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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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voco Oxford Thames hotel sees surge in dog-friendly stays over Easter
voco Oxford Thames has seen a surge in dog-friendly stays, with record demand over Easter as more guests choose to travel with their pets.
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Spellbinding puppetry of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis set to enchant Oxford on UK tour
A visually stunning revival of Shakespeare’s Venus and Adonis, directed by Greg Doran and narrated live by Simon Russell Beale, is set to bring masterful puppetry and poetic storytelling to Oxford Playhouse this June.
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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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A weekend of retro classics awaits as Rosemary Shrager takes helm as guest chef at The Store
Rosemary Shrager will take the helm as guest chef at The Store’s Treadwell Restaurant in April for a two-night Retro Classics dining experience featuring nostalgic British dishes served through a refined five-course menu.
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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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Didcot-based writer Esmé Bates releases HOWLS! — a comedy script and series concept
A new comedy project by Esmé Bates imagines a theatrical production led by expressive dog characters in a playful satire of showbusiness and performance.
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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.
