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From a post-apocalyptic coastline to a remote Hebridean island, the six shortlisted novels examine the limits of understanding, the pressures of belonging and the private lives...
Picture this. It’s 1599 in London. You’re at the new Globe Theatre. Or perhaps at the Curtain Theatre. Historians can’t decide. Let’s say you’re a groundling...
The five-show line-up brings together West End musicals, sharp-edged comedy, contemporary drama and a landmark psychological thriller. From the birth of rock ’n’ roll and the...
Did society collectively decide to stop wearing 18th-century ball gowns, or 1920s flapper dresses? I doubt it. We love to dress up for Halloween and enjoy...
Maxine Reynolds, head of Oxford residential sales at Bidwells, discusses how Oxford can achieve its housing targets whilst maintaining its identity: The government’s commitment to a...
A woman’s life became the raw material for one of theatre’s most celebrated plays. Breach Theatre’s Burning Down the House, staged at the Schwarzman Centre in...
CBRE has been appointed on behalf of a client of Federated Hermes, to sell their interest in Milton Park, with a total enterprise value of £800...
Matt Francis has returned to The Oxford Trust as its new chief executive, succeeding Steve Burgess, who has retired after 13 years leading the charity. Matt joins from Oxford Innovation Space, where he was head...
Persimmon Homes Wessex has been awarded planning consent for the next 400 homes at Valley Park. Persimmon can now start construction on 306 units, with a...
Oxfordshire County Council and Cherwell District Council are working together on the Banbury Framework Masterplan and have begun meeting with local stakeholders, including businesses, employers, and...
