-serving law firms, has announced the opening of its Chipping Norton branch, the firm’s third location in the county and its second branch opening in the last 12 months.
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Local businesses in Chalgrove unite to acquire an additional defibrillator for the village
An initiative spearheaded by a group of several local businesses in Chalgrove has culminated in the acquisition of an additional defibrillator for the village.