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Lockdown restrictions in Oxfordshire – what’s changing from 17 May
17 May and here’s just about everyting you need to know about what’s changed as lockdown restrictions are eased in Oxfordshire.
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What to see as our museums and art galleries reopen to the public
In line with the government’s roadmap to ease lockdown restrictions, museums and art galleries across Oxfordshire have reopened. Here’s some of what to see at our cultural institutions.
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Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race – the ‘Battle of the Blues’
The annual rowing contest between crews from Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Clubs will be a ‘closed’ event on the River Great Ouse at Ely in Cambridgeshire.
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Rowstock Manor: A stunning Arts and Crafts style home
This contemporary yet charming home overlooking rolling farmland and the Oxfordshire countryside boasts an impressive 5,450 sq. ft. living space, with five bedrooms and four en-suites.
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We love: British Asparagus
British Asparagus: A seasonal crop that should be enjoyed for the 8 weeks or so, from the end of April until the middle of June, when it’s in season.
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Lockdown restrictions in Oxfordshire – here’s what you can or can’t do
Here’s just about everything you need to know about lifting of lockdown restrictions in Oxfordshire, and what you can do, or can’t do, from 12 April.
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The Manor House in Chipping Norton: A country house in a town
Guided by the knowledge and advice of award-winning Nigel Daly Architectural Design, the 15th-century Grade II listed Manor House has been sensitively restored and enhanced with meticulous attention to every detail.
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What to do for an Easter that’s ‘still’ going to look a little different
Like last year, Easter 2021 is going to look and feel different because of lockdown. Here’s what to do when your plans for a traditional Easter celebration are ‘still’ on hold.
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On the Pre-Raphaelites exhibition opening soon at the Ashmolean
The Pre-Raphaelite exhibition at the Ashmolean offers a rare glimpse into its internationally-renowned collection of Pre-Raphaelite works and the artists in the movement.
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Tubney Manor: A delightful Grade II listed property in the Oxfordshire countryside
Perfectly positioned on the edge of the sought-after village of Appleton, this house is steeped in history and has been thoroughly yet sensitively restored by the present owners.
