News
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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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Abingdon-based company winner in 2024 ‘Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards’
Abingdon-based business development consultancy Intralink Ltd is among the 2024 winners of the Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) Made in the UK, Sold to the World Awards announced recently.
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Victors Restaurant to launch ‘Secret Rooftop’ summer pop-up
Victors Restaurant and Bar is launching its ‘Secret Rooftop’ pop-up to help drinkers and diners in Oxford make the most of the summer in the city.
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Oxford Bus Company reaches halfway point in electric vehicles rollout milestone
To mark Earth Day, Oxford Bus Group has announced it has reached the halfway point of its roll-out of electric vehicles, with 52 of the 104 buses now on the road.
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Stolen painting returned to Christ Church Picture Gallery
The Italian Baroque landscape by Salvator Rosa was handed in to authorities in Romania and recovered by officers from Thames Valley Police and Jacqueline Thalmann, curator of Christ Church Picture Gallery.
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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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Cornbury House Horse Trials looks set to end the 2024 summer season
Tickets go on sale for the 2024 Cornbury House Horse Trials, which will take place from 11 to 15 September in the heart of the Cotswolds at one of the most prestigious estates, Cornbury House, located in Charlbury, Oxfordshire.
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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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The Randolph Hotel appoints new Executive Head Chef and launches new menu
The Randolph Hotel by Graduate Hotels has appointed Executive Head Chef Chris Godfrey to oversee all food and beverage programmes at the hotel.
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Smash-hit family favourite Madagascar The Musical tour arrives in Oxford
Based on the smash DreamWorks animated motion picture, Madagascar – The Musical follows all of your favourite crack-a-lackin’ friends as they escape from their home in New York’s Central Park Zoo and find themselves on an unexpected journey to the madcap world of King Julien’s Madagascar.
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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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Richard Dawkins announces Oxford date as part of 2024 Live Tour
Richard Dawkins – one of the most respected scientists and thinkers of our time – will embark on a new tour of the USA and Europe, including an unmissable date in Oxford.
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Chinnor Rugby crowned National One Champions and promoted to the Championship
Chinnor Rugby have been promoted to the RFU Championship as they are crowned Champions of National One Rugby after beating 5th-placed Birmingham Moseley by 52 points to Nil.
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New Theatre Oxford operator Ambassador Theatre Group to rebrand as ATG Entertainment
Ambassador Theatre Group has announced that it is rebranding as ATG Entertainment to reflect the company’s evolution from theatre operator and capture the increasing variety of its content across music, comedy and events.
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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.
















