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Road closures and preparations for May Morning 2025 in Oxford
The City Council is working with partners to prepare the city for thousands of people to attend May Morning 2022 for the first time in-person since 2019.
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Fawlty Towers: The play announces star-studded UK and Ireland tour
John Cleese’s Fawlty Towers – The Play is set to tour the UK and Ireland from September 2025 to July 2026, following a successful West End run. Directed by Caroline Jay Ranger, the play features classic episodes like The Germans and The Hotel Inspector, adapted by Cleese into a two-hour stage comedy.
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Critically acclaimed Inside No. 9 stage adaptation announces UK tour
Following a sold-out West End run, Inside No. 9: Stage / Fright, created by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, is heading on a 12-week UK tour this autumn. The Olivier-nominated show combines comedy, suspense, and theatrical twists, featuring a rotating celebrity guest at each performance.
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The Game Fair prepares for a grand celebration of the countryside in July
The Game Fair is set to welcome over 125,000 visitors to Ragley Hall this July for the UK’s largest countryside celebration. Spanning field sports, family activities, rural policy debates, artisan food, and luxury shopping, the event offers something for everyone.
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Global stars set to shine at The Warwick Sessions 2025
The Warwick Sessions returns to St Nicholas’ Park in July 2025 with a stellar five-night concert series. Headliners include Elbow, The Stranglers, Craig David presents TS5, Train, and Beverley Knight & Will Young.
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Big Feastival 2025 brings bigger beats, bolder bites, and family fun to the Cotswolds
Big Feastival will return to the Cotswolds from 22 to 24 August 2025 with its biggest line-up yet. The festival blends world-class music, top chefs, family fun, and late-night partying across two buzzing stages.
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Marco Pierre White launches ‘Crack the Egg’ promo with free kids’ meals this Easter
Families can enjoy a festive Easter meal at Marco Pierre White’s Oxford restaurant from 18 to 21 April 2025 with the “Crack the Egg” promotion, where kids under 12 eat free with every paying adult.
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England team makes history with European Transplant Football Championship victory
England made history by winning the European Transplant Football Championship for the first time, defeating Italy 1-0 in a thrilling final. The tournament, held at Radley College in Oxfordshire, featured six nations, all represented by organ transplant recipients.
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The Fishes launches spring menu with a plant-based twist by chef Gemma Ogston
To celebrate its new spring menu, The Fishes in North Hinksey, Oxford, has partnered with chef and author Gemma Ogston to introduce vibrant, plant-based dishes, including her signature Rainbow Lasagne. For every lasagne sold, 25p will be donated to FareShare UK.
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Popular country pub The Lamb Inn sold to industry veterans
Specialist property adviser Christie & Co has announced the sale of The Lamb Inn, a historic 18th-century pub in Crawley, Oxfordshire, to The Cotswold Hospitality Group. Previously owned by award-winning operators Sebastian and Lana Snow, the pub is renowned for its charm and reputation.
